HomeBlood Brothers
Overall Rating: +3 from 29 ratings
Synopsis: The musical has a contemporary nature vs. nurture plot, revolving around fraternal twins who were separated at birth. The twins' different backgrounds take them to opposite ends of the social spectrum, one becoming an Oxbridge-graduated councillor and the other unemployed and in prison. They both fall in love with the same girl, with tragic consequences.
Opened: 21st Nov 1991
Genre: Musical
Venue: Phoenix Theatre
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Community reviews (26)
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Reviewer Rating: +3
promat wrote on 27th March 2012
The show is amazing with a fantastic and appealing storyline that could be enjoyed by everyone. We w...
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Reviewer Rating: +2
crystal wrote on 22nd March 2012
Blood Brothers has always been a big show but now it has become an epic and the people enjoy watchin...
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Reviewer Rating: +3
sinslc wrote on 22nd March 2012
The role and character of the mother was so strongly depicted by the writer that it left us mesmeriz...
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Reviewer Rating: +3
pro88 wrote on 21st March 2012
The entire show is very believable and a joy to watch. It is competent in capturing childlike innoce...
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Reviewer Rating: +5
absolook wrote on 21st March 2012
A beautiful show with brilliant performances, especially loved the actor playing the mother. The por...
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Reviewer Rating: +3
tantra wrote on 20th March 2012
Loved the show “Blood Brothers”; full of emotions, feel good music and great performances. The m...
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Reviewer Rating: +4
glory wrote on 20th March 2012
A heart-rending tale of two estranged brothers separated at the time of birth as the mother did not ...
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Reviewer Rating: +5
martin wrote on 19th March 2012
‘Blood Brothers’ is one of the most successful shows running in the London theatres, and its suc...
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Reviewer Rating: +3
wilson wrote on 19th March 2012
The actors who were performing the role of the twin brothers and their love interest gave outstandin...
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Reviewer Rating: +3
Tony wrote on 16th March 2012
The main reason behind the success of Blood Brothers was how well the sentiments and humanity issues...
