Reviews

The Crowle Players cast and crew of Scrooge

Festive family fun as Crowle Players bring a spectacular Scrooge to the stage

The cast of The Wedding Singer on stage.

Review WODS The Wedding Singer play 'is not to be missed'

WODYS members in Carousel. Picture: Caroline Mann Photography.

Review 'Spectacular production is step back in time to golden age'

University of Worcester graduate Emily Room turned her final dissertation performance into the play Brain Rot.

Review One-woman show gives 'chilling insight into digital dating'

‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ by Worcester Rep is taking place at The Commandery. Pictures: Worcester Theatres.

Review Outdoor theatre take on Oscar Wilde classic

REVIEW: WODS latest production of ‘The Sound of Music’ at Worcester’s Swan Theatre. Pictures: Laura Jenkison.

Community contribution Drama society bring 'magic' of timeless classic to life

We Will Rock You at Christopher Whitehead Language College and Sixth Form. Pictures: Tribe Theatre Company.

Worcester students wow in hit musical production

Blobbie Williams played to an almost sold-out Huntingdon Hall in Worcester on January 28. Pictures: Simon Hughes.

REVIEW: What happened at Blobbie Williams' Worcester show

Worcester Rep's Cinderella at The Swan Theatre will run until January 2 2023.

REVIEW: We went to the panto at Worcester's Swan Theatre - oh yes we did!

Left to right: Anita Sambeth, Jordi Evans, Rose Wilson and Davina Wilkinson.

We took part in an interactive show at Worcester Fringe - here's how it went

Mamma Mia the Party (Emilia Kettle)

I went to see Mamma Mia the Party and came out feeling like a Dancing Queen

LE TOUT ENSEMBLE: The cast of Kipps fill the stage

REVIEW Flash, Bang, Wallop, what a return for WODS with Kipps

REVIEW: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Birmingham Hippodrome

REVIEW: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Birmingham Hippodrome

Former 'Eastenders' star Nigel Harmen heads up the stage adapatation of Dan Brown's smash hit novel.

REVIEW - Does 'Da Vinci' at the Grand crack the Film-to-Stage adapation code?

Same Time, Next Year at Malvern theatre this week

revew Same Time, Next Year is perfect if you need a dose of laughter

Arts group helps to banish those Covid blues

Arts group helps to banish those Covid blues

A beacon of light shining bright in our bleak midwinter

A beacon of light shining bright in our bleak midwinter

Mark my words, you're in for a rib-splitting time!

Mark my words, you're in for a rib-splitting time!

The Snow Goose... some sterling performances by a young cast.

Guardian angel takes to troubled skies

Malvern Theatres... a light shining brightly that heralds better times ahead.

Carol concert a beacon of light in the winter gloom

There will be fun galore at The Swan!

Tidings of great joy as shows get the go-ahead

Worcester Live's new initiative - Culture Call - reaches out to people during the current pandemic.

Worcester Live spreads a little happiness with new project

Worcester Cathedral is holding a series of recitals this autumn. Picture by John Phillpott.

Organ maestro Luke raises the rafters

Talk is cheap: Moa Myerson appears in Alan Bennett's Her Big Chance.

Fine performances hint at high hopes for the future

Play represents first steps on the long road back

Malvern Theatres: It's vital that the arts continue to receive government aid.

Urgent action to save our theatres now needed

Malvern Theatres... a cash lifeline has been thrown.

Just a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel...

You can't keep a good man down

You can't keep a good man down

Hole truth... Leona Allen and James Backway.

Hole-some entertainment for all age groups

German Cornejo and Gisela Galeassi burn the boards with their dancing.

Tango sets the stage ablaze

Jacqui Dankworth and Charlie Wood... a musical marriage made in heaven.

Southern cooking goes down a treat

Beautiful

Star-crossed lovers... Phoebe Marshall and Rupert Hill in Lady Chatterley's Lover.

No nudes could well be good news

Dr Feelgood... prescribes a dose of real rock and roll.

True rock and roll... Feelgoods keep the faith

High drama: Tracy Shaw and Mark Jordon star in The Cat and the Canary.

More twists and turns than a Cornish cliff top path

Best feet forward... The Richard Alston Dance Company.

A sad farewell rather than au revoir

Jennifer Saunders... absolutely fabulous.

Coward tapped into the spirit of the times

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The Broken Elephant... a cracking read.

It's a story that you'll never forget

Superb... Will Barton as Boris Johnson.

Loads of laughs on anger island

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Tough love... Michael Moreland as The Monster.

You've got to have your creature comforts

This herald angel brings tidings of great... truth

This herald angel brings tidings of great... truth

Pant-astic! Left to right, Aaron Jenson (Aladdin), John Challis (Abanazar) and Mark James (Wishee Washee).

Madcap Mark's star burns bright on this December night

Genevieve Lowe as Snow White. Picture by Beth Martyn Smith.

I guess it's looking a lot like Christmas!

Mike Sanchez... Britain's leading exponent of classic rhythm and blues.

Arise Sir Mike... a knight to remember

Helen George... not a woman to trifle with.

Dark, brooding... and oozing with menace

Clare Teal... a jazz voice to be reckoned with.

Teal's the real deal when it comes to feel

Superb: Robert Lindsay and Victoria Blunt in Prism.

Life's fading light glimmers in the darkness

Cabaret: Deliciously decadent amid the darkness of Nazi Germany.

Worcester man creates a stage masterpiece

Worcester Musical Theatre Company... served up a rip-roaring show.

This show's an absolute blast... don't miss it!

For heaven's sake, don't mention the 'c' word...

Farce from the madding crowd

The Goldhawks... faithful reproduction of Pete Townsend's Tommy album.

The Goldhawks are really talking about my generation

The Birling house... more like the Bates Motel in Hitchcock's Psycho.

Inspector lifts the lid of this can of worms

Their lives are not on track... Samantha Womack and Oliver Farnworth star in The Girl on the Train.

This ghost train is about to run off the rails

Mount Etna, Sicily. The lava may flow quite freely but the music certainly doesn't. Picture by John Phillpott.

Godfather theme might have been acceptable I suppose