To Kill a Mockingbird | National Tour | Review

To Kill a Mockingbird Congress Theatre, Eastbourne Until Sat 6th December Tickets Mockingbirds don’t do one thing but make music for us to enjoy. They don’t eat up people’s gardens, don’t nest in corncribs, they don’t do one thing but Read More …

Coven | Kiln Theatre | Review

Coven Kiln theatre until 17th January 2026 Tickets Coven is a feminist, powerful, and poignant new musical written by Rebecca Brewer (Foot) and Daisy Chute (Shaun the Sheep) and directed by Miranda Cromwell (Death of a Salesman). It is playing Read More …

Dear England | National Tour | Review

Dear England Chichester Festival Theatre until Sat 29th Nov Tickets OK. I am the first to admit I am not a football fan and my knowledge of the national game is embarrassingly poor. I am also ashamed to admit that Read More …

Fiddler on the Roof | National Tour | Review

Fiddler on the Roof Congress Theatre, Eastbourne until Sat 8th November Tickets Fiddler on the Roof Congress Theatre, Eastbourne Until Saturday 8th November Fiddler on the Roof is ‘one of those musicals’ that people of a certain age are very Read More …

The Talented Mr Ripley | National Tour | Review

The Talented Mr Ripley Theatre Royal Brighton until 2nd November 2025 By: Patricia Highsmith Adapted for the stage by: Mark Leipacher Genre: Drama, Play Duration: 2 hr 35 mins incl. interval Have you ever felt like you’re being watched? The first line from The Talented Mr Read More …

Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts | Theatre Royal Brighton | Review

Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts Theatre Royal Brighton playing until 25th October 2025 Director: Anthony Banks Written for the stage by Alma Cullen In collaboration with Melting Pot and Birmingham Rep The mere mention of ‘Inspector Morse’ can cause many Read More …

Private Lives | The Barn Theatre Southwick | Review

Private Lives The Barn Theatre Southwick Written by Noel CowardA Dionysus Theatre productionFounder and Artistic Director Robert TremayneDirected by Vicky Newman Private Lives is no stranger to the world’s stages. In 1929 during a tour of Asia Noël Coward contracted Read More …

Hamlet | Minerva Theatre, Chichester | Review

Hamlet at Chichester Giles Terera

Hamlet Minerva Theatre, Chichester Until Sat 4th October 2025 I have a shocking confession. Although I have seen various versions of Hamlet on screen, heavily abridged on stage and know passages of the text well, I cannot recall seeing a Read More …

Suddenly Last Summer | Brighton Open Air Theatre | Review

Suddenly Last Summer Brighton Open Air Theatre In 1936, in the Garden District of New Orleans, Mrs. Violet Venable, an elderly socialite widow from a prominent local family, has invited a doctor to her home. She talks nostalgically about her son Read More …

Oliver! | Gielgud Theatre | Review

Oliver The Gielgud Theatre We last reviewed this production of Oliver! when it opened at the Chichester Festival Theatre last July. It has now (like many of Chichester’s productions) transferred to London and is booking well into next year to Read More …