Ray Quinn
Summer Holiday
★★★★☆ Frothy:
It’s all froth and fun at the Playhouse this week, as Summer Holiday’s big red London double decker bus rumbles in for a spot of all-singing, all-dancing sixties entertainment.
TEN
★★★★☆ Pert and pertinent:
Bold, bright and unashamedly bouncy, the MGA Academy’s tenth anniversary show at the King’s this week is also a surprisingly pertinent piece of entertainment.
A Decade of MGA
Edinburgh performing arts academy’s tenth birthday bash:
Edinburgh’s MGA Academy of performing arts celebrates ten years of putting daughters (and sons) on the stage, with TEN, playing the King’s Theatre this week.
Olivers wanted
Youngsters sought for April show:
When latest glitzy version of Tonight… From the West End, hits the Usher Hall in April the producers will be asking for more – and not just from their headline stars.
Judy: The Songbook of Judy Garland
✭✭✭✩✩ Luft for life:
When you’re Lorna Luft, the shadow of Judy Garland is inescapable. The Hollywood legend introduced her daughter to the world in a touching segment on her TV show, singing a new song, Lorna, to her. And now she’s singing back with a 20-date tribute to her mother.
Review – The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
★★★★☆:
There is not much that is little – and plenty that is large – about Jim Cartwight’s own direction of his smash hit musical comedy, the story of a painfully shy Laura Hoff whose full-throated ability to mimic the great popular torch singers is at odds with her tiny, speaking voice.
