Half term is almost here. As a mother of three I am always amazed at how these holidays creep up on you. Once you’ve taken a day out to see friends, another to do all the essential uniform and shoe Read More …
Wed 17 June 7.45pm, The Hawth Studio Kernow King: Minority Rapport Kernow King’s latest show is less about Cornwall and more of a Cornishman’s outlook on the rest of the world and where he and minorities fit in amongst Read More …
The Capitol Horsham until Wed 20th May 2015 The Ghost Train – Review It is a while since I have visited The Capitol in Horsham so I was delighted to return last night to the opening night of talking Scarlett’s Read More …
When my sons were young we spent hours on the platform of the Bluebell Railway, watching the magnificent steam engines pull in and out of Sheffield Park Station. Now the Bluebell has extended it’s line, I am blessed that the Read More …
On Tuesday evening I headed over to see a production at the Hawth that I had been looking forward to seeing for ages. Oklahoma is one of those classic musicals that I grew up seeing regularly on TV on a Read More …
Noël Coward supposedly wrote the play Hay Fever in three days during 1924. Since then according to the programme notes, it has seldom been off stage somewhere in the world. This is quite a feat to achieve in over 90 Read More …
There was a theatre full of women of all ages (and a handful if men) at the Hawth Crawley last night for Sex in Suburbia, a play co-written and devised by TV personality Claire Sweeney and comedian Mandy Muden. Penny Read More …
This week has been dominated by the General Election, not only on TV but also in London’s theatreland too with a variety of plays to educate, inspire and entertain us. Here is a few suggestions if you really have not Read More …
Last night (the night of the General Election) the GORGEOUS Rebecca from Official Theatre organised a fantastic night for a group of #Ldntheatrebloggers. We were invited to a press night of a new musical called ‘Vote for Me’ written by Read More …
It is quite regular for children to be involved in pantomimes or musicals but this week at the Hawth local young singers from Crawley took the stage last night with the English Touring Opera in Puccini’s opera classic La Bohème Read More …