John Groves

I must confess that, until seeing this wonderful 'juke-box' musical, Johnny Cash and June Carter were just names to me. Not any more, having just heard over 35

The West End production of Mean Girls, which ran for a year at the Savoy Theatre in 2024, is currently touring and is very impressive. Three things cause me to

When a play is adapted for the screen, the story has a range of new tools it can use such as special effects, multiple takes and framing which can see the origi

Caroline: A New Musical is more than well worth travelling miles to see! I know as I came from deepest East Sussex and do not regret one moment of that time spe

Once in a While is receiving its first outing at Union Theatre this week, in a most enjoyable semi-staged version for a cast of ten plus an electric pianist!

That’ll Be The Day, a tribute show of rock 'n' pop hits of the '50s through to the '80s, has now been touring the length and breadth of the British Isles for

The principal voice of Soldiers of Tomorrow is Itai Erdal, an Israeli who emigrated to Canada in 1999. The show - I hesitate to use the word "play" - is essenti

Just one word describes the current revival of Priscilla Queen of the Desert: superb! Originating at Palace Theatre, Manchester in February of this year, this p

The Signalman is billed as 'an evening of Victorian illusions and ghost stories with occult illusionist David Alnwick'. In fact, the first 60 minutes of

Born in China and the son of British missionaries, Frederick Knott wrote a thirty-minute television version of Dial M for Murder in 1949. When the production co