206 stories by "Fairy Powered Productions"
Make no mistake, Touching The Void at the Duke of York's Theatre is tantalising theatre & what David Greig has achieved in this adaptation is remarkable.
Full of red herrings, marvellous music, divine dancing, stunning singing and laugh out loud funny, Curtains is a not just a musical whodunit it's one of the best nights out I've had in a lon…
A Prayer for Wings is a beautifully observed slice of life (despite odd moments that remind you it was written 35 years ago).
Curtains creates a glimpse into the onstage and backstage antics of theatre folk, well until the untalented and unpopular leading lady of this production of Robin Hood gets murdered during t…
The dancers of Northern Ballet interpret the adventure of Little Red Riding Hood simply and dramatically with excellent portrayals of the characters.
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The aftermath of a teenager's death really shouldn't be this funny, but Sarah Rutherford has created a thoroughly modern, soul-searching and hilarious play.
Prism, written and directed by the acclaimed playwright Terry Johnson, tells the story of cinematographer Jack Cardiff in the latter years of his life.
The whole cast and crew are outstanding in the touring production of Mischief Theatre's Peter Pan Goes Wrong which really has to be seen to be believed.
Mites at the Tristan Bates Theatre is an extremely well acted, funny piece, that get's you thinking. A must see.
David Walliams' book Billionaire Boy transfers well to the stage and with this talented cast it makes it a very watchable and enjoyable night out.
Today Gaslighting is a familiar phrase used by psychologist and domestic abuse organisations. The origins of that phrase are this very play, a dark psychological thriller. Patrick Hamilton's…
Amanda Vilanova's Hurricane Diaries is a moving and passionate tribute to her home country, Puerto Rico.
The Leeds Playhouse has opened its doors following an impressive renovation and Trojan Horse is the first production to be hosted.
Beg, borrow or steal to get a ticket to this show in this beautiful gem of theatre. Mame at the Hope Mill Theatre is well worth a trip to Manchester.
Stepping into the Red Palace you are transported into a gothic world with a glass of Prosecco in hand and anonymous behind a Venetian mask.
The Boy Who Cried Wolf, written by Mike Kenny with stage manager Kirsty Smith, sees York Theatre Royal working with Tutti Frutti once again, and they manage to put together a delight of stor…
Murder, Margaret and Me is the story of an unlikely friendship between famed actress Margaret Rutherford and world-renowned Queen of Crime Agatha Christie.
On the whole The Open at The Space certainly makes you think, particularly when it is a little too near reality for comfort.
Black Chiffon, first performed in the West End in 1949, is very much of its time, but this classy production is intriguing and entertaining.
As the cast take on different characters in each other's dreams and memories, their versatility shines and all three excel in their hauntingly comic performances. Anna Bella Eema is bizarre …
Jeannette Bayardelle performing Shida in such an intimate theatre is one not to miss. Grab a ticket while you can.
Described as a musical fantasia set in the hypnotised mind of Sergei Rachmaninoff, Dave Malloy's weird and wonderful musical Preludes is like nothing you've ever seen before.
The Night Watch, adapted by Hattie Naylor, is The Original Theatre Company and York Theatre Royal's production of Sarah Waters' 2006 novel of the same name.
The Turbine Theatre opens with an assured revival of Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song. This is the revised 2017 version, packing the original trilogy of plays into just over two and a half hour…
Arrows & Traps' track record adapting classics is second to none, and with this new production of The Strange Case of Jekyll & Hyde Ross McGregor has created something startlingly mo…
