Rajni Shah has been creating and directing original performance work since 1999, with past projects including Hope (2009); Dinner with America (2008); give what you can, take what you need (2008); Altars of us all / speaking to strangers (2008) and Mr Quiver (2005). Her work ranges from large-scale performance installations to small solo interventions in public spaces.Glorious is the third in a trilogy of works [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Musical Theatre’
New Blogs! (Just not here)
Posted in Comment, tagged Arts Professional, Devoted and Disgruntled, Guardian Arts Blog, Musical Theatre, Shift Happens, State of the Arts on February 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
So it may look like I’ve fallen silent for the last week and a bit. Well think again avid reader. I have actually been writing a bit but for other sites. So in the interest of keeping Theatre Workbook current here are the links to these aforementioned pieces. Enjoy, I hope. Blog on the online [...]
Wicked – artists who can actually sing! MT Producers take note.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Alexia Khadime, Dianne Pilkington, Grease The Musical, Musical Theatre, The Sound of Music, Wicked, Wicked The Musical, Women Of The Future, Women Of The Future Awards on November 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Wicked has singing munchkins, a teaching goat, a green protagonist and a mechanical dragon, which may make the whole thing sound terribly silly. But I can honestly say that it is, well, wicked. And the reason for this prognosis? The outstanding quality of its two stars, Dianne Pilkington and Alexia Khadime, whose vocal skill easily [...]
A delicious little something to fill the gap
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bertolt Brecht, Frank Wedekind, Musical Theatre, Musicals, Novello Theatre, Spring Awakening, Vivian Westwood on April 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
So I’m taking an age to finish my next blog post and wanted to make sure that you all didn’t forget about me or think I’d sunk without trace after two (fairly) productive weeks. So here for your delectation are my thoughts on a fantastic little show now on at the Novello called Spring Awakening, [...]
The Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd; a compendium of theatrical curiosity.
Posted in Comment, tagged Anthony Newley, Finborough Theatre, Ian Judge, Leslie Bricusse, Musical Theatre, The Roar of the Greaspaint The Smell of the Crowd, Tim Goodchild on June 16, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Note: This is not a review, I didn’t see enough of it to be a review – if you did see enough to disagree with me please let me know. I was reminded of the wonderfully weird world I work in last week when I went to see The Roar Of The Greasepaint – The [...]
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