Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson
Chris is musical director for Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson at the The Crescent Theatre, Birmingham. Performed by students from Birmingham School of Acting. BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON Written by Alex Timbers Music & Lyrics by Michael Friedman Directed by Stephen Simms […]
West Side Story
Chris is musical director for West Side Story at Theatre Royal Windsor. Theatre Royal Windsor launches its outreach programme with a brand new community production of the world’s greatest musical… Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet transported to New York City The […]
Henry V tours UK
Chris’s music for Antic Disposition’s production of Henry V made its second outing, touring UK cathedrals this year. Marking both the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt and the ongoing centenary of the First World War, Antic Disposition presents a new […]
Tommy
Chris is Assistant MD to Robert Wicks on TOMMY at the Winter Gardens Blackpool. TOMMY opens on 12 September and plays through to Saturday September 26. This multi award winning adaptation of the original chart topping album tells a powerful tale of a […]
Review: A Christmas Carol – London Theatre 1
How do you make the perfect Christmas show? It’s easy really, you just take an old classic, put it in a truly awesome and appropriate setting, add an amazingly talented cast and suddenly you have Antic Disposition’s production of A […]
Review: A Christmas Carol – Musical Theatre Review
Middle Temple Hall allows an audience to step back in time and enter into the world of Scrooge with its site-specific stage space. Stepping away from the city’s busy streets, the theatre offers a calm serenity and a chance to […]
Review: A Christmas Carol by BritishTheatre.com
Surely any Christmas without at least one visit to Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, could not really be called Christmas. Such is the extent to which Dicken’s Christmas ghost story has been woven into our culture, that it has seen […]
Review: A Christmas Carol by The Reviews Hub
A Christmas Carol is probably the second most famous Christmas story – behind a slightly more influential tale about a baby, three wise men and a stable – and the reason that it has lasted so long is that Dickens […]