Theatre

Over the past 150 years, not that I remember them personally, there has been a lot of speculation over the authenticity of Shakespeare and his work. The latest piece of work that is in question is, All’s Well That Ends Well. [...]

If you didn’t read Roald Dahl‘s classic Matilda as a kid and you haven’t seen the 1996 movie starring Danny DeVito, then frankly, you haven’t lived! But don’t worry, there’s still time to reclaim your youth and get yourself up to speed. The book was adapted into a musical currently showing in the West End. [...]

Who would’ve thought that Disney’s 1994 animated movie The Lion King, which ran as a backburner whilst the making of Pocahontas took precedence, would be such a success? Don’t worry if you didn’t raise your hand and say “I,” because according to the commentary on the Platinum Edition DVD, neither did the majority of the [...]

As 2012 gets into full swing, London is as usual full of musical guests blessing stages across the UK’s capital city. Obviously, Voodoo funk/soul king D’Angelo has been the talk of the town with his two recent London stops at the O2 Brixton Academy last week, as part of his European comeback tour breaking a [...]

Rocking a gorgeous blue outfit, Alicia Keys stopped by 106 & Park to discuss her alter-ego DJ personality, MrssAK47, her new-found love for Tumblr, the growth of her son Egypt with husband Swizz Beatz and the best part of being a mother. She also talks briefly about he new music she’s working on and shares [...]

If anyone were to take in the great works of Shakespeare and make it more musical for the current generation of new age art lovers to appreciate, it would most definitely be Dagenham’s home town hero, with a hard hitting feel to the English language. MC Devlin with film and stage actor Joseph Fiennes take [...]

Having recently watched the film version of A Clockwork Orange, I was excited to see how the timeless classic was adopted by the Royal Theatre Stratford East [read my review here] as well as to have a chat with the men behind the piece. Considering the book held such weight and was so popular, I [...]

A cult novel that still has as much relevance today as it did when it was first imagined in 1962, A Clockwork Orange has been adapted many times; most famously by Stanley Kubrick in the 1971 film. New Yorkers Ed DuRante (words) and Fred Carl (music) are the latest to embark on this endeavor, promising [...]

Now on at the Theatre Royal Stratford East until October 1, is a modern reinterpretation of Anthony Burgess‘ cult novel A Clockwork Orange, as New York writers Ed DuRanté (words) and Fred Carl (music) “return to the original source of Anthony Burgess’ book and importantly, his last chapter of redemption and hope.” Playwright and filmmaker [...]

As if being a Grammy-Award winning singer-songwriter, mother, wife, director and humanitarian wasn’t enough, the R&B singer wants to add Broadway producer to that already impressive list. This month the singer releases her debut LP Songs In A Minor for the second time, to mark it’s 10-year anniversary. As well as developing a potential musical, [...]