Miss Saigon review – slick machine of a musical rather than a radical rewrite
Billed as an opportunity to reframe Boublil and Schönberg’s original, this is more of a tweak but it is a visually captivating production
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Billed as an opportunity to reframe Boublil and Schönberg’s original, this is more of a tweak but it is a visually captivating production
<strong>Lyttelton; Old Vic; Olivier, London<br></strong>Janet McTeer is mighty in Simon Stone’s electric remaking of myth; dance, not speech, powers Kate Prince’s suffragette musical; and Richard Hawley’s paean to Sheffield finds a home from home
PATRICK MARMION: Janet McTeer is now perhaps best known for her role in the Netflix crime drama Ozark; but her return to the London stage after 14 years has been worth the wait.
A Hamiltonesque hip-hop telling of the Pankhurst story.
Kate Prince's world premiere production runs until 1 April