The Broken Legs collection of amateur theatre reviews from across the East Midlands and beyond
“Hindsite” – Shakespeare House
“A perfect representation of the difficulties we face as a society today – all wrapped up in a camp, sci-fi…
“Ladies’ Day” – East Bridgford & Bingham Drama Group
“A cosy comedy that is a joy from start to finish” A day at the races beckons, as East Bridgford…
“Dear Evan Hansen” – Musicality
“An incredible adaptation that is sure to leave you feeling both uplifted and a little exhausted from the emotional rollercoaster”…
“The Duchess of Malfi” – Lace Market Theatre
“An interesting exploration of a classical play […] not for the faint-hearted” “The Duchess of Malfi” is a play renowned…
“Hansard” – Lace Market Theatre
“Funny and thought-provoking in equal measure” In the country house of a Tory MP, tensions are rising between husband and…
“The Roses of Eyam” – NODS Theatre Company
“A gruelling, hard-hitting play […] filled with love and kindness” Telling the true story of Eyam, a village hit by…
“Apple of Discord” – Chronic Insanity
“Completely different […] fresh and exciting” Taking place within The People’s Hall, an elegant, if partly dilapidated, grade II listed…
“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…
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