The 1997 film ‘The Full Monty’ was a huge hit. Six unemployed steel workers from Sheffield decide to become strippers and for one night only are prepared to go the full monty in an effort to raise much needed cash. Read More …
“The sane must appear as strange to the mad, as the mad to the sane” If you’re looking for an entertaining evening out this autumn, look no further than the Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne. For a night of debauchery and Read More …
Daphne Du Maurier’s book Rebecca is one of the most well known of English classics. Written nearly 80 years ago it is still a bestseller having never gone out of print and was the subject of an iconic movie directed Read More …
On Friday I was kindly invited by The Hawth Crawley and Amande Concerts to review Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata performed by the renowned Russian State Ballet and Opera House. To my shame I had never been to a full length Read More …
In a recent interview with Theatre South East, Jack Lane spoke about his lifelong ambition to bring a show about comedy great Norman Wisdom to the stage. Although there was no doubt about Jack’s passion, I thought that the show Read More …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …