Gin Gould

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Weston Playhouse

Pantomime’s a funny thing. I’ve seen quite a few over the years, and some have left me completely flat or

Ginny Gould reviews Princess Charming, playing at Tobacco Factory Theatres until Sunday 4 November. I’ve just come back from seeing

Two operas in two nights; this could have been hard work. I’m not sure I would have been able to

I’ve come to the conclusion that opera is essentially musical theatre with knobs on. You have all the elements –

Last year I was lucky enough to see a fully professional, high budget production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and

The evening at Bristol Hippodrome started with dancing chickens with castanets. I’m tempted to leave that one sentence as the

It was unfortunate that the day that I reviewed Awful Auntie with my 12 year old was also the day

La Forza del Destino – the Force of Destiny – isn’t an opera I’d ever heard of before but some

The Welsh National Opera brings three different themed operas to Bristol (and elsewhere) twice a year and it’s become one

The film of Hairspray was a favourite when I was younger, and although I’d forgotten a lot of what happened