Marianne Elliot’s new production of Company sees Sondheim’s ‘Robert’ appear in a red dress and heels as Rosalie Craig takes on the role of ‘Bobbie.’ Even through the gender-bent casting Bobbie’s iconic fear of commitment and loneliness remain a core part of the plot – with an added emphasis on the pressure put on women … Continue reading Company Review
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour is set to return to the West End, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the concept album. The re-imagined production will be produced by Michael Harrison and run for 11 weeks at the London Palladium from 26th June to 8th September. There is currently no director or cast announced. … Continue reading Theatre News Round Up
What is it? A strategic building based board game with theming inspired by the architecture of the Greek island it is named after. The Aim: To build a complete tower and reach the top to win the game. The pros: Rules are simple - every go consists of two parts, move and then build. … Continue reading Santorini – Tabletop review
I’ve been really into reading people’s weekly roundups on blogs recently, which reminded of one of the golden rules of creativity: create content you would also enjoy consuming. So I thought why not try my own hand at it, welcome to the first ‘this week in my life.’ Something I need to appreciate more … Continue reading This Week in My Life #1 – The first one
What is it? A push-your-luck card game centred around travelling to cities in an airship to collect treasure. The Pros: It is genuinely one of the most fun games we have ever played - every game is exciting and usually quite funny Bluffing element can add to the hilarity Rules are easy to teach making … Continue reading Celestia Review
