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116 stories by "Samuel Sims"

Feature: Hull City of Culture 2017: I'm more excited than ever about my home city. by Samuel Sims

Growing up, I never felt particularly proud to be from Hull. In fact, the absolute opposite. If enquiries were made about my origins, I’d launch into a frenzied, pattie buttie-wielding…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:36am on February 13, 2017

Feature: Let's have a conversation about mental health and make sure nobody has to be alone by Samuel Sims

“We still need to get into position where you can go to the chemist, say you’re having a panic attack, ask if they mind you meditating for a bit and no one will bat an eyelid, ju…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 2:54am on January 30, 2017

Review: Kiki's Delivery Service, Southwark Playhouse by Samuel Sims

Kiki’s Delivery Service is perhaps one of award winning Studio Ghibli’s most beloved films. Released in 1989 it was later dubbed in English and featured actress Kirsten Dunst in …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:33am on December 23, 2016

Review: Dreamgirls, Savoy Theatre by Samuel Sims

What many are likely expecting with the UK stage premiere of Dreamgirls is something vaguely similar to Bill Condon's 2006 film, starring Beyonce Knowles and an Oscar winning Jennifer Hudson…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:33am on December 22, 2016

Review: The Snowman, The Peacock Theatre by Samuel Sims

As an army of minute children descend down the aisle towards a Christmas coated stage and form a freakish, yet excitable mosh pit, it can only mean one damn thing, The Snowman is back …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:18am on November 30, 2016

Feature: Theresa Ikoko on the beauty of imagination and why we scapegoat the young by Samuel Sims

Theresa Ikoko is on a roll. She's taken a quick lunch break from her day job helping to reduce youth crime in London and we're having a natter about her play Girls, currently playin…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:14am on October 15, 2016

Feature: Power shifts and the hidden world of toilet attendants by Samuel Sims

Could the hidden struggles of Britain's toilet attendants spark powerful change? A play inspired by a whole night in a nightclub's toilets, conjuring up the overwhelming scent of Britney and…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:40pm on September 12, 2016

Review: Echoes of Eternity, London Coliseum by Samuel Sims

Who knew ballet would go down such a treat with a boisterous child? The little boy sitting in front of me flings his arms about gleefully with abandon. I'm reminded of myself during a very f…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:45am on August 19, 2016

Feature: Blurring the line between political fact and fiction in Proud by Samuel Sims

It's impossible to escape the numb uncertainty that has screeched in our mostly, dumbfounded faces for the last month. Like a banshee that has devoured four bags of Skittles, the Brexit resu…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:14pm on July 29, 2016

Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Parts 1 and 2, Palace Theatre by Samuel Sims

We’re so hell-bent on maintaining the idea of nature or nurture – an either-or that it has become ubiquitous in determining humanity’s actions. But what if it’s domin…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:06am on July 29, 2016

Review: The Bodyguard, Dominion Theatre by Samuel Sims

I don’t know what I did to deserve almost being set on fire but to see The Bodyguard‘s fully charged, pyrotechnic laden opening number thrown at the audience with such glorious f…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:32am on July 24, 2016

Review: Aladdin, Price Edward Theatre by Samuel Sims

Based on the (teensy bit) popular 1992 Disney film and hugely successful Broadway show, Aladdin has finally arrived in the West-End. As one would expect from Disney, MEGA BUCKS have been thr…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:02pm on June 15, 2016

Review: The Spoils, Trafalgar Studios by Samuel Sims

At once energetic and breathtakingly self obsessed, Jesse Eisenberg’s protagonist, Ben never initially exudes malicious intent, however by the end of Act One, you are left wondering ho…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 2:36am on June 8, 2016

Review: Guys and Dolls, Phoenix Theatre by Samuel Sims

The classics really do have their mega-fans. Chuckles and guffaws are thrown at the stage like a downpour of die on a poker table and my neighbour looks fit to burst with delighted glee. Guy…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:25pm on April 17, 2016

Review: Goosebumps: Alive, The Vaults by Samuel Sims

Deep in the groin of Waterloo station, the memories of many a grown-up come to life, but only threaten to be nostalgic. For me and many other twenty-odd (and perhaps younger) year-olds, R.L …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 9:46am on April 17, 2016

Review: Sunset Boulevard, London Coliseum by Samuel Sims

The earth shattering, appreciative and rather long applause that greets Glenn Close as she makes her entrance on to the Coliseum's stage may feel a little disruptive and 'lovey', but heck, I…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:20pm on April 5, 2016

Review: The Witches, Rose Theatre Kingston by Samuel Sims

Of all of Roald Dahl's books, The Witches has got to be one of the scariest for a young child to even entertain. The idea of an adult woman hating children and wanting to hurt them deeply is…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 1:27pm on April 3, 2016

Review: People, Places and Things, Wyndham's Theatre by Samuel Sims

There's been unanimous appreciation for People, Places and Things for quite some time now, and a collective agreement that seeing it on stage " with Denise Gough in the lead role " …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:57pm on March 26, 2016

Review: The Truth, Menier Chocolate Factory by Samuel Sims

What a bloody pickle. You're having an affair with your best friend's wife, sneaking around hotel rooms, being all naughty and ringing in sick to work like you're part-time at Greggs againÂ…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:21pm on March 20, 2016

Review: Sleeping Beauty, Sadler's Wells by Samuel Sims

Nearly 700 years have passed since the world first caught a glimpse at the cursed princess who sleeps for a century. The prose romance, written anonymously in French between 1330 and 1344 ta…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:10am on December 14, 2015

Review: A Christmas Carol, Noel Coward Theatre by Samuel Sims

There's nothing with more Christmas pizzazz than the nostalgic images of carol singers, and ladies and gents dressed in their finery against the backdrop of the snow-layered, ancient streets…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 1:58pm on December 13, 2015

Review: I Want My Hat Back, National Theatre by Samuel Sims

I really cannot deal with hats but, hypothetically speaking, if someone stole mine I’d like to think I’d hunt them down to the ends of the earth and destroy them. I Want My Ha…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:58pm on November 18, 2015

Review: Elf, Dominion Theatre by Samuel Sims

Lordy do I want to sit on the big guy’s lap and get a big sack of treats now. It’s only the beginning of November but watching Broadway’s latest export, Elf it may as…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:18pm on November 7, 2015

Review: Let the Right One In, Lost Theatre by Samuel Sims

Being informed that a show you’re about to see is unsuitable for under 13s may just be one of the worst things one could ever hear. I mean Signs was bloody horrific. But not I. O…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 8:12pm on October 31, 2015

Review: In The Heights, King's Cross Theatre by Samuel Sims

On a night out in Vauxhall some time ago, my pal tried to teach me some salsa. “Moi? Salsa? I couldn’t possibly!” The rhythm necessary unfortunately alludes me, but I have …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:10pm on October 18, 2015
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