Expect to be entertained and enjoy delicious production values and quality performances; but if you want to be challenged, you’re unlikely to find it here.
American Masters Presents Ballerina Boys, a New Documentary on the Pioneering All-Male Comic Ballet Company Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte CarloPremieres Friday, June 4 on PBS in honor of Pride Mon
and S. David’s Day celebration
GWLAD! added
stream.theatre have added even more exclusive events to the schedule in the coming months, from hit concerts to a reprise of one of last year’s most popular streaming events.
Jason Robert Brown’s
Songs For A New World makes a streaming return from 21 – 28 February 2021. Starring Rachel John (
Hamilton), Ramin Karimloo (
Motown) and Rachel Tucker (
Come From Away), the self-filmed musical was a fan favourite last year and makes its stream.theatre debut, on demand.
Last summer’s biggest outdoor musicals event
West End Drive In makes its streaming debut in February and March. With five fantastic concerts, and a host of theatre favourites, audiences can relish in the electric festival atmosphere from the comfort of their home.
Sasha Regan’s All-male The Pirates of Penzance | Review
December 13, 2020 Last updated:
December 13, 2020 The Pirates of Penzance – Photo by Danny Kaan
As 2020 limps its way to the end, it feels like I can count the number of live shows I have seen on the fingers of one hand. I was therefore really excited that for my final genuine, in-person on the stage in front of me live production of the year, I was returning to the heart of London’s West End, with an evening at the Palace Theatre and Sasha Regan’s
All-Male The Pirates of Penzance.
The action takes place during the reign of Queen Victoria where, in a deserted Cornish cove, a group of pirates are saying goodbye to one of their own. Due to a mistake by his nurse Ruth (Leon Craig), young Frederick (Tom Senior) has spent the last 21 years apprenticed to the infamous Pirates of Penzance. Today is the last day of his apprenticeship and, despite the entreaties of his comrades in arms – The Pirate King (Oliver Savile)