Down to Chance Stanley Arts Centre Touring until October 25th Down To Chance is the story of one night when the largest earthquake in US history happened in Anchorage, Alaska, in 1974. Wife, mother and part-time radio reporter Genie Chance Read More …
Oh Zeus! Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch until October 10th From Kings of Comedy Le Navet Bete. When the stability of Olympus is threatened by the marriage of Zeus’ daughter Hebe to Greg, a mere mortal, the King of the Gods hatches Read More …
Ham Soho Theatre Until October 30th 2026 To eat, or not to eat (meat)? That is the question. HAM at the Soho Theatre is an outrageous eco-conscious fringe show loosely based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Straight from its successful run at Read More …
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Theatre Royal Brighton until Saturday 3rd October Stepping into Chris Boone’s world is an elevating, curious and fascinating experience. Mark Haddon’s award winning book The curious incident of the dog in Read More …
A Woman of No Importance Tower Theatre Until 12th September A Woman of No Importance by Oscar Wilde is widely regarded as the least successful of his four drawing room plays. It tells the story of Gerald Arbuthnot, a young Read More …
The End of the Pier Show Brighton Pier If you live in, near or are holidaying in the next two weeks in Brighton then you’ll be pleased to know that it’s beloved End of the Pier Show has made a Read More …
BBC Relaxed Prom Royal Albert Hall with the Fantasia Orchestra & BBC Singers The first thing you want to know is “What exactly is a relaxed prom?” It is a prom where anything goes. You can come and go as Read More …
I’m Sorry Prime Minister Theatre Royal Brighton Written by Jonathan Lynn Directed by Jonathan Lynn and Michael Gyngell This is the second production for the stage as sequels to the enduringly popular TV series, ‘Yes Minister’ and ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ Read More …
Dark of the Moon Charing Cross Theatre until 8th August Given the rise in popularity of romance and fantasy genres, it clear why the Dark of the Moon would appeal to audiences – especially as it is a musical. However, Read More …
The Rocky Horror Show Congress Theatre, Eastbourne. Until Saturday 23rd May. I have reviewed The Rocky Horror Show, many times and seen it many more. It was the first ‘outrageous’ show I saw in the 80s and it was such Read More …