• Review: King King @ Lichfield Guildhall

  By Ben Macnair on 10th May, 2010

  Staffordshire blues fans heard one of the most eagerly awaited bands on the national circuit when King King appeared at Lichfield Guildhall. The group, led...

• Review: Giselle @ Birmingham Hippodrome

  By Phil Preece on 2nd May, 2010

  The one ballet I can never resist is Giselle, and after watching Ballet Nacional De Cuba’s version at the Hippodrome I now know why. Giselle...

• Review: Anything Goes @ Lichfield Garrick

  By Ann Mayo on 29th April, 2010

  I went to see Anything Goes thinking that the show, with music and lyrics penned by Cole Porter in 1934, would seem somewhat dated. How...

• Review: Unaccomodated @ Lichfield Garrick Studio

  By Ross on 20th April, 2010

  I think it’s only fair to say occasionally how lucky Lichfield is to have such a wealth of theatre experience in one small city. There’s...

• Review: Brassed Off @ Lichfield Garrick

  By Phil Preece on 14th April, 2010

  It’s grim up North, we all know that. It’s why we live in lovely Lichfield. But dahn sahth they think we’re in the North anyway...

• Review: The Sleeping Beauty @ Lichfield Garrick

  By Phil Preece on 3rd April, 2010

  The Sleeping Beauty is one of my most favourite things so I was really looking forward to seeing the Vienna Festival Ballet’s version. They’re new...

• Review: The Secretary Bird @ The George Hotel, Lichfield

  By Phil Preece on 26th March, 2010

  There’s always something about Intimate Theatre’s productions that has a real charm. Maybe it’s the elegant venues, here the gorgeous Georgian ballroom Jane Austen would...

• Review: When Harry Met Sally @ Lichfield Garrick

  By Phil Preece on 24th March, 2010

  I might as well confess it at once. I’m the last person left in the western hemisphere who hasn’t seen the film When Harry Met...

• Review: The Sleeping Beauty @ Birmingham Hippodrome

  By Phil Preece on 8th March, 2010

  The Sleeping Beauty’s a massive ballet with three acts and a prologue that’s as long as an act itself. Its total running time is three...

• Review: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake @ Birmingham Hippodrome

  By Phil Preece on 9th February, 2010

  Incredibly it’s 16 years since Matthew Bourne’s reinterpretation of that gold standard of classical ballet, Swan Lake, was first unleashed on an unsuspecting theatre public....

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