Supporting Regional Venues in Surrey, Sussex and Kent
THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED No film has captured the hearts of a generation like Dirty Dancing and we have a pair of tickets to give away when the all-new, ultimate tribute show A Night of Dirty Dancing comes Read More …
I have mentioned before on this website that I am a bit of a “wuss”when it comes to ghost stories. So I must admit as I entered the Hawth Theatre in Crawley last night to watch two ‘classic’ ghost stories Read More …
HAIRSPRAY, the Broadway musical by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman is a foot-stomping exploration of what is possible if you only try hard enough and refuse to allow anyone to trample on your dreams. Last night Sackville students – who Read More …
WITH a host of toe-tapping showstoppers, a cast of impossibly cute young performers, and an hilarious script which provides some real laugh-out loud moments, it would be hard not to love Bugsy Malone. And last Saturday’s production by Bullfrog at Chequer Read More …
Tomfoolery, Beans on Toast Tour will be playing at Chequer Mead, East Grinstead this Fri 20th February. A fun packed half term treat for the family. I talked to Tom Hunter AKA Tomfoolery about the show and what it is Read More …
Earlier this week I chatted to Charlotte Wakefield who is about to star as Laurey in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma opening at the Royal Derngate in Northampton next week and playing at various venues including The Hawth in Read More …
There are plenty of ‘Songs from the Shows’ acts on the circuit, as I see more than the average amount of shows, I didn’t originally plan on going to see Beyond the Barricade a touring production featuring just four performers Read More …
Classic Ghosts produced by Middle Ground Theatre Company comes to the Hawth Crawley next week. Terrence Hardiman took the time today to chat to me and tell me more about the two spine-tingling plays. Classic Ghosts comprises of two Ghost Read More …
The Man Who Knew As Much As Such | Thu 30 April 8pm The acclaimed comedian Reginald D Hunter has recently been on an epic road trip from North Carolina to New Orleans documenting the 150-year history of American popular Read More …
Birdsong is adapted by Rachel Wagstaff from a novel by Sebastian Faulks. It opened at the Fairfield Hall Croydon on 4 February and now is on a nationwide tour.