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Tag Archives: Menier Chocolate Factory
The mother of all indigestion: Dinner with Saddam at the Menier Chocolate Factory
Saturday 19th September 2015, matinée It’s not very often that you hear the words ‘Farce’, ‘Saddam Hussein’ and ‘Steven Berkoff’ in the same sentence, but in his new play ‘Dinner with Saddam’, premiering at the Menier Chocolate Factory, that is … Continue reading
Satire Never Dies: Forbidden Broadway at the Menier Chocolate Factory
Sunday 22nd June 2014, matinée We waited a long five years for Forbidden Broadway to come back to London. This show, first conceived in 1982 by Gerard Alessandrini is as much an institution on Broadway as the mega-musicals it lampoons. … Continue reading
The importance of being certain: David Auburn’s Proof at the Menier Chocolate Factory
Saturday 16th March 2013, matinée Families have always been a rich seam for dramatists and audiences alike, perhaps because we all seek to answer the question ‘why are we the way we are?’ or more scarily ‘are we becoming like … Continue reading
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Tagged David Auburn, Emma Cunliffe, Jamie Parker, Mariah Gayle, Matthew Marsh, Menier Chocolate Factory, Polly Findlay, Proof, review
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Pippin at the Menier Chocolate Factory: Does it compute?
Sunday 29th January 2012 The Menier Chocolate Factory’s latest production is billed as a ‘radical re-working’ of Stephen Schwartz’s musical ‘Pippin’. We are not sure if we would go that far. The original story, such as it is, is a young man’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Harms, Carly Bawden, Frances Ruffelle, Harry Hepple, Holly James, Matt Rawle, Menier Chocolate Factory, Pippin, review, Stephen Schwartz
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The mysterious disappearance of toto, and other tales of restricted view seating
When it comes to the West End, we have tended to see restricted view seats as a blessing in disguise. With judicious use of seat opinions on theatremonkey and careful selection of seats, it is possible to sacrifice the view … Continue reading
The long and winding Road Show: Menier Chocolate Factory fails to strike Sondheim gold
21st August 2011 ‘Road Show’ has been described as ‘Sondheim’s latest musical’ in the publicity material. How recent does a piece of work need to be before it can be described as ‘latest’, we wonder? ‘Road Show’ dates from 2008, … Continue reading
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