Preview: Tokyo Rose at MAST Mayflower Studios
Check out the preview for the Southampton-born and bred new musical, Tokyo Rose!
Browsing: Theatre
Review: Blood Brothers at the Mayflower Theatre
Blood Brothers is one of those classic plays that all good GCSE drama students know…
Review: 9 – 5 The Musical
One of our writers reviews 9 – 5 The Musical.
Preview: 9 to 5 @ Mayflower Theatre
Jo Lisney gives us a preview of Dolly Parton’s smash hit musical, 9 to 5.
Theatre Adaptions: From Stage to Screen
Ellie Griffiths discusses stage-to-screen adaptations and their impact.
Review: Educating Rita at the MAST – ‘Aged Like Fine Wine’
Our Culture/Film Public Relation Officer, Emily Dennis, reviews Willy Russell’s Educating Rita, currently playing at MAST Mayflower Studios.
Review: Copenhagen at MAST Mayflower Studios – “Intriguing and Intelligent”.
Classic Culture Editor, Daisy Gazzard, reviews the latest adaptation of Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen at MAST Mayflower Studios.
PREVIEW: Copenhagen at MAST Mayflower Studios
Classic Culture Editor, Daisy Gazzard, drums up anticipation for the adaptation of Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen.
Best of Musicals Based on Books
In ode to World Book Day, Edge writers have described which musical based on a…
Our Favourite Spooky Musicals: “Ode to the Urban Myth of the Killer Barber”
How do you get into the halloween and spooky mood? Well a moody spooky musical, duh!
Hoping for a Return of Theatre 2021
After a year of musical theatre drought, a few of our writers express their hope for a well needed return of theatre in 2021.
“Marvellously unique and gives a childlike feel to the production”: A Review of Jacqui and David Morris’ A Christmas Carol
Elizabeth Sorrell reviews Jacqui and David Morris’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ an adaptation that breathes new life into the classic Christmas tale.
“Love and how violently it can hurt”: A Review of Sarah Kane’s Crave at Chichester Theatre
Elizabeth Sorrell shares thoughts and admiration for Tinuke Craig’s production of Sarah Kane’s ‘Crave’ at the Chichester Theatre.
Shakespeare to Greek Classics: The Ultimate Tragedies
From Shakespeare to Greek Classics, because who doesn’t love a good dramatic tragedy?