The House on Cold Hill, Connaught Theatre, Worthing, 3-8 June 2019 The House on Cold Hill | Review Good to see another Peter James story arriving in the Connaught Theatre and being a local author the show has been well supported with even an extra matinee added. In fact, Peter James was in the audience […]
Avenue QTheatre Royal Brighton4th – 8th June 2019 Avenue QBrighton Theatre Royal | Tuesday 4 June 2019 ★★★★★Fur-iously Funny When I first visited Avenue Q in 2015, I saw my life flashing before my eyes in the furry form of a puppet. Having just graduated, I too, like our protagonist Princeton, was asking myself… what […]
Spymonkey: CoopedWorthing Pavilion22nd – 26th May 2019 Celebrating their 20th anniversary as ‘the reigning monarchs of physical comedy’, Spymonkey are performing one of their favourite shows as part of the Brighton Festival this year. ‘Cooped’ is a parody of the gothic genre, in a Monty Python, Carry-On, Pink Panther-style performance of physical comedy, with intentionally […]
Glengarry Glen RossTheatre Royal Brightonuntil 27 April 2019 Glengarry Glen Ross | Review First performed in London in 1983 and following a West End run in 2017 David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross opened on Tuesday at Theatre Royal Brighton as part of its nationwide tour. The strong seven male actors are headed up by the […]
The MousetrapThe Hawth Crawley22 – 27 April 2019 AGATHA CHRISTIE’S THE MOUSETRAP ‘Have you seen it? Do you know whodunnit?’ ‘Oh yes, but I can’t say.’ In fact, none of us can say, or at least we are strongly entreated not to by the cast at the end of the show. It’s a secret I […]
American IdiotTheatre Royal Brightonuntil Saturday 20th April 2019 American Idiot is a Riot Growing up as a teenager in the noughties, it was a time when punk-rock was at a high with bands like Sum 41, Blink 182 and Good Charlotte in the mix, but of course at the heart of that was a ‘small’ […]
Caroline’s KitchenConnaught Theatre, Worthing3rd – 6th April 2019 Caroline’s Kitchen | Review Caroline Mortimer is the Nation’s favourite TV cook and in the glare of the spotlights it seems as though she has the perfect life but as we are aware the fake facades often presented on screen can dissolve once the roll of the […]
Club TropicanaTheatre Royal Brighton25th – 30th March 2019 Club Tropicana | Review If you are looking for an evening of 1980’s reminiscing, then Club Tropicana the Musical delivers some well-sung songs and references to the decade. Ten years after finding fame from X-Factor Joe McElderry, heads the cast as Garry, an entertainment host in a […]
My Mother said I Never ShouldConnaught Theatre, Worthing19-20 March 2019 My Mother Said I Never Should | Review My Mother Said I Never Should, written by Charlotte Kelly, is the most widely performed play ever written by a woman, having now been translated and produced in 31 countries worldwide. This touring version is bought to […]
9 to 5 the MusicalSavoy Theatre, The Strand, LondonTickets Here 9 to 5 the Musical | Review ☆☆☆☆ Forty years ago, a movie about three secretaries taking on their chauvinistic boss in a man’s world became a box office hit. Unusually (even more so in those days) the screenplay was written by a woman, as […]