Noel Coward Theatre – currently booking until Feb 11th Buy tickets here Half a Sixpence | Review Sometimes, a musical comes along that changes the way you look at theatre and makes you realise that there is still magic Read More …
Eastbourne’s Devonshire Park Theatre – booking until 19th November 2016 Frankenstein by BlackEyed Theatre Company Mary Shelley’s Gothic Vision – Reimagined BUY TICKETS Signs of a good show include being gripped to the edge of your seat, hanging off Read More …
Vaudeville Theatre Dead Funny | Review Buy Tickets Here A homage to Classic British Comedy Dead Funny, a revival of Terry Johnson’s 1994 play, celebrates the lives of great British comics Benny Hill and Frankie Howerd, who, having just Read More …
Side Show tells the story of real-life conjoined twins Violet and Daisy Hilton, from growing up in a seedy freak show in Texas to being propelled into the Hollywood spotlight. Along the way they struggle with identity and being seen Read More …
Congress Theatre, Eastbourne | 8 – 12th November Keep Dancing | Review If you haven’t got a ticket to Strictly this season then Keep Dancing – The Ballroom Dance Sensation playing at Eastbourne Congress Theatre from 8 – 12th Read More …
Charing Cross Theatre until December 10 Ragtime | Review After the epic production of Titanic over the summer, artistic director Thom Southerland is continuing his winning streak at Charing Cross Theatre with Ragtime. This musical adaptation of the 1975 Read More …
Olivier Theatre until Wednesday Feb 1 (sold out – contact the National Theatre for returns) Amadeus | Review When one thinks of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, it is perhaps as a child genius, or even as one of the greatest Read More …
The Libertine | Review As you walk in for the performance of The Libertine some of the cast are wandering around the stage and down in the stalls interacting with the audience, which sets the scene well for this bawdy, Read More …
Chequer Mead, East Grinstead | until Saturday 22nd October Wyrd Sisters | Review The Ace Theatre Company brought Terry Pratchett’s Discworld to life at Chequer Mead theatre this week with their production of Wyrd Sisters. The play, based on Read More …
King’s Head Theatre | until 31st Oct Poker Face | Review Political unrest. Family politics. Christmas. The scene is set for drama. But Poker Face is not just a drama of today, but of the past as family history Read More …