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Our Man in Havana – Watermill Theatre, Bagnor
Our Man in Havana continues at the Watermill Theatre, Bagnor until 21 May 2022. Star rating: three stars ★ ★ ★ ✩ ✩ Cabaret has swept the Oliviers, Bonnie and Clyde has crossed the Pond to open at the Arts with a ready-made fan base and Our Man in Havana is enjoying its premiere at the Watermill; […]
Cast and creatives for Watermill’s Our Man In Havana
The Watermill has confirmed full casting and the creative team for the world premiere of the new musical version of Graham Greene’s classic novel Our Man In Havana. Originally programmed as part of the popular Newbury venue’s spring 2020 season and postponed due to the pandemic, the musical inspired by Greene’s 1950s spy satire will […]
Dates in 2022 announced for Watermill’s The Wicker Husband and Our Man In Havana
Newbury’s Watermill Theatre has confirmed rescheduled dates for the folk-flavoured musical The Wicker Husband as part of its 2022 spring season. The musical which had its world premiere run at the distinctive Berkshire venue in early March 2020 cut short by the pandemic, will now return to complete its run from 11-26 March 2022. Based […]
Travels With My Aunt – Minerva Theatre, Chichester
Travels With My Aunt continues at the Minerva Theatre, Chichester until 4 June. Star rating: three stars ★ ★ ★ ✩ ✩ For the first of its musicals this season, Chichester Festival Theatre has looked to the combined and proven talents of composer George Stiles and lyricist Anthony Drewe, along with book writers Ron Cowen and Daniel […]
Travels With My Aunt at Chichester Festival Theatre – exclusive images
The world premiere of Travels With My Aunt, based on Graham Greene’s novel, with a score by Stiles and Drewe alongside a book by Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman, opens this week at the Chichester Festival Theatre. Here are some exclusive images from Musical Theatre Review’s official photographer, Roy Tan. Retired bank manager Henry […]
