101 Dalmatians Theatre Royal Brighton SPOT ON You know you’ve been to see a special show when you leave the theatre feeling like you’re walking on air. 101 Dalmatians was a brilliant blend of wholesome storytelling, big musical numbers, stunning Read More …
Slava’s SnowShow Theatre Royal Brighton until Sunday 15th December Before opening for 3 weeks at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Tonight, I took a very spontaneous trip to the Theatre Royal Brighton and the visit proved once again that when it Read More …
Now That’s What I Call Musical Theatre Royal Brighton Step back into a time of cassette tapes, leg warmers, and chart-topping anthems—NOW That’s What I Call a Musical is a vibrant explosion of 80s nostalgia that will have you toe-tapping Read More …
Beauty and the Beast Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury This was my fourth consecutive trip to Canterbury to see the ‘world-famous’ Marlowe Theatre pantomime. It’s been an incredible 27 years since Beauty and the Beast was the subject and it was in Read More …
Barcelona Duke of Yorks Theatre Until January 11th 2025 Best known for the frothy Netflix comedy drama Emily in Paris, actress Lily Collins steps completely away from her bubbly image this week and makes her stage debut at London’s Duke Read More …
1984 Theatre Royal, Brighton Until Sat 2nd November (then continues on tour) 1984 is a dystopian novel and the final book completed in the lifetime of George Orwell. It centres on the consequences of totalitarianism, mass surveillance and repression of Read More …
The Buddha of Suburbia Barbican Theatre, London until 16th November The Buddha of Suburbia is a riotous, rebellious and provocative novel by British Pakistani author Hanif Kureishi, which won the Whitbread Award for the best first novel. The novel has Read More …
Dear Evan Hansen Theatre Royal Brighton until Saturday 19th October 2024 before continuing on tour. ‘Dear Evan Hansen‘ has opened at the Theatre Royal Brighton, rightfully so it is expected to play to full houses all week. This is the Read More …
The Cat and the Canary Chichester Minerva Theatre Director: Paul HunterOriginal play by: John WillardAdapted by: Carl GroseA co-production with Told by an Idiot In 1922, John Willard wrote his most famous work, The Cat and the Canary. Made into Read More …
Redlands Chichester Festival Theatre until Fri 18 Oct Closing Justin Audibert’s first festival season as Chichester’s Artistic Director is a new play Redlands by Charlotte Jones. The themes running through this season have been the journey of the outsider and Read More …