Nick Curtis

It's an irony of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice 's powerhouse 1970 rock opera that the least superstarry thing about it is Jesus.

Mark Sonnnenblack’s musical at the Menier Chocolate Factory explores sexual identity and self-expression on the 60s New York club scene

The latest Trainspotting adaptation at the Theatre Royal Haymarket is a leaden musical that loses all the edgy hedonistic thrills of the book and film

What's that dull, sickening thud? Oh, it's the sound of a dead horse being flogged. Since Irvine Welsh's nonlinear novel about losers and addicts

Nick Curtis Director, writer and actor Phelim McDermott's musing on creativity and his relationship with composer Philip Glass and his music strikes me as quite beautiful, but some will find it exasperating.

Indiana Lown-Collins’ production is a vibrant Spanish vision of one of Shakespeare’s trickier comedies

Sarah Kane’s notoriously extreme play returns to shock audiences again, but with good reason

An injection of stamping, torquing flamenco - and a bullfight - finesse Shakespeare's wordy early comedy into something lusty and joyful here, in

This musical about the life of the music legend at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre hits a succession of wrong notes

“Dys-FUNK-tional” muttered my guest halfway through this tedious and utterly un-funky biographical jukebox musical about Chaka Khan, and I nearly surrendered my job to him then and there.