Congress Theatre, Eastbourne | 10th – 15th August 2015 ‘It’s what you wear from ear to ear, and not from head to toe, that matters’ This was certainly the case at the Congress Theatre in Eastbourne with their week long Read More …
I have joked about my lack of dance knowledge on Theatre South East before so when I was invited with the TheatreBloggers to see a group of Street Dancers from Brazil perform at the Royal Festival Hall I did wonder Read More …
Grand Hotel | Review I saw the musical Grand Hotel in the early 1990s when it did a short run at the Dominion Theatre. I admit didn’t come away with any lasting memories. I recalled that it was about the Read More …
Hever Festival | 30th July 2015. Fallen Angels | Review Last night was my first ever visit to Hever Festival and I was looking forward to seeing Fallen Angels by Noel Coward. I arrived in plenty of time Read More …
The good old fashioned musical is having a comeback! Top Hat and Oklahoma have successfully toured the regional theatres, and London isn’t immune either this summer with High Society at the Old Vic and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at Read More …
Congress Theatre, Eastbourne | until 25th July 2015 Top Hat | Review Last night I took a nostalgic trip down Memory Lane to the golden age of musicals when I saw the sumptuous ‘Top Hat’ at the Congress Theatre Read More …
Generally I don’t watch a lot of TV, but I do like a good comedy. As a result I am familiar with the work of Stephen Merchant (The Office, Extras) and Steffan Rhodri (Gavin and Stacey), when I heard that Read More …
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 …