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Aspects of Love review
Aspects of Love review - TimeOut
The answer is fairly apparent: its elegant, string-driven, sung-through score is up there with Webber's best, and includes 'Love Changes ...
Aspects of Love review – a preposterous blast from the past | Theatre
Michael Ball returns to sing Love Changes Everything, this time as the uncle, in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical of romantic entanglements.
Review: In 'Aspects of Love,' Some Problematic Attachments
A London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's partner-swapping musical is a camp amoral romp. But is this obsession really the same as romance?
'Aspects of Love' Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber's West End Musical
Lloyd Webber can and does lace lines from the show's two big tunes, “Love Changes Everything” and “Seeing Is Believing,” through his score all ...
'Aspects of Love' review – Michael Ball leads an inescapably dated ...
Aspects of Love ... Michael Ball will star in a revival of Aspects of Love, newly reimagined for the 21st century. Follow the relationships and ...
Aspects of Love, Lyric Theatre review - not much has actually changed
Following a sweeter solo for George, the quartet contains George's admission that love is both a curse and a cancer, and is startlingly staged ...
Aspects of Love at the Lyric review: Michael Ball twinkles but why ...
Utterly unsexy, this is a story about egotism rather than passion. And the whole thing feels off, like a day-old fish. Supposedly wholesome ...
Aspects of Love: Theatre Review - Rays of Adventure
I enjoyed this musical, but I wasn't completely in love with it. I found the plot a bit weird – especially how the characters kept on having ...
Aspects of Love by Andrew Lloyd Webber – Review
Liz Gill enjoys this celebrated Andrew Lloyd Webber musical and finds that Michael Ball's star still shines brightly.
Aspects of Love - Curtain Call Reviews
Essentially, it's a beautifully scored sung through musical with a pretty dodgy plot! It's based on David Garnett's 1955 novella of the same name, first ...
Reviews: What Are Critics Saying About the 1st West End Revival of ...
Based on the novel by David Garnet, Aspects of Love has music by Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Black and Hart. The musical, a story of passion, love, life and loss ...
Review: Aspects Of Love (Lyric Theatre) - All That Dazzles
Aspects Of Love is a show that is bound to divide audiences. While some will undoubtedly fall in love with it, others will find it completely cold.
Theatre review: Aspects of Love at the Lyric Theatre
Unfortunately for Aspects of Love, this means the story feels incredibly outdated. Not only is main character Alex just 18 when he becomes ...
Aspects of Love review – Andrew Lloyd Webber's most beguiling score
Love has one too many aspects in Jonathan O'Boyle's spirited revival, which needs a librettist to trim the untidy narrative.
Aspects of Love Reviews – Starring Michael Ball | West End Theatre
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical is revived in the West End in a brand new production that stars Michael Ball (Les Miserables) as George.
is ASPECTS OF LOVE the most problematic show in the west end?
Aspects of Love has opened to a very mixed range of reviews. We've seen everything from 1 to 5 stars. Today, I share my thoughts on this ...
Review: Aspects of Love at Lyric Theatre
Based on a novella by David Garnett, it aims to show love in various different forms; romantic certainly, as young Alex (Jamie Bogyo) and the ...
Aspects of love, London, review: Flatly ridiculous, utterly gorgeous
Absolutely morally bankrupt musical about a weirdly incestual group that all seem to have sex with each other, no matter their relation to one another.
Aspects of Love review - The Stage
What's most howlingly problematic is the plot: a textureless glob of sexist cliche that surely must have seemed faintly nauseating even three ...
Aspects of Love review – Michael Ball back in the West End
The show is almost entirely sung-through, with lyrics ranging in quality from lazy doggerel to moments of brilliance. The score certainly has ...
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