Diana Walton Voice Team

What a great film and bravura performance from Timothy Chalamet - he really captured that edgy insecure self-confidence of the early Dylan & you're right that he grows through the film to the thrilling electric set at the end, hitting Dylan's next brilliant musical phase. I also loved the rough, messy New York of the 60s, with music on every street corner and in every dive. I felt the film actually celebrated the 'music of the people' and showed how everybody owns it (including but not only the purist folkies) from a busker to a Bob Dylan!

Thanks for this review Primrose! Really glad to read it, sounds like a great show so I'm going to catch it when it comes back to Shropshire at the end of November. It's a clever idea to use musical theatre to engage audiences in the stories of those who suffered from this extraordinary injustice.

What a great read - very well written and hits the class nail on the head!

Welcome to Voice, Tom! and I totally agree with what you say about celebrating culture beyond London and creating opportunities for new voices to be heard. Voice's mission in a nutshell!

Hi Mystaya, I totally agree with your excellent review of ALiCE. I also saw it in Shrewsbury and it's a show which uplifts you to watch, with its ever-surprising visuals, fantastic dance and great sense of fun. It will appeal well beyond the contemporary dance audience and I hope lots of people get to enjoy it!

Very interesting piece about how culture can affect attitudes without intending to. I had no idea that humans kill 100m sharks each year...