This year’s Offies Awards ceremony was free and online – and announced winners for the Offies, the OffFest and also the new OnComms for online shows Winners were announced in 25 Offies categories from amongst the live shows that returned to London stages from May 2021, and in eight OnComm categories from online shows from […]
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Five Guys Named Moe – Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Five Guys Named Moe continues at Upstairs at the Gatehouse, London until 16 January 2021. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ First produced in 1990 (at Stratford East and then the Lyric in Shaftesbury Avenue), this show still gleams, 32 years later – especially in the intimate traverse space of Upstairs at […]
Five Guys Named Moe at Upstairs at the Gatehouse – cast and creatives
Mykal Rand will direct and choreograph a new production of Clarke Peters’ exuberant Five Guys Named Moe at London’s Upstairs at the Gatehouse next month. Rand who was resident director and choreographer on the hit 2018 pop-up theatre production at Marble Arch, will take charge of a cast made up of AJ Lewis (Thriller Live), […]
Hamilton leads musical theatre winners at The Mousetraps
Musical theatre productions once again dominated the winners list at the seventh annual awards ceremony for The Mousetraps. Presented by Mousetraps Theatre Projects’ Youth Forum, chosen by more than 1,000 young theatregoers (aged 15-23), ten out of the 12 awards went to genre performers and productions. Hamilton led the pack picking up three awards including […]
Hamilton receives a recording-breaking 13 nominations in Olivier Awards 2018
Smash hit musical Hamilton predictably leads the field with a record-breaking 13 nominations for this year’s Olivier Awards, overtaking previous joint record holders: last year’s The Cursed Child and 2008’s Hairspray with 11 nominations. Announced today by Elaine Paige and Alexandra Burke, the nominees for the 2018 Olivier Awards with Mastercard recognised a number of […]
Five Guys Names Moe extends run at Marble Arch to March 2018
Clarke Peters’ exuberant new production of his award-winning Five Guys Named Moe at the new pop-up theatre in London’s Marble Arch has extended its run for the second time until Saturday 24 March 2018 due to popular demand. Directed by Peters and featuring the hits of jazz legend Louis Jordan, and presented by Underbelly Productions […]
Five Guys Named Moe – Marble Arch Theatre, London
Five Guys Named Moe continues at the Marble Arch Theatre, London until 17 February 2018. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ One of the earliest in the modern wave of jukebox musicals, Clarke Peters’ Five Guys Named Moe showcases the music of 1950s bandleader Louis Jordan. Jordan’s songs, typically uptempo with huge […]
Five Guys Marble Arch run extended into 2018
Clarke Peters’ new production of his award-winning Five Guys Named Moe has extended its run at the new pop-up theatre in London’s Marble Arch until Saturday 17 February 2018 due to popular demand. Directed by Peters and featuring the hits of jazz legend Louis Jordan, Underbelly Productions’ revival of the hit show is currently previewing […]
Five Guys Named Moe – casting for new London production
Casting has been revealed for the brand new production of Clarke Peters’ Olivier Award-winning and Tony-Award nominated musical, Five Guys Named Moe. The production will open on 14 September 2017 in a new temporary theatre in Marble Arch, London. Edward Baruwa will play Nomax and the ‘Moes’ will be played by: Ian Carlyle (Four-Eyed Moe), […]
New production of Five Guys Named Moe to play Marble Arch pop-up theatre
Clarke Peters’ exuberant award-winning Five Guys Named Moe will be the launch production at a new pop-up theatre in London’s Marble Arch in September. Underbelly Productions has confirmed details of the revival of the hit show which will be directed by Peters himself and will have an initial booking period from 28 August until 25 November […]
Ray Shell – Back to Black – The Pheasantry
Ray Shell performs Back to Black at The Pheasantry, London, until 22 February. From traditional gospel music to West End musicals in which he has starred. through a reading from his first novel Iced, to Kate Bush and Amy Whitehouse pop classics, and right up to date with a terrific song from the Cyndi Lauper […]
