The Comedy of Errors | The Hawth Ampitheatre | Review

The Comedy of Errors The Hawth Ampitheatre Wednesday 1st July For some brits the warmer weather and lighter evening signals the beginning of BBQ season, or a major sporting tournament. As an avid theatre fan, for me it signifies the beginning of the open-air season. So, it Read More …

2:22 A Ghost Story | National Tour | Review

2:22 A Ghost Story Congress Theatre Eastbourne Until Saturday 4th July Ghosts. The space between believers and non-believers is one that evokes fierce debates and fiery passion. The former argument is one of faith in the afterlife, of comfort in Read More …

Hot Mess | The Other Palace | Review

Hot Mess The Other Palace What It Is About What if the longest relationship in history was also the messiest? In Hot Mess: The Musical, Earth and humanity’s turbulent, millennia-long romance is laid bare through catchy and emotionally charged songs, sharp Read More …

45 years | Minerva Theatre Chichester| Review

45 Years Minerva Theatre Chichester until 11th July The second world premiere of the Minerva 2026 season is now playing until 11th July.  A psychological thriller adapted for the stage by Hannah Patterson from Andrew Haigh’s film of the same Read More …

BalletBoyz – Still Pointless: BalletBoyz at 25 – National Tour – Review

BalletBoyz – Still Pointless: BalletBoyz at 25 Connaught Theatre Worthing Sat 6th & Sun 7th June 2026 Tickets Commissioned, Produced and Presented byMichael Nunn and William Trevitt Production Manager: Mike Lindsay I am still catching my breath after witnessing around Read More …

Atonement | Chichester Festival Theatre | Review

Atonement Chichester Festival Theatre until 20th June 2026 Tickets The decision to adapt this Booker Prize shortlisted novel into a play is a brave, some would say foolish one. It’s 25 years since Ian McEwan completed arguably his finest achievement Read More …

The Spy Who Came In From The Cold – National Tour – Review

The Spy Who Came In From The Cold Theatre Royal Brighton until 6th June The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is a 1963 Cold War spy novel by John le Carré. It depicts Alec Leamas, a British intelligence Read More …

The Marquise – National Tour – Review

The Marquise Theatre Royal Windsor until 6th June Tickets I love taking my 17-year-old daughter to the theatre, but I did wonder whether The Marquise at Theatre Royal Windsor might feel a little old-fashioned for her. I needn’t have worried. She and Read More …

Beetlejuice The Musical – Prince Edward Theatre -Review

Beetlejuice The Musical Prince Edward Theatre After years of hoping and waiting for Beetlejuice The Musical to transfer from Broadway to the West End, it felt surreal finally seeing it live on stage in London.  For me, Beetlejuice had already become one of those Read More …