King John The Rose Theatre, Kingston May 2016 You would think that medieval England under the reign of a inept and insecure King wouldn’t have much in common with modern day life, but a trip to Rose Theatre in Kingston Read More …
The Local Stigmatic | Review The main theme for The Local Stigmatic is very relevant for society today, which is the obsession with celebrity and fame. It does leave you with an uncomfortable feeling that you have just Read More …
The Hawth, Crawley | Wednesday 4th May English Touring Opera Don Giovanni | Review I feel it can be good to expand ones horizons so off I went to my second opera experience. Having never seen a touring opera Read More …
Chichester Festival Theatre | until 21st May 2016 An Enemy of the People | Review Buy Tickets An Enemy of the People written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen was first staged in London back in 1893. The version that Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | until Saturday 7th May The King of Shakespeare’s plays King Lear | Review It’s the perfect time to delve into some of Shakespeare’s greatest works as we as a nation commemorate the death of Read More …
Drayton Arms Theatre until Saturday 14 May 2016 Lucky Stiff | Review It could be said that if you contemplate a night of entertainment involving musical farce, you should expect the unexpected. That is undoubtedly the case with the Read More …
A Murder is Announced | Review Agatha Christie‘s, A Murder is Announced is playing at the Devonshire Park Theatre in Eastbourne until Saturday 30th April. Directed by Michael Lunney, the play takes the form of a classic ‘Who Done Read More …
Churchill Theatre, Bromley | until 30th April Tom – A story of Tom Jones | Review The first show to be performed at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre under their sparkling new HQ banner is a new musical written by Mike James Read More …
Show Boat | Review Based on the book of the same name by Edna Ferber, Show Boat is a 1920s musical spanning three generations on the Cotton Blossom, a Mississippi River show boat. Adapted for the stage by Jeremy Read More …
Of Mice and Men | Review John Steinbeck’s novella ‘Of Mice and Men’ is studied by students as a set text for good reason. It deals with such themes as loneliness, prejudice, violence and discrimination which are as Read More …