Prince Edward Theatre | from 27th May 2016 – 1st October 2016. Aladdin. The name ‘Disney’ is constantly linked to the word magic; Tinkerbell, good Fairies, numerous evil queens even Mickey himself dabbled a little in The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Read More …
Incredible Invaders | Review Even my teenagers were excited at the prospect of going to Fairfield Halls in Croydon to watch one of the latest offerings from the Horrible Histories team. It is easy to understand why… Read More …
Hand to God – Review It is not surprising that when a new play is described as ‘Wickedly Funny’ and a puppet is hailed as the main character, that ‘Avenue Q’ springs to mind. However Hand to God which has Read More …
Sammi O’Neill had a fun-tastic time recently when she talked to Evelyn Adams one of the cast from Horrible Histories which is currently on tour nationwide with two shows, Groovy Greeks and Incredible Invaders. Evelyn plays several characters in the Read More …
Nationwide Tour | 2016 We all want to meet people from history. The trouble is everyone is dead! So it’s time to prepare yourselves for HORRIBLE HISTORIES live on stage ! Using actors and 3D special effects, these two Read More …
Interviews with some of the characters from Horrible Histories’ new tour Groovy Greeks and Incredible Invaders. Q&A with Alfred the Great King of Wessex Hi Alfie what’s it all about – what makes you so great? Well I’m the only Read More …
Sixty-six years after the first Peanuts cartoon by Charles M Schultz was published, his little gang of kids has lost none of its timeless appeal. You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown And in Bullfrog’s musical production of You’re a Read More …
Fantastic news from the Theatre Royal Brighton this morning! Their Christmas Show, Richard O’Brien’s ROCKY HORROR SHOW has exceeded all previous Christmas sales records proving it was a fantastic show enjoyed by many, not just us. The Theatre Read More …
IT’S JEKYLL TO A JAZZ BEAT… The Cockpit presents a Blue Orange Theatre production Jekyll and Hyde by Eric Gracey based on the novel by Robert Louis Stephenson Directed by Mark Webster London’s streets are awash with fear. A Read More …
LAST night’s performance of Snow White at Chequer Mead was a real one-off, coming as it did after a blazing performance of “cinders” at the Wallis Centre next door which had been gutted by fire two hours earlier. But if Read More …