Musical

This bold version of the life of Sylvia Pankhurst and the Suffragette movement is visually and vocally stunning – but not without its flaws.

Tina Fey’s high school comedy has gone through several iterations since its first cinematic outing in 2004, and now it is back on a UK tour.

The blonde is back: aspiring lawyer Elle Woods is going to Harvard and beyond in this touring production of the musical adaptation of the hit Reese Witherspoon movie.

Mammia Mia! has probably the largest format programme I’ve ever seen. While that may seem an odd thing to focus on for the review of a musical, it matters because this is more than theatre: it’s a phenomenon.

Nearly 40 years on from its debut this revival of Miss Saigon offers a stunning production of a tale that remains controversial.

Break out the Smirnoff Ice and the sparkles – the Steps musical has landed in Norwich, with a nostalgic and slightly nuts show.

In the story, Priscilla is a battered bus – but this production of Priscilla is a juggernaut of sparkles, songs, and stunning visuals.

Packed with some of Irving Berlin’s finest songs, a fluffy romantic comedy storyline, and the opportunity for more sequins and dance than you can shake a black cane at Top Hat should be a sparkling affair.