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18:00 - The Wonderful World Of Musicals (Adrian & Fizz) 09 JUL 2024
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AUDIO Paul Scott
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Review – Sleeping Beauty – Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells.
The pantomime Sleeping Beauty at The Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, is a sparkling festive triumph that perfectly balances tradition, spectacle, and contemporary fun, delivering an evening of pure theatrical joy for audiences of all ages. From the moment the curtain rises, the production envelops the theatre in colour, music, and infectious energy. The Assembly Hall proves itself once again to be an ideal home for pantomime, its […]
Review – Here and Now: The Steps Musical – Theatre Royal Brighton
Here and Now: The Steps Musical is one of those shows that sweeps you up from the first moment and never really lets go. It’s big, it’s bold, it knows exactly what kind of fun it wants to be—and it absolutely delivers. The show takes us into the world of Better Best Bargains, a supermarket full of characters with huge personalities and totally chaotic lives, and shows us how their affection for each other […]
Review – Peter Pan – The Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne
This year’s pantomime production of Peter Pan at the Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne is a sparkling, feel-good festive treat, full of colour, humour and enchantment from beginning to end. Neverland comes to life with cleverly designed sets, energetic musical numbers and a wonderfully enthusiastic cast who throw themselves into the adventure with genuine charm. The show opens in London with Wendy, played by Ella Bracci, whose warmth and sweetness immediately draws the audience into her dreams of adventure. […]
Review – The Woman in Black – Theatre Royal, Brighton
The Woman in Black is one of those rare stage productions that reminds you exactly why live theatre is so gripping. From the moment the performance begins, the atmosphere in the auditorium shifts—there’s a sense of unease, anticipation, and curiosity that never really lets up until the final blackout. The story itself is deceptively simple: a man haunted by events from his past seeks to exorcise his memories by retelling them. […]
Review – Fiddler on the Roof – Congress Theatre, Eastbourne
From the first crystal clear notes of the violin, it’s clear this revival of Fiddler on the Roof is a show with something to say. What could so easily have been a nostalgic retread instead feels alive, immediate and deeply moving. It’s a production that honours its roots while speaking unmistakably to today. Directed by Jordan Fein, whose previous work has been praised for its inventiveness and clarity, this Fiddler […]