Chantal's Hollywood Adventures

Hello my lovely readers, today I'm going to be reviewing the musical 'The Book of Mormon' from the creators of South Park. The story follows two young Mormons, as they're sent on their missionary to a small village in Northern Uganda. Their aim to bring their religious views to the people didn't quite go as planned, as the village is currently under threat and AID's is quickly spreading throughout the community.  Being in the performing arts industry I have a huge passion for theatre. Apart from my love of classical plays such as William Shakespeare and Oscar Wilde, I really do enjoy a good musical. I heard about this musical a couple of years ago, whilst on a trip in New York, where it was advertised as 'The funniest and most outrageous Musical around'. If it was going to be anything like Avenue Q, I knew I'd love it. As it was my 21st birthday celebration I thought, this would be a great reason to book tickets and who wouldn't want...

I know this review is way overdue, but here it is. I will be reviewing the British film ‘Walking on Sunshine’ directed by Dania Paquini and Max Giwa . Going to the cinemas is something that I love doing so when the 2014 film ‘Walking on Sunshine’ came out my sister insisted we go and see it. The film had been categorised as a ‘British version on Mamma Mia’. I’ve always been a little unsure about British films, which I guess is kind of ironic considering I’m a British Actress but for some reason or another they always seem quite low budget and just cant reach the same standard as Hollywood. My sister was very eager to see the film so I thought why not; I had nothing else to do and maybe this film would change my expectation of British films. So we headed off to Harlow Cineworld with our orange Wednesday discount to watch the film. The first thing that grabbed my attention was the cast list. I was quite surprised to see such a random mix of people in one film. I was mostly shocke...