Manmeet K Walia

Manmeet K Walia

REVIEW: Hits and Pieces #5 (Spice Girls)

Reading Time: 2 minutesHits and Pieces #5 (Spice Girls), brought to life by the Matchstick Theatre Company, delivers a joyous and inventive concept where writers craft compelling narratives inspired by beloved songs. In its fifth edition, the spotlight shone brightly on the iconic Wannabe track by the Spice Girls, igniting a jubilant celebration of music and nostalgia.

REVIEW: balletLORENT: The Velveteen Rabbit

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn the world of children's literature, few tales hold the enduring charm and emotional resonance of Margery Williams' "The Velveteen Rabbit." This timeless story, with its poignant themes of love, transformation, and the journey of growing up, has captivated hearts for generations. Bringing this beloved narrative to life on the stage is no small feat, but in the form of a balletLorent style, it achieves a transcendent beauty that enchants both young and old alike.

REVIEW: Indigo Giant

Reading Time: 2 minutesSoho Poly's reemergence into the professional performance scene after the '90s is marked by a poignant and evocative production, ‘Indigo Giant’. Written by Ben Musgrave and directed by Gavin Joseph, this play transcends mere storytelling to become a visceral experience that leaves audiences emotionally stirred.

REVIEW: Ain’t Too Proud

Reading Time: 2 minutesBased on the book written by Dominique Morisseau, Ain’t So Proud- the  musical captures the life journey of the famous Black American band, The Temptations, from the streets of Detroit to one of the most successful bands of their time. It recounts the struggles and victories the  performers overcame throughout their careers, including interpersonal problems, the civil rights movement,  and the shifting face of the music business.