Sunday 31 January 2016

January's theatrical round-up

Star of the Month
Ramin Karimloo


January saw Ramin Karimloo make a long-overdue return to London, performing two sold out concerts in Islington.

Proving that he is the best of the best, Karimloo embraced his theatrical background, whilst showcasing his unique style of musical with charm and flair. I can't believe how much varied material Karimloo included in the show without anything sounding out of place. He is a remarkable performer who we need back in the West End ASAP! Read our ★★★★ review of An Evening With Ramin Karimloo

Show of the Month
The Mother


Following the tremendous success of The Father, Florian Zeller's play The Mother has transferred to the Tricycle Theatre having played the Ustinov Studio in Bath last year. 

Centring around a woman with depression who is struggling to let go of her son, Zeller's play is wildly disorientating for the audience. Not only does Zeller shows what it's like to suffer from depression, but remarkably he also shows what it's like to love someone with the illness. An absolute must-see! Read our ★★★★★ review of The Mother
Interview Highlights

on making his London debut in In The Heights
on belting, Rock Of Ages & her stagey dinner party
Joe McElderry
on taking on the title role in the Joseph UK tour

WEST END MUSICAL

OFF-WEST END PLAY

OFF-WEST END MUSICAL

UK TOUR


★★★★★

Andrew Tomlins (Editor)

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