The Snow Queen: A Frozen FairytaleHertford Theatre30th Nov 2019 – 1st Jan 2020 A Shiny and Sparkly Winter Wonderland! Now in its 10th year, Hertford Theatre’s 2019 Christmas show didn’t disappoint. Rhys Thomas and his team have proven yet again that they’re experts at creating original, family-friendly theatre. The Snow Read More …
White ChristmasTheatre Royal Brightonuntil 4th January 2020 White Christmas – Review White Christmas | Dominion Theatre | Review If you are doubting that you can really get into a festive mood in November, let me assure you that you can Read More …
Peter Pan Goes Wrong Theatre Royal Brightonuntil 23rd November 2019 Peter Pan Goes Wrong – Review Mischief by name, Mischief by nature! Mischief Theatre’s “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” has crashed into the Theatre Royal Brighton for November. From the company Read More …
Q the MusicThe Hawth Crawley8th November 2019 Q the Music – Review James Bond Concert Spectacular The Hawth Theatre, Crawley hosted the 2019 tour of Q The Musical: James Bond Concert Spectacular on Friday 8th and Saturday 9th November. Not surprisingly the Read More …
The Lady VanishesTheatre Royal Brightonuntil 9th November 2019 The Lady Vanishes – Review The Brighton audience eagerly awaited the start of The Lady Vanishes production from Bill Kenwright’s touring company The Classic Thriller Theatre Company, directed by Roy Marsden (Inspector Read More …
ToastTheatre Royal Brighton, until Saturday 2nd November 2019 Toast | Review From the moment the audience enters the auditorium to the familiar smell of burnt toast from the kitchen decked stage and the play opens to the statement “ It Read More …
Avenue QDevonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, until Saturday 2nd November 2019 Avenue Q | Review Being in a very privileged position that I see a lot of theatre, there are three shows that I return to again and again. Avenue Q Read More …
The EntertainerTheatre Royal Brighton, until Saturday 26th October 2019 The Entertainer | Review This John Osborne work The Entertainer is a play which is relentlessly bleak, offering a dark snapshot of failure and its effect on family dynamics. The first Read More …
MacbethChichester Festival Theatre, until Saturday 26th October 2019 Macbeth | Review John Simm’s Mastery as Macbeth “If chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me” At an age where tyranny and power corruption seem so unfortunately prevalent in Read More …
Silas MarnerConnaught Theatre Worthing – Thursday 26 September Silas Marner | Review A Heartwarming Celebration of Parenthood Having seen The Conn Artists’ previous productions of Courage and The Four Men, I was eagerly anticipating the company’s latest show which premiered Read More …