The Winslow Boy Theatre Royal Brighton April 23 – 28 I am delighted to say that an unexpected visit to the Theatre Royal Brighton last night to see Terence Rattigan‘s play The Winslow Boy ended up being an evening very Read More …
Much Ado about Nothing Rose Theatre Kingston 13 April – 6 May 2018 To mark its 10th anniversary season, The Rose Theatre in Kingston stages one of Shakespeare’s most entertaining and enduring comedies; Much Ado About Nothing. The Read More …
The Comedy about a Bank Robbery | Criterion Theatre | Review The Comedy about a Bank Robbery Having wept with laughter during A Play That Goes Wrong yet only been mildly amused by Peter Pan Goes Wrong (albeit Read More …
School of Rock | Review School of Rock tickets School of Rock New London Theatre Review by Sammi O’Neill The New London Theatre was bustling with excited chattering children last night eager to see Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Olivier award-winning phenomenon Read More …
Grease | Tour | Review Theatre Royal Brighton until 31st December 2017 Once again, the Theatre Royal Brighton is bucking the trend and instead of a pantomime, they are playing host to another popular musical to bring in festive cheer. Read More …
Michael Ball and Alfie Boe | Together Again It seems an unlikely pairing but Michael Ball, the smooth-talking radio 2 DJ whose varied career started in Musical Theatre and rich-toned classically trained tenor Alfie Boe have been touring the Read More …
The Woman In Black Buy tickets On the eve of National Ghost Hunting Day I was thrilled to be invited to the Fortune Theatre together with other theatrebloggers to see one of the longest running plays in the West End, Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton until 3 June 2017. Wonderland Theatre Royal Brighton The world of Lewis Carroll is famously bizarre, his imagination has thrilled readers for generations. He wrote of fairies, imaginary worlds and talking creatures, but by far his most 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 …
Devonshire Park Theatre | 31st Jan – 4th Feb Rent Review On the way to the Devonshire Park Theatre last night my companion asked what she might expect from the musical RENT. Tricky one… How do you make a musical Read More …