Old Red Lion Theatre | August 2nd – 28th 2016 The Past is a Tattooed Sailor | Review A Bittersweet Treat – The Past is a Tattooed Sailor If Brideshead Revisited’s Sebastian Flyte had grown up, stayed insolent, Read More …
No Man’s Land | Review I have an hour-long drive home from the Theatre Royal Brighton and last night I spent most of it trying to decipher what I had just seen. No Man’s Land opened last night to Read More …
Niamh McGrady is currently starring in a production of ‘The Night Must Fall’, originally written by Emlyn Williams’ and co-produced by The Original Theatre Company, Eastbourne Theatres and Sebastian Warrack for Salisbury Playhouse. Sammi O’Neill asked her some questions about the Read More …
Half a Sixpence is playing at the Chichester Festival Theatre Photos by Manuel Harlen (unless otherwise credited to Michael Le Poer Trench) Read our Five Star Review
Breakfast at Tiffany’s is playing at the Theatre Royal Haymarket until 17th September Photos by : Sean Ebsworth Barnes Further details BUY TICKETS Save
Theatre Royal Haymarket | until 17th September Breakfast at Tiffany’s | Review Opening this week at the beautiful Theatre Royal Haymarket, is the long awaited version of Breakfast at Tiffany’s starring successful singer Pixie Lott making her acting debut Read More …
Devonshire Park Theatre | until Saturday 16th July. Blithe Spirit | Review Somewhere on the theatrical touring circuit there is usually a Noel Coward play doing the rounds, Private Lives, Hayfever, Relative Values to name a few, but probabaly the Read More …
Breakfast at Tiffanys Theatre Royal Haymarket, Haymarket, London SW1Y 4HT Booking period: June 30th – 17th Sept 2016 BUY TICKETS
Things I know to be true | September – November 2016 Things I know to be true An exciting international co-production between Frantic Assembly and State Theatre Company of South Australia. Parents Bob and Fran have worked their fingers Read More …
Leicester Square Theatre until 28th May 2016 Becoming Hattie | Review I don’t like Arctic Roll. I realise that I am in a minority of one, but I have never quite understood the apparent harmony between sponge and Read More …