The Importance of Being Ernest | Tour | Review

The Importance of being Earnest

The Importance of Being Earnest Eastbourne, Devonshire Park Theatre Tuesday 24 April 2018 Big, Bold and Beautiful Theatre There is no better feeling of suspense in a theatre, than when the curtain is about to rise to unveil to the Read More …

The Terrible Infants | Wilton’s Music Hall | Review

The Terrible Infants performed by Les Enfant Terribles Wilton’s Music Hall until 28/10/17 Les Enfant Terribles are a company that have won my heart over the years for their vaudeville style, creative storytelling and original innovative ideas, and The Terrible Read More …

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde | Tour | Review

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 …

Fracked | Tour | Review

★★★★ 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 …

Alice’s Adventures Underground | The Vaults | Review

★★★★★ You’ll never want to leave Wonderland ★★★★★ Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland | Review BUY TICKETS You begin your journey in the Wonderland Bar. The performance has not yet begun, yet you have already become immersed within your surroundings. Painted Read More …

Frankenstein | BlackEyed Theatre Company | Review

Eastbourne’s Devonshire Park Theatre – booking until 19th November 2016 Frankenstein by BlackEyed Theatre Company   Mary Shelley’s Gothic Vision – Reimagined BUY TICKETS Signs of a good show include being gripped to the edge of your seat, hanging off Read More …

Dead Funny | Vaudeville Theatre | Review

Vaudeville Theatre Dead Funny | Review Buy Tickets Here A homage to Classic British Comedy   Dead Funny, a revival of Terry Johnson’s 1994 play, celebrates the lives of great British comics Benny Hill and Frankie Howerd, who, having just Read More …