Theatre Royal Brighton | Monday 13th –Saturday 18th February 2017 Not Dead Enough | Review There couldn’t be a better place to see Peter James’ Not Dead Enough than in the Theatre Royal Brighton. Acclaimed as one of the best crime writers in current times, wining the 2016 crime writers highest honour, the […]
This Competition is now Closed Win two tickets to see: Round the Horne at the Theatre Royal Brighton Tuesday 21st February Celebrating the ground breaking radio comedy series of the 1960s, Apollo Theatre Company lovingly recreate the original recordings from the BBC’s Paris Studios to mark fifty years of enduring laughter. The production toured […]
Devonshire Park Theatre | 31st Jan – 4th Feb Rent Review On the way to the Devonshire Park Theatre last night my companion asked what she might expect from the musical RENT. Tricky one… How do you make a musical about Drugs, AIDS and homelessness sound entertaining? Rent is a rock opera written by Jonathan […]
This competition is now closed. Sister Act at the Brighton Centre. Wednesday 11th January Starring Alexandra Burke and directed and choreographed by Craig Revel Horwood The hit musical comedy SISTER ACT, directed and choreographed by Craig Revel Horwood, will be appearing at The Brighton Centre from Wednesday 11th to Saturday 14th January 2017 as part […]
Connaught Theatre, Worthing | until 8th January Peter Pan Review This year’s traditional Worthing Pantomime , The Pantomime Adventures of Peter Pan, is a great value for money family show which will delight all age groups. The production of the JM Barrie classic tale feels somewhat tighter and scaled back to previous years, yet […]
Theatre Royal Brighton | Mon 28 November – Sat 3 December 2016 Blood Brothers | Review I have a confession to make. I am certainly not new to the phenomenon that is ‘Blood Brothers’, I have seen it on many occasions in the West End and more recently on tour and laughed and sobbed my […]
Photo Credit Scott Rylander The Last Five Years St James Theatre in Victoria is an underrated performing space. Tucked away just behind the much flashier Victoria Palace, which for many years housed family favourite Billy Elliot and will be home to Broadway hype Hamilton next, they often put on new or lesser known musicals […]
Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne Dead Sheep | Review On the 8th November, while Americans were still deciding their future in the elections, I sat in the beautiful Devonshire Park Theatre in Eastbourne watching a play called Dead Sheep. Written by presenter, broadcaster and author Jonathan Maitland, this play was about a very different kind […]
Eastbourne’s Devonshire Park Theatre – booking until 19th November 2016 Frankenstein by BlackEyed Theatre Company Mary Shelley’s Gothic Vision – Reimagined BUY TICKETS Signs of a good show include being gripped to the edge of your seat, hanging off of a performer’s every word, every action, or having a dropped jaw for most […]
Vaudeville Theatre Dead Funny | Review Buy Tickets Here A homage to Classic British Comedy Dead Funny, a revival of Terry Johnson’s 1994 play, celebrates the lives of great British comics Benny Hill and Frankie Howerd, who, having just passed away in the same week, unite our five characters in mourning, in their Dead […]
