Naomi Johnson Local Reviewer
Based in Cheshire, England. Naomi is 17 years old and very passionate about all things theatre, including: acting, directing, scriptwriting, and reviewing!!
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15 January 2025Are Young People Turning Away From Involvement In The Arts?
View BlogA critical analysis of why fewer young people are attending out of school drama groups, and the key factors which determine this trend.
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11 January 2025How Reality TV Reflects The Suppressive Nature Of Society
View BlogAn in depth look at how the BBC TV Show The Traitors is demonstrating real problems that we face in society today regarding gender stereotypes and emotions.
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6 January 2025TV Show Review: The Traitors
View ReviewTwenty-two ordinary people fighting it out for the grand prize of £120 000, but this is a game show like no other...the ultimate test of trust and traitors, this is my take on the first three episodes and what we have witnessed unfold so far.
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26 December 2024Film Review: Vengeance Most Fowl - Wallace and Gromit
View ReviewThis brand new Wallace and Gromit film excited many viewers on Christmas Day as it was aired for free on the BBC, and it certainly didn't disappoint. Thrilling and funny, with a hint of intrigue, this film is perfect for family enjoyment.
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16 December 2024Blog: Theatre - Is It Dying Out Among The Young?
View BlogThat amazing, awesome, incredible feeling when you walk into a theatre auditorium. The inexplicable joy you experience when you're transported into a whole different world. That feeling of elation as you depart to go home. So why all the empty seats?
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13 December 2024Film Review: Wicked - From Stage To Screen
View ReviewMysterious. Mesmerising. Moving. Magical. Is it possible to recreate that feeling (I'm not talking about loathing!) that you experience from watching such a Magnificent Musical like Wicked and transfer that to the audience through a screen? ...
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29 November 2024Theatre Review: Aladdin, UK and Ireland Tour
View ReviewA wonderful retelling of the beloved story of Aladdin, this show perfectly reveals the wonders of Agrabah through musical theatre and high tempo dance sequences. Heart-warming, exciting and upbeat, this is a family special you won't want to miss.
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25 November 2024Theatre Review: The Three Musketeers at the New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme
View ReviewGetting into the festive spirit? You will be after watching this show with incredible stage combat, exciting dance sequences and lots of laughs. The New Vic Theatre has once again delivered with a wonderful Christmas show for all to enjoy.
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22 November 2024The New Vic's Stage Production of Angela Carter's 'The Company of Wolves': Review
View ReviewThrilling, fast-paced and filled with suspense, the New Vic Theatre once again do an incredible job of bringing the unimaginable to life through their spectacular spectacle of a performance. Thriller? Horror? Comedy? Read on to find out more! ...
Latest Comments
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A truly 'Wicked' night! by Lucy Ockenden -
Talent vs. Box Tick: The struggle for women in the arts by Rebecca DouglassVery interesting article, thank you! I definitely agree that especially in entertainment and arts industries such as Theatre and TV people often get given their jobs as a result of 'ticking a box' to make the organisation or channel appear diverse and inclusive. This is leading to people that are better qualified not getting the jobs they maybe deserve, due to companies wanting to maintain their appearances. I am 100% here for equality and casting people based on talent - if that means you end up with five black people and one white, okay; if it means you end up with five white people and one black, also okay. Humans are defined by so much more than their appearances, and it would be so lovely to see organisations taking real equality into their hands, and giving the jobs to those that are best suited to them, regardless of their race/beliefs. Thank you for taking the time to share this article! :)
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Top 10 Best Songs of 2024 by Voice MagazineSo special to have my favourite from this year, Jesus Will, placing joint top, thanks so much!! 🥰
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The Superior 'Pride and Prejudice' Adaptation by Freya BurnhamLove, love, love this so much!!!!! I studied Pride and Prejudice for my GCSE, but despite the stress it brought (😬😂) the 1995 adaptation remains one of my favourite TV series' of all time!! Lovely review, and I really want to watch the 2005 film now as well!! ❤️
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Wicked- The Musical by Lilly Davies WelchLovely review of my favourite musical!! 💚
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The Three Musketeers, New Vic Theatre: Review by Freya BurnhamLove this!! So true about it being not just for children but enjoyable for all ages too!! Need to see the leather jacket when you buy it! 😂🥰
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Comment posted on 22 January 2025
I love how you've drawn on the fact that even the characters' costumes reflect their personality, that's so true! Great review of a great musical 💚