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Jan 7, 2025 · With venues and companies changing how they are managed or where they perform and one that had apparently closed for good announcing its reopening, productions cancelled and uncanceled and quite a range of shows, from the fringe to large-scale tours, there was plenty happening in the Manchester ...

Jan 2, 2025 · North David Cunningham (North West) Ever since COVID, the theatre scene has felt a bit off-centre trying to get back to normal. Manchester in 2024 had a swings and roundabouts sort of year. Oldham Coliseum surprised everyone with a Donald Trump-style comeback from oblivion, but Contact gave up on theatrical productions to concentrate on one-night comedy style shows. The city shook off a ...

Nov 5, 2024 · Curtain opens on new musicals in Birmingham 28 January 2025 Excerpts from 28 new musicals will be unveiled at BEAM2025, “the largest gathering for the UK’s new musical theatre community”.

Theatre review of La bohème (Music by Giacomo Puccini, libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa) from English National Opera at London Coliseum - reviewer: Vera Liber

Third night of the run, not a press night, and the applause is loud. The people like it; my companion (a Wagner buff), specially down from Yorkshire, likes it very much; I have a few reservations. Not about the superlative singing (lovely cast) or the elemental music or the orchestra under Martyn Brabbins. Director Richard Jones has done his usual updating shtick. There are so many ideas ...