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FILM & THEATRE

THE ODD COUPLE: Sunshine Boys At The Savoy Theatre

The last time I went to the Savoy Theatre, it was to see Judy Garland's lesser-know daughter Lorna Luft sing songs 'my mother taught me'. Don't ask! This time I arrived firm in the belief that laughter from the audience would be welcomed rather than muffled! ...

DESIGNING 007: Barbican pays tribute to last 50 years of James Bond and his style

The Barbican marks the 50th anniversary of the James Bond franchise with and exhibition 'Designing 007: 50 years of Bond style' from 1962's 'Dr No' to this year's 'Skyfall', with a unique exhibition showcasing the inside story of the design and style of the wo...

CHANGING THE TUNE, CHANGING THE TIME: Ragtime the Musical Comes to Regent’s Park

Sentimentalist that I am, I've kept all my programmes and Playbills from productions I've been treated to over the years. So, when I was invited to the Press night of the new production of Ragtime the Musical at Regents Park Open Air Theatre, I couldn't help b...

BUNKER DOWN: Theatre Delicatessen’s Henry V Makes New Recruits of Audience

Henry V opens with a rather marvelous prologue. The audience is asked to consider, ‘Can this cockpit hold the vasty fields of France? Or may we cram within this wooden O the very casques that did affright the air at Agincourt?’. It’s a question of enduring r...

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