Reviews

Art in Motion Theatre presented this “New Musical Comedy” which has a cabaret feel, to healthy, appreciative audience. Featuring an all-female, diverse cast, this show parodies the Disney Princess tropes as the princesses reveal what they really think.

Oleg: The Oleg Vidov Story is a documentary based on Oleg Vidov’s life as a Russian actor who escaped at age 42 to America. The documentary documents his rise to fame, his catastrophic marriage into the inner circles of the Brezhnev family, and his heroic escape by illegally escaping Russia.

After escaping, he met Joan Borsten, an Italian journalist, and they became friends—soon after, a couple. They became husband and wife several years later while living in America.

A delightful production awaits you at Camden Civic Centre with Camden Musical Society's latest production which is, pun fully intended: sweet.

While the social media world is still reeling and mining memes from the recent Wonka disaster in Glasgow (google "Wonka Tour Epic Fail"), along comes this production to wipe away that nightmare and restore our faith in the arts. And chocolate. 

The thirty something Brodi Snook is a full bag of sardonic wit and cheeky humour; she shifts and shapes a clever narrative around her anxieties while her villainous sub- conscious pulsates between visits to her therapist. Beginning her funny hour with talk of a “shaved pussy”, requesting audiences to show hands for or against, all who were a little reticent to reveal their preference laughed at her brazen feminist humour, while she admonished men and submissive women.