Jennifer Irons is Bad Immigrant Connaught Theatre Worthing 13th February 2025 Bad Immigrant is a deeply personal, eye-opening exploration of identity, immigration and belonging, told through the medium of comedy, roller-skating and autobiographical stories. What’s not to love? Jennifer Irons Read More …
The Last Laugh Theatre Royal Brighton until 15th February 2025 Direct from a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Last Laugh is a brand-new laugh-a-minute play which re-imagines the lives of three of Britain’s all-time greatest comedy heroes Read More …
A Man for all Seasons Chichester Festival Theatre There is a fascination in Britain regarding the Tudor era, Henry VIII and his wives have dominated books, film and theatre since the sixteenth century. But looking beyond the matrimonial headlines, the Read More …
DraculaBlackeyed Theatre CompanyConnaught Theatre, Worthing Directed by Nick Lane Original novel by Bram Stoker, written and adapted for the stage by Nick Lane ‘There are such beings as vampires’ This is the opening line from the brand new adaptation of Read More …
Summer 1954: Table Number 7 / The Browning Version Chichester Festival Theatre Tuesday 21 January – Saturday 25 January 2025 Written by Terence RattiganDirector: James Dacre The pairing of these two plays was yet another inspiring choice for the wonderful Read More …
101 Dalmatians Theatre Royal Brighton SPOT ON You know you’ve been to see a special show when you leave the theatre feeling like you’re walking on air. 101 Dalmatians was a brilliant blend of wholesome storytelling, big musical numbers, stunning Read More …
Slava’s SnowShow Theatre Royal Brighton until Sunday 15th December Before opening for 3 weeks at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Tonight, I took a very spontaneous trip to the Theatre Royal Brighton and the visit proved once again that when it Read More …
Now That’s What I Call Musical Theatre Royal Brighton Step back into a time of cassette tapes, leg warmers, and chart-topping anthems—NOW That’s What I Call a Musical is a vibrant explosion of 80s nostalgia that will have you toe-tapping Read More …
Beauty and the Beast Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury This was my fourth consecutive trip to Canterbury to see the ‘world-famous’ Marlowe Theatre pantomime. It’s been an incredible 27 years since Beauty and the Beast was the subject and it was in Read More …
1984 Theatre Royal, Brighton Until Sat 2nd November (then continues on tour) 1984 is a dystopian novel and the final book completed in the lifetime of George Orwell. It centres on the consequences of totalitarianism, mass surveillance and repression of Read More …