Tag Archives | Blair Gibson

Jersey Boys – Churchill Theatre, Bromley and Touring

Jersey Boys continues at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley until 11 June 2022 and then tours until 18 March 2023. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Following the true life story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, this jukebox musical weaves the group’s most known and loved songs around the narrative of their rise […]

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New dates for Jersey Boys tour

The producers of multi-award-winning musical Jersey Boys have announced new dates for the hit show’s current UK and Ireland tour. With casting for the second leg of the tour to be announced soon, the new dates will include return visits to venues including Edinburgh Playhouse, the Grand Theatre in Wolverhampton and the Wales Millennium Centre […]

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Jersey Boys – Milton Keynes Theatre and Touring

Jersey Boys continues at the Milton Keynes Theatre until 5 March and then tours until 3 December 2022. Star rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The iconic Jersey Boys struts onto the stage at Milton Keynes Theatre this week and ‘Oh, What a Night’ audiences have in store. Following the formation, international success and […]

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Cast for third Jersey Boys UK and Ireland tour

Michael Pickering and Lewis Griffiths will return to the roles of Frankie Valli and Nick Massi when multi-award-winning musical Jersey Boys hits the road for its third UK and Ireland tour next month. Pickering and Griffiths will be joined by Blair Gibson as Bob Gaudio and Dalton Wood as Tommy DeVito. Luke Suri will play […]

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Carmen 1808 – Union Theatre

Carmen 1808 continues at the Union Theatre, London until 10 March. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Given the phenomenal popularity of Bizet’s Carmen in so many different mediums, it’s saluatory to recall that it was a flop when it was first produced in 1875 at the Opera Comique in Paris. Denounced as […]

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