AladdinHarlequin Theatre, Redhill 10th December – 2nd January 2021 The wicked Abanazar is seeking the magic lamp that contains the all-powerful Genie, so he can rule the world, and is just steps away from succeeding! Is all hope lost? No! Read More …
Groan Ups Theatre Royal BrightonMischief Theatre Mischief Theatre return to Brighton with their latest offering and this time nothing goes wrong. Groan Ups is an observational comedy which follows the progress of five children at three stages of their development, Read More …
The Legend of Sleepy HollowDevonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne Tilted Wig, Malvern Theatres and Churchill Theatre PresentThe Legend of Sleepy Hollow Any opportunity to experience dark gothic theatre, and I’m the first person to book my seat in the audience. We’ve Read More …
Heathers the MusicalTheatre Royal Brighton October 2021 Having never seen the 1989 film of Heathers and very little knowledge of the musical my pre-show research taught me it was a high-energy black comedy which opens conversations about dark issues, including bullying, Read More …
Phantom of the OperaHer Majesty’s Theatre In July 2020, Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber took to Twitter to respond to Cameron Mackintosh‘s recently published Evening Standard article, in which he declared that The Phantom of the Opera would be permanently shutting down. Lloyd Webber tweeted, “As far as I’m concerned, Phantom will re-open as soon Read More …
Hairspray | Theatre Royal Brighton | Review If you order a Big Mac in McDonald’s in Moscow the chances are it will taste exactly the same as the one you ordered on the London Road in Brighton. Similarly I’m sure Read More …
The Play that Goes Wrong | Tour | Review Congress Theatre EastbourneMon 30 Aug 2021 to Sat 04 Sep 2021 The ubiquitous Mischief Theatre and their series of ‘Goes Wrong’ productions returns to Eastbourne with the first in the series, The Play Read More …
The Windsors: Endgame | The Prince of Wales Theatre | Review Whether you support the monarchy or not, we are fascinated and have opinions about the UKs royal family. Amongst the many adaptations about the royals there are none quite Read More …
An Inspector CallsTheatre Royal, Brighton Tuesday 25 – Saturday 29 February 2020 Many of us will be familiar with JB Priestley’s cataclysmic dramatic masterpiece written at the end of the second World War, but set in pre WW1 Edwardian England. Read More …
Blithe Spirit Theatre Royal Brighton Nationwide Tour followed by a London Run Blithe Spirit | Review Noel Coward‘s popular play Blithe Spirit is enjoying another revival as it tours the UK ahead of its March opening at the Duke of Read More …