Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne 17/10/17 By Blackeyed Theatre Company The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde “For how do you tell a butterfly he must return to the chrysalis?” Blackeyed Theatre Company’s latest production plunges straight into the Read More …
The Four Men A Heartwarming Tribute To A Beloved County The stories of Sussex retold, the legends, the myths, the truths and the experiences of Hilaire Belloc all come to life in this wonderful play that revives the history Read More …
Shirley Valentine | Theatre Royal Brighton until Saturday 22 July Shirley Valentine Review Pauline Collins won an Oscar for her role as the title role in the film adaptation of Willy Russell’s play Shirley Valentine. The now well known Read More …
“On a hot summer’s night, would you offer your throat to the wolf with the red roses?” Bat out of Hell | London Coliseum | Review NOW AT THE DOMINION THEATRE Well no I wouldn’t, but I would Read More …
★★★★ Intelligent, Witty and Fracking Fantastic Fracked | Theatre Royal Brighton | Tuesday 2nd May 2017 Fracked is a delicious combination of British comedy and political satire with a ruthlessly accurate reflection on modern society. Set in the near Read More …
Abigail’s Party | Review I was particularly excited to travel down to the Devonshire Park Theatre in Eastbourne last Monday, not just because I look forward to being entertained in new theatre venues, but because I knew that this was Read More …
An American in Paris | Review Set in a post World War II Paris, An American in Paris tells the tale of US veteran Jerry (Robert Fairchild) who, after falling under the spell of a mysterious girl he sees Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | Monday 13th –Saturday 18th February 2017 Not Dead Enough | Review There couldn’t be a better place to see Peter James’ Not Dead Enough than in the Theatre Royal Brighton. Acclaimed as one of Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton | 6 – 11 February 2017 Gaslight | Review According to Wikipedia Gaslighting is a form of manipulation that seeks to sow seeds of doubt, hoping to make targets question their own memory, perception, and sanity. Read More …
Charing Cross Theatre | until 4 Mar 2017 Death Takes a Holiday | Review Buy Tickets Death Takes a Holiday, starring Miss Saigon’s Chris Peluso and Les Misérables’ Zoë Doano, combines the dramatic melodies of Phantom of the Opera with Read More …