The Broken Legs collection of amateur theatre reviews from across the East Midlands and beyond
“The Glad Game” – Lace Market Theatre
“Heart-breaking yet full of joy” Telling the true story of Nottingham-born actress Phoebe Frances Brown, “The Glad Game” takes its…
“Things I Know To Be True” – Lace Market Theatre
Disclaimer: Although I auditioned for this production, and was therefore privy to initial sneak peeks at set design and the…
“The Cat’s Meow” – Lace Market Theatre
This blog post was written for East Midlands Theatre It’s 1924, and on a luxury yacht, Hollywood’s elite gather to…
“Cinderella” – NUH Pantomime Society
Each year, the Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) pantomime society put on a show to raise funds for different teams across…
“The Last Noel” – Lace Market Theatre
The Lace Market Theatre’s final production of 2025 is Chris Bush’s “The Last Noel”, a festive tale of family and…
“Calendar Girls” – East Bridgford & Bingham Drama Group
Based on the real life story of a Yorkshire WI group’s idea to raise money for a local hospital, East…
“The Crucible” – Lace Market Theatre
This blog post was written for Elemental Theatre The Crucible – Lace Market Theatre It is 1692, and in Salem,…
“Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” – Derby Youth Musical Theatre
Derby Youth Musical Theatre are back with another Lloyd Webber musical, this time the biblical story of Joseph and the…
“Hindsite” – Derby Theatre
Set thousands of years in the future, ‘Hindsite’ tells the story of alien historians exploring a wrecked spaceship from Earth…
“9 to 5: The Musical” – Beeston Musical Theatre Group
With music from Dolly Parton, “9 to 5” takes us back to the 70s, a time before working-from-home where people…
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