Dear Evan Hansen West End Review – Noel Coward Theatre

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Expectations: 5/5 Reality: 3.5/5 Chronic Illness-Friendly: 3/5 Dear Evan Hansen has been my most-anticipated Broadway to West End transfer since the Hamilton hysteria struck the UK. Similarly to Hamilton, I’d heard only glowing reviews of the show, so it felt like something of a miracle to be able to get hold of tickets within the […]

Celebrating Wicked UK’s 13th Birthday in the West End

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[GIFTED] Thank you so much to the Official London Theatre team for gifting us our Wicked tickets and for inviting us to celebrate the show’s 13th Birthday celebrations and official After-Party. Dreams really do come true! Back when I first started theatre blogging, a very generous term for the shambolic rambling mess that constituted my […]

Saving Money on Theatre Tickets as a Disabled Young Adult [AD]

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  This post and associated social media posts are kindly sponsored by Triple 7 Events. Find out more about them and book some bargains on their website here [AD]. Let’s be honest: being a theatregoer certainly isn’t the most affordable hobby in the world, particularly as a disabled young person. Whilst there ARE affordable shows […]

Musical Theatre Must-See List 2019

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New year, new idealistic musical theatre plans… I haven’t done a post like this before, but after sharing quite a scrappy note of my must-see list on my Instagram stories and seeing people’s curiosity (which made my heart warm: you lot are my FAVES), I decided to share my 2019 must-see musicals list here as […]