The Play that Goes Wrong | Tour | Review Congress Theatre EastbourneMon 30 Aug 2021 to Sat 04 Sep 2021 The ubiquitous Mischief Theatre and their series of ‘Goes Wrong’ productions returns to Eastbourne with the first in the series, The Play Read More …
A Perfect Likeness | Conn Artists Theatre Company | Review “Oozes humour and drama alike”Conn Artists Theatre CompanyMonday 30 August 2021Victoria Institute, Arundel A Perfect Likeness sees two of England’s finest composers of literature come together for a theatre show Read More …
The Woman in Black | Tour | Review PW Productions LtdAdapted by Stephen Mallatratt from the novel by Susan HillTheatre Royal Brighton, August 30 – September 4 If you are one of the 7 million people who has seen a Read More …
Cinderella | Gillian Lynne Theatre | Review A couple of months ago, star studded, glittering theatre galas seemed an impossibility but now the West End is bursting into life once again with old shows that are firm favourites and a Read More …
The Windsors: Endgame | The Prince of Wales Theatre | Review Whether you support the monarchy or not, we are fascinated and have opinions about the UKs royal family. Amongst the many adaptations about the royals there are none quite Read More …
Hairspray | London Coliseum | Review After more than one Covid related setbacks, the much awaited Hairspray revival reopened last night in the West End and proves to be the tonic we need after this abominable year. Playing until September Read More …
South Pacific | Chichester Festival Theatre | Review Returning to the theatre in this strange day and age was always going to be different with social distancing in place, but the team at Chichester Festival Theatre have done an amazing Read More …
The Bloody Chamber A Proteus Theatre ProductionThe Pavilion Theatre, Worthing | Friday June 11 – Saturday June 12 2021 The Bloody Chamber, a brand new adaptation of Angela Carter’s macabre fairy tales, comes to Worthing towards the end of the Read More …
Abbamania | Shaftesbury Theatre | Review It was a cold miserable evening as we queued outside the Shaftesbury Theatre, but that didn’t matter, excitement was in the air. Months after theatres went dark due to the pandemic many are throwing Read More …
A Killer Party | Online | Review We have come some way since the beginning to 2020 when online entertainment meant Youtube and early Tiktok. At the start of lockdown we nurtured our theatre fix by watching clunky play readings, Read More …