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Share: Grab your cocktails or mocktails for Cinco de Mayo on May 5, 2021 and settle in for a very busy day online, including LDI's fourth New Tech Breaks featuring presentations by A.C. Lighting/Prolights; Chauvet Professional; Protech; Ultratec Special Effects. at 12noon Eastern. Register here for the intel on some cool new products and Q&A.  And to change the tone a little after a USITT webcast and an Artistic Finance podcast, you can watch  Soirée Nocturne, part of ABT's Incubator, with lighting by Oleg Balitskiy. I love all these pandemic dance projects, a medium that translates ...

SIX the Musical will reopen at the Lyric Theatre on Friday 21 May, 2021 March 4, 2021 Last updated: March 17, 2021 12:09 am By Admin Electrifying West End musical phenomenon SIX will reopen at the Lyric Theatre on Friday 21st May, 2021. With social distancing at indoor venues expected to remain in place until June 21 at the earliest, the theatre will initially operate at the same 50% capacity as December 2020 before the current national lockdown. SIX the Musical Lyric theatre – Courtney Bowman (Anne Boleyn) with (l to r) Danielle Steers (Catherine Parr) Jarnéia Richard-Noel Alexia McInt...

Six the Musical has extended its socially distanced run at the Lyric Theatre. According to a new statement, the show will now play until 22 August, "subject to receiving clear guidance from the government on a restart date". Changes for the Lyric production include new set elements (planned for the Broadway run) and some fresh costume alterations. The show opened at the venue in December, where it received rave reviews including five stars from WhatsOnStage. The statement went on to say: "Ticket-holders for cancelled performances will be contacted by their ticket provider as soon as the re-op...

The original Eliza has said she thinks the show 'looks f**king cool'

© Pamela Raith It's surprisingly difficult to review something that you loved without stint...but it's a pretty nice dilemma to be in. Divine lightning struck when Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss created this thrilling musical/concert hybrid which, in case you've been living under a rock, reinvents the six wives of Henry VIII ("remember us from your GCSEs?" purrs Jarnéia Richard-Noel's adorably stroppy Catherine of Aragon at the top of the show) as a sassy, funky girl group. As an idea it's both deeply silly and hugely inspired, infused with genuine wit, some surprising moments of pathos, and enh...