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 …
Party Games! Connaught Theatre, Worthing Written by Michael McManus Director: Joanna Read In conjunction with the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Wednesday 12 June – Saturday 15 June Amidst all the usual noise and mayhem accompanying a forthcoming election, I had been Read More …
Sh!t-faced Shakespeare®: Much Ado About Nothing Leicester Square Theatre Well, that was different! Sh!tfaced Shakespeare have been entertaining audiences since 2010 with its simple and yet possibly unique formula. A small classically trained cast performs a highly abridged version of Read More …
Bleak Expectations Criterion Theatre Book Tickets. Charles Dickens undoubtably, one of the world’s famous authors, greatly influenced our literature and society, inspires this theatrical high paced comedic romp through 19th century London, with slight nods at various novels (not all Read More …
Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Theatre Royal, Brighton March 2023 The average person will speak 123,205,750 words in a lifetime. But what if there were a limit? This play imagines a world where we’re forced to say less. It’s about Read More …
The Bletchley: Cryptic Cocktail Experience Chelsea Funhouse Enter an immersive world of code-breaking and cocktails.Use WW2 Enigma machines and protocols paired with Sherlock’s deduction principles to help our mixologists create personalised cocktails for you.The recipes will stay a secret between Read More …
CludeoTheatre Royal Brighton June 2022 Based on the film Clue and classic board game, Cluedo is a brand-new comedy thriller. The much loved game was invented during WWII by a British musician, fire warden and munitions factory worker called Anthony Read More …
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice Theatre Royal Brighton The Rise and Fall of Little Voice premiered at the National Theatre in 1992 before transferring to the Aldwych Theatre in the West End, winning both the Olivier award and Read More …
The Good LifeChichester Festival Theatre Anyone of a certain age will have watched The Good Life during the 1970s, a golden age for British sitcoms which also includes Dad’s Army, Porridge and the greatest of them all, Fawlty Towers. It Read More …
Private LivesChichester Festival Theatre 16-20 November 2021 This is a very difficult review to write because I want to encourage as many people as possible to go to the theatre especially after the last 20 months so I will try Read More …