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Deliberately Bad Faux Jukebox Musical Fun at the Beach Romp-Bomp-a-Lomp!! Begins London Premiere May 24 - Vimarsana News

Deliberately Bad Faux Jukebox Musical Fun at the Beach Romp-Bomp-a-Lomp!! Begins London Premiere May 24

The Play That Goes Wrong director Mark Bell is staging the new musical, written by Brandon Lambert and Martin Landry.

Guest Blog: 'It's a Wild Ride of a Show': Actor Aruhan Galieva on Codpieces, Blood Bags and Having a Blast in THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Guest Blog: 'It's a Wild Ride of a Show': Actor Aruhan Galieva on Codpieces, Blood Bags and Having a Blast in THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST

Hello! This is a blog post update from Aruhan - Actor, Comedian, Writer, Singer and Bat (Lovin’) Ambassador for the Bat Conservation Trust.

The Fair Maid of the West review — a 16th-century barrel of delights - Vimarsana News

The Fair Maid of the West review — a 16th-century barrel of delights

Swan Theater, Stratford-upon-Avon A review by Rachel Halliburton for The Times of London. The play stars Amber James, an actress with close ties to the Windrush generation.What a barrel of delights this is — a rollicking update of a 16th-century romantic comedy that’s as down-to-earth as a packet of pork scratchings, liberally seasoned with salty…

REVIEW: The Fair Maid of the West at the RSC - Vimarsana News

REVIEW: The Fair Maid of the West at the RSC

Wrongly-accused of murder, beset by money troubles, unhappy in love and surrounded by some truly bonkers people, the barmaid of this particular hostelry has an

The Fair Maid of the West review – songs, silliness and a musical ham - Vimarsana News

The Fair Maid of the West review – songs, silliness and a musical ham

Isobel McArthur gives a giddy fresh spin to Thomas Heywood’s 16th-century romp which sends a Cornish landlady, in her repurposed bar, to sea