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5 stories by "Sebastian King"

Review: Mack and Mabel at Curtainup/London by Sebastian King

Director Thom Southerland gives Jerry Herman's under appreciated musical a loving production.

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 8:20am on July 15, 2012☆⚑

Review: Flora, The Red Menace at Curtainup/London by Sebastian King

the score is neither as likeable, nor as memorable as the Kander and Ebb classics, and the book fails to provide any real insight into the Communism movement. Nevertheless, this production d…

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 7:55am on July 9, 2012☆⚑

Review: Ragtime at Curtainup/London by Sebastian King

Seemingly not content with the existing complexities of a show that spans 17 years, has various plots and subplots, and a cast of 28, director Timothy Sheader overlays this production with h…

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 12:58pm on June 10, 2012☆⚑

Review: The Thing About Men at Curtainup/London by Sebastian King

The latest offering from the Landor Theatre by the creators of I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change continues their exploration of love and relationships, with a particular focus on the ma…

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 9:28am on May 30, 2012☆⚑

Review: Sweeney Todd at curtainup/London by Sebastian King

this production, rumored to be Broadway bound, transplants the action from the streets of Victorian London to a 1930s factory,. . .

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 2:51pm on March 28, 2012☆⚑
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