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Musical Theatre

Spring Awakening Review

Posted on 14th December 202114th December 2021 by Lydia Duval

Lydia Duval covers the excellent new rock musical, Spring Awakening from LUU’s Music Theatre Society

Hamilton: Raise A Glass to Disney+ and Broadway

Posted on 11th July 202011th July 2020 by Phoebe Walker

Hamilton has rightly earned its acclaim as game-changing and renegade theatre. With its eighteenth-century Founding Fathers rapping their way through the construction of America and a cast that is largely made up of actors of […]

LUU’s Music Theatre Society’s Little Women: Absolutely Delightful

Posted on 29th February 202029th February 2020 by Emily Parry

Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women is a story told in many forms, from a BBC television series to an Oscar Nominated film we have watched the March sisters grow into the kind and perfectly imperfect […]

Avenue Q: An Absolute Pleasure.

Posted on 13th December 201913th December 2019 by Charlotte Bresh

In a climate increasingly aware of political correctness, putting on a show that somewhat crudely tackles racism, homosexuality and pornography is no easy feat. That being said, throw in fantastic direction, a tight-knit band, a […]

Sleeping Beauty at the Carriageworks: A Review.

Posted on 3rd December 20193rd December 2019 by Marit Foekens

This review was a collaboration between Marit Foekens and Hannah Cox. Tired students, Drag Queens and a children’s fairytale. It was a trio we never knew we needed until last week. When walking into the […]

The King and I: A Problem or a Prize?

Posted on 1st November 20191st November 2019 by Tanika Lane

A glorious concoction of musical nostalgia with intellectual intrigue, the Lincoln Center Theatre Production’s adaption of The King and I comes to Leeds Grand and proves a stellar opportunity to indulge in a night out […]

‘High School Musical- The Musical’ A Reboot Almost as Confusing as Inception?

Posted on 4th October 20194th October 2019 by Emily Parry

Arts & Culture Editor Emily Parry questions if we really need a reboot of High School Musical?

Cats Trailer: Triumph or Tragedy?

Posted on 1st August 20197th August 2019 by Safi Bugel

As part of a new wave of live-action remakes of cinema and on-stage classics, Cats the movie is the next CGI production to hit the big screen. A musical theatre triumph composed by Andrew Lloyd […]

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat Dazzles at Leeds Grand Theatre

Posted on 6th June 20197th June 2019 by Hannah Stokes

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s late 60s musical, based on the biblical story of Joseph and his ‘coat of many colours’, took to Leeds Grand Theatre on Tuesday.

‘Hilariously Macabre Yet Beautifully Performed’ – Music Theatre’s The Addams Family

Posted on 27th May 201928th May 2019 by Matthew Jeffery

To say Music Theatre’s production of The Addams Family ‘sprang into life’ from its first moments would be a disservice to the hilariously macabre yet beautifully performed show the society put on. From the instant […]

Sauce With Everything: Benidorm Live Review

Posted on 22nd March 2019 by Phoebe Thompson

If you thought the TV show had lost steam after ten long years on our screens, wait until you see Benidorm Live. It’s not so much a musical comedy as a double-entendre deluge. The show […]

Music Theatre Society’s Into The Woods Was Out Of This World

Posted on 11th March 201912th March 2019 by Kinga Glasek

Into the Woods, a musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine, has been adapted by the Music Theatre Society for the Spring semester. Directed by Daniel Cartlidge and Shaunagh Kelly, the plot follows a Baker […]

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