Archive for 'Stephanie Moore'
Review: Bluebeard: A Fairytale For Adults @ Battersea Arts Centre
Milk presents weave a dark and twisted tale in a show that is creative, clumsy and chaotic – a reimagining of what we perceive to be the ‘average fairytale’.
Loosely based on the French literary folktale, the plot revolves around a charming nobleman wooing and marrying a young virgin girl, Pam, and inviting her into his [...]
Posted: December 3rd, 2011 under Play Reviews, Stephanie Moore, TheatreFix.
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Review: Orpheus & Eurydice, A Myth Underground @ The Old Vic Tunnels
I love Greek legends. I’ve read them, performed in them, written extensive essays on them, and even flown to Athens to see the Theatre of Dionysus where they were originally performed. I love their universalism, and their ability to be dissected and warped into any context.
Walking into the Old Vic Tunnels to see modernised myth, [...]
Posted: September 1st, 2011 under Play Reviews, Stephanie Moore.
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TheatreFix Q&A with the cast of Lend Me A Tenor The Musical
A week ago sad news hit the theatre press Lend Me A Tenor The Musical will close at the West End’s Gielgud theatre only two months after opening.
A lucky group of TheatreFixers, however, had the unique opportunity to not only watch the fantastic farce, but also meet some of the cast and ask them questions [...]
Posted: August 4th, 2011 under Stephanie Moore, TheatreFix.
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Review: Dream Story @ Gate Theatre
Dream Story is a voyeuristic look into a seemingly perfect marriage, wherein a nightmarish reality is exposed. Respectable doctor Fridolin and his wife begin by revealing to one another their most intimate fantasies, ranging from the mildly racy to the unpleasantly perverse.
Anna Ledwich’s production is an adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler’s famed novella, which is [...]
Posted: July 1st, 2011 under Play Reviews, Stephanie Moore.
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Review: Lord Of The Flies @ Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
Walking into Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is an enchanting experience in itself. The beautiful theatre buried within the trees feels as if it should be featured in a Baz Luhrmann film – with the outside draped in twisting vines and sprinkled fairy lights, it would be a beautiful setting for an epic love story.
However, [...]
Posted: June 2nd, 2011 under Play Reviews, Stephanie Moore, TheatreFix.
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A Thousand Thrills: The 1000th West End performance of Thriller Live
If you go to see Thriller Live expecting a musical, you will be wrong, but you won’t be disappointed. With slick and high-energy choreography, extraordinary vocals, screaming fans and people dancing in the aisles, you’d think you were graced by the King of Pop himself.
For this 1000th West End performance at the Lyric theatre, the [...]
Posted: May 27th, 2011 under Musical Reviews, Stephanie Moore, TheatreFix.
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