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Legally Blonde at Curve Theatre, Leicester Review 2026
A true explosion of pink powered passion I think everybody has seen the riled up comments stemming from a dress rehearsal and preview curtain call video circulating on TikTok and although I know to take previews with a pinch of salt, I still was apprehensive about the show. The movie is truly iconic, as is the musical. Itâs actually a superb piece of writing and itâs evident that Nikolai FosterâŚ
The Sound of Music at Curve Review
âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ I was meant to watch The Sound of Music at Curve Theatre in Leicester with my mum and I feel that Iâm going to have an element of emotional bias here, because I know she wouldâve absolutely adored it. I left the theatre feeling grateful I went and yearning to go again before the run ends. From the moment I walked through those double doors, I was drawn into a world of magic. The setâŚ
Friends: The Parody Review
âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ Friends: The Parody is the closest thing weâre likely to get to a true Friends reunion and it delivers in obvious nods to the show, whilst bringing a whole new set of songs. Itâs a comical tribute that doesnât take itself too seriously, and thatâs exactly what makes it such a joy. Eva Hope as Rachel Green is absolutely phenomenal. She captures Rachelâs tone, facial expressions, andâŚ
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Grease at Kilworth House Review
âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ Running until 7 September 2025 Kilworth House Theatre has simply done it again. Grease is an absolute knockout. Full of energy, charm, and pure feel-good excellence. From the second you arrive, the atmosphere hits different. Outdoor theatre is simply divine, and Grease is the perfect show for it. Some of the cast are already on stage playing basketball as the audience filters in. AnâŚ
Addams Family Review at Curve Theatre
âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ I went into The Addams Family at Curve expecting a fun night out, and thatâs exactly what I got. It delivered. Itâs good surface-level entertainment. The story doesnât go deep, but the cast bring it to life with a lot of charm and energy. The design is slick, the pace keeps things moving, and the laughs land often enough. Iâm going to dive straight in by saying that Lauren Jones asâŚ
Calamity Jane at Curve Review (2025)
I wasnât convinced Calamity Jane was going to my favourite kind of show and if Iâm completely honest, I wasnât too wrong. Nevertheless, I went in with an open mind and thereâs no denying itâs a brilliantly energetic production with some toe-tapping tunes albeit they do get repetitive with reprises aplenty. Though, from the first strum of that banjo to the final bow, itâs a high-energy experienceâŚ
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Book of Mormon Review at Theatre Royal, Nottingham
ââââ We were first told to see The Book of Mormon 9.5 years ago while on a trip to Amsterdam, in that same trip, this same person had recommended us to visit Amsterdam in the spring. It was kind of surreal that in the same year we got to see Amsterdam in the spring, we also got to finally get the chance at Theatre Royal Nottingham, where itâs running until 28th June. This is one of those showsâŚ
The Girl on the Train Review at Curve, Leicester
Gritty and GrippingOn until 24 May 2025 â press tickets for review â â â â âIf youâre a fan of Paula Hawkinsâ best-selling novel The Girl on the Train, or you love psychological thrillers, then this weekâs production at Curve Leicester is an unmissable treat. The stage adaptation of The Girl on the Train is dark, atmospheric, and emotionally complex. Itâs a story that you can really sink your teethâŚ
Murielâs Wedding Review at Curve, Leicester
âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ Muriel might be terrible, but Murielâs Wedding is far from it. Murielâs Wedding quite simply is a triumph. A glittering, laugh-out-loud spectacle that bottles sunshine and brings it to life in full theatrics. Opening the show with Sunshine State of Mind was apt on a gloriously sunny heatwave evening. Running until 10 May 2025, this is a must-see for musical theatre lovers and fans ofâŚ
Cruel Intentions at Royal and Derngate Review
Five stars for the entertainment value Press tickets for review Now, is Cruel Intentions the best show Iâve ever seen with an impressive set and an incredibly stunning performance? No. But was it a show that had me creasing? Yes. Was it a show that was so entertaining that the time flew by? Also yes. And for me, sometimes that is more than enough to be 5 star entertainment, and thatâs whatâŚ
Tina - The Tina Turner Musical at Curve, Leicester
âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ An electric celebration of Tina Turnerâs discography and rise to stardom. I knew Tina Turner had a turbulent relationship with her husband, Ike Turner but I wasnât fully aware of just how much of a struggle Tina Turner, born Anna Mae Bullock preserved. At the hands of her husband, and her mother, Tina Turner suffered years of domestic violence â and also faced struggles surroundingâŚ
&Juliet Review at Curve, Leicester 2025
Nothing short of genius âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ I could end the review right here and say itâs the best new show Iâve watched in a very long time. But & Juliet deserves more than just a single line of praiseâitâs a joyous piece of theatre with storytelling that will leave you grinning from ear to ear. This is the kind of show that reminds you why you fell in love with theatre in the first place. Itâs bold,âŚ
90âs Live at De Montfort Hall Review
A Nostalgic Party Night 90âs Live by Entertainers is a high-energy celebration of one of the most iconic decades in music (as a 1994 baby, these hits were the soundtrack to my childhood). Featuring an impressive setlist of chart-topping hits, this show is a great choice for any 90s music fan. Whether youâre into Britpop, boybands, girl power, or dance anthems, thereâs something for everyoneâŚ
Sing the Musicals - De Montfort Hall Review
A must see for theatre lovers âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ If you love musical theatre, Sing the Musicals is an absolute must-see. Thereâs something euphoric about belting out your favorite theatre songs inside a theatre, surrounded by a room full of fellow theatre lovers. The atmosphere was electric from the very first note, with the audience fully embracing the chance to sing and dance along without fear orâŚ
Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat Review at Royal Nottingham
âď¸âď¸âď¸.5 Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Riceâs Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a show that knows exactly what it isâbold, playful, and bursting with colour, and sometimes things are better left as they are. This touring production leans very heavily into that with a lighthearted approach, high-energy choreography, and a visually spectacular design. While it largely succeeds inâŚ
Kinky Boots at Curve Review (2025)
Spirits as high as the boots! âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ If youâre looking for a show brimming with energy, heart, and enough sparkle to light up a room, Kinky Boots is the answer. Itâs no surprise that this feel-good, fabulous production is selling out night after nightâthis is exactly the kind of joy we all need right now.  I am so ecstatic that theatre season has started back up again. January alwaysâŚ