‘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 …
The Rocky Horror ShowTheatre Royal Brighton Don’t dream it, be it. A HUGE regular fan of The Rocky Horror Show back in my student days of the 1980s, I have only seen the Rocky Horror Show a couple of times Read More …
Cinderella – Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells Having seen Cinderella only a week ago, I thought I would be bibbity-bobbity-boo-ed out, so I was pleased that the version I saw last night at the Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells, Read More …
Jack and the Beanstalk | The Hawth Crawley There are many ingredients that make up a perfect pantomime; an unlikely hero, a beautiful Princess, an evil baddie that we love to hate and a bloke in a frock, just Read More …
Panto season has definitely started with a bang! Our first look at what’s on offer in the South East takes us to the Ashcroft Theatre in Croydon for their festive offering of Cinderella. Cinderella | Review Produced by Evolution Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | until 12th December 2015. Hairspray Review Welcome to the 60s! Hairspray has rolled with great gusto into the Theatre Royal Brighton for two weeks, bringing toe tapping dance numbers, some fabulous vocals, wide smiles and Read More …
Jersey BoysCongress Theatre in Eastbourne Saturday 5th December 2015 ‘Oh what a night!’ I implore you to head down to the Congress Theatre Eastbourne between the 24th November and the 5th December this year for a night of fabulous entertainment Read More …
Priscilla Queen of the Desert Theatre Royal Brighton as part of a National Tour Priscilla Queen of the Desert is a very successful, award winning Australian film by Stephen Elliot, about two homosexual drag queens together with a transgender woman Read More …
This week the Devonshire Park Theatre plays host to Father Brown – The Curse of the Invisible Man, a ‘spine chilling whodunit’ by John Goodrum based on the classic mysteries by GK Chesterton. The Rumpus Theatre Company are one of Read More …