Sixty-six years after the first Peanuts cartoon by Charles M Schultz was published, his little gang of kids has lost none of its timeless appeal. You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown And in Bullfrog’s musical production of You’re a Read More …
The Hawth, Crawley | Until 8th February and then continues on a Nationwide Tour. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat | Review Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is approaching it’s 50th birthday – can you believe that? For Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | 1st – 6th February and continuing to other venues. Private Lives | Review Who doesn’t like the writing of Noel Coward? I love his dry wit, sarcastic humour and his wry way of looking at Read More …
Flare Path Tour | Review A new tour of Terence Rattigan’s esteemed play Flare Path opened last night at the Connaught Theatre in Worthing where it runs until Saturday 30th January 2016, before embarking on a nationwide tour. The play Read More …
The Mousetrap | Review Agatha Christie‘s The Mousetrap is the classic whodunit murder mystery. For the audience member, the trick is to trust no one, not even the handsome young lad, defenceless shaky granny or beautiful babbling wife. Read More …
‘Did you see the panto here at Christmas?’ ‘Oh yes, seems ages ago now!’ It’s a tough job staging The Nutcracker, a magical story set at Christmas Eve, at this time in January, but the Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet Read More …
Whatever your knowledge of ballet, it would be hard not to be impressed by the expression and artistry created by the St Petersburg Classic Ballet during their production of Giselle performed at the Hawth in Crawley last night and currently Read More …
Ever been in a situation where it has felt as though everyone was in on a big secret except for you? I felt exactly that last Thursday when I attended the press performance of Grey Gardens at the Southwark Playhouse. Read More …
‘So it’s an ice rink in a theatre?’ ‘Do you think it’ll be chilly?’ In fact, you won’t even notice if it is – you’ll be so absorbed in the spectacle before you, should you manage to bag yourself a Read More …
LAST night’s performance of Snow White at Chequer Mead was a real one-off, coming as it did after a blazing performance of “cinders” at the Wallis Centre next door which had been gutted by fire two hours earlier. But if Read More …