UKTN - Reviews around the UK
April 4th, 2009 at 5:42 amNevis Radio - Saturday 12pm-2pm
Lesley Garrett opens up the show today with 'Climb Every Mountain'. Followed by Duffy, Kid Rock, Razorlight, The Kooks and The Fratellis.
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The Elixir of Love
An Opera in Acts performed by The Welsh National Opera
Composed by Gaetano Donizetti
Review by Yvonne Penne-Stuart
What a delightful evening – certainly
one to uplift the spirits. The cast obviously
enjoyed performing this merry romantic comedy, and clearly
the audience enjoyed watching it.
Review by Tremayne Potter
May I first say what a novel idea it was
to showcase original material from New International
Musicals, as well as The Company cleverly including their
own material in the line-up.
Review by John Sinclair
The play helps to highlight the
human tragedy of war. How circumstances can make a person
treat their fellow man in such a cruel
way. Also, how anyone who tries to make a stand
against this is crushed by an unjust and uncaring
system
UK
National Tour
Reviewed at Darlington Civic
Theatre
Myra, Sylvia, Jessica and
Helen all have one thing in common – they are each
going through the menopause. The women meet every
Tuesday evening to share in their experiences, their
secrets, their highs and lows and, together, they make
up the ‘Hot Flush Club.’
God Of Carnage
Review by Catherine
Brian
God of Carnage is a one act
situation comedy. The situation is two sets
of parents meeting in one of their apartments in order
to discuss one of the couple’s sons being hit by the
other couple’s son. A believable
situation.
Review by Yvonne
Penne-Stuart
I have
never seen Giselle before but this production by the
Russian State Ballet of Siberia was really worth
waiting for. This is of course a truly
romantic ballet in the old fashion fantasy style with
beautiful sets and magnificent
costumes.
2009 UK Tour
Review by Yvonne
Penne-Stuart
The sets and costumes were
extremely colourful; some might think the former were a
little over the top at times, but that is really what
Coppelia is all about. The dancing was of
excellent quality, with Natalia Goroshko dancing
Swanilda being outstandingly the best.
Review by Clare
Brotherwood
In the fifties and sixties
Doris Day churned out 39 movies and 650 pop
songs. But she is equally remembered for her
wholesome image. However, in A Sentimental Journey
- which is currently enjoying its world premiere -
writer Adam Rolston lifts the lid on her life to reveal
three marriages before she was 30, bereavement, and a
life-changing car accident.
Review by Clare
Brotherwood
If Juliet Stevenson doesn’t
win an award for her role in the powerful two-hander
Duet For One, then I’ll lose faith in life
itself…
Flash of
Genius
Review by Katherine
Hayes
It’s an entertaining piece
of film making which shows an insight into the
lengths to which big car corporations in the 1960s
through to the 1980s went to silence their
detractors.
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