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Now That’s What I Call a Musical! Nottingham 24.9.24 Review
Editor Sep 25, 2024 0

“Now That’s What I Call a Musical” brought pure joy to Nottingham’s Theatre Royal last night, with a vibrant celebration…

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Radio Ga Ga – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall – 21.9.24 Review
Editor Sep 24, 2024 0

The Radio Ga Ga show at Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on Saturday was a vibrant and unforgettable tribute to Queen,…

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Sister Act – Nottingham Theatre Royal 16.9.24 – 21.9.24 Review
Editor Sep 17, 2024 0

I had the absolute pleasure of watching Sister Act at Nottingham Theatre Royal earlier this week, and it was nothing…

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Cirque: The Greatest Show – Nottingham 14.9.24
Editor Sep 16, 2024 0

“Cirque: The Greatest Show” at Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall is an extraordinary production that brilliantly merges the magic of musical…

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The History Boys, Nottingham Theatre Royal 10.9.24
Editor Sep 12, 2024 0

The opening performance of The History Boys at Nottingham Theatre Royal was a perfect production of one of my favourite…

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