BULLFROG Productions promised a trip to Hollywood and Beyond at Chequer Mead last night and with the theatre sold out, they delivered a fantastic show to a very appreciative audience. The cast was drawn from Bullfrog’s students in East Grinstead and Sevenoaks who Read More …
I am very privileged that my work with Theatre South East has enabled me to see some marvellous theatre, but last night I tried something completely different, and was absolutely blown away! I had the marvellous fortune to attend a Read More …
Southwark Playhouse | until July 25th 2015. Austin Pendleton’s play Orson’s Shadow is a fictional account of when theatre critic Kenneth Tynan suggests that his friend Orson Welles revitalise his failing career by directing Laurence Olivier and his mistress Joan Read More …
Running at the lovely St James’ Theatre in London until July 11th is a new musical set at the beginning of World War I called ‘The Dreamers’. It is the story of ordinary men, woman and children and how their Read More …
I saw Bend it like Beckham at the Phoenix theatre early in it’s previews therefore I have been sitting on this review for a while, partly because it is bad form to publish a review before press night also because Read More …
Last night I took another visit to The Capitol Horsham to see Table Manners which is the first in a trilogy of plays by Alan Ayckbourn set over a tense family weekend in the country. Each of the plays depicts Read More …
This review of The 39 Steps was written by Sammi O’Neill and was commissioned for www.lastminutetheatretickets.com You can read the full review here. The 39 Steps | Criterion Theatre | Review
Drayton Arms theatre | until 4th July 2015 The Baker’s Wife – Review Long before I was a ‘Wicked’ fan, I was a great admirer of it’s composer Stephen Schwartz. Schwartz has written some incredible songs for some of Read More …
Having seen The Mousetrap last week in London I was very interested to see my second Agatha Christie play last night at The Hawth Theatre in Crawley to see how they would compare. And Then There Were None | Read More …
In anticipation of seeing ‘And Then There Were None’ at the Hawth in Crawley this week it occurred to me that I do not recall ever seeing an Agatha Christie play on stage so I trotted off to the St. Read More …