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18:00 - The Wonderful World Of Musicals (Adrian & Fizz) 09 JUL 2024
AUDIO Paul Scott
AUDIO Paul Scott
AUDIO Paul Scott
AUDIO Paul Scott
AUDIO Paul Scott
AUDIO Paul Scott
AUDIO Paul Scott
BEDS Paul Scott
Some plays come around again and again… this one, by Mark Haddon and adapted by Simon Stephens returns once more, but with a new spin on the leading role. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time tells the story of Chris, struggling with autism and some tense family drama all in one go. This new version of the play sees Chris played by a female performer […]
In 1930’s New York City, Annie dreams of finding her parents after being abandoned on the steps of an orphanage as a baby. Living with her fellow orphans under the cruel rule of Miss Hannigan, Annie’s life changes when she is selected to spend Christmas with billionaire Oliver Warbucks. With the help of her new friends, Annie brings a little hope, happiness and optimism into Warbucks’ world, while […]
Forget Strictly. Forget other sports. Forget anything involving sensible adults behaving themselves. If you want an evening of hockey sticks, hot men, filthy jokes and enough bad language to make a sailor blush, Deep-Heat Rivalry is waiting for you at The Other Palace Studio, and what a hilarious riot it is. Trevor Ashley and Phil Scott have taken the hit ice-hockey romance Heated Rivalry, thrown it into a […]
There’s something instantly comforting about The Ballad of Johnny and June. From the moment it begins, you get the sense that you’re in safe hands—this is a show that knows exactly what it wants to be, and delivers it with charm, warmth, and a big heart. At its core, this is a story that many people will already have some familiarity with, but what makes this production stand […]
The current UK tour of The Bodyguard arrives in Eastbourne with all the ingredients of a classic crowd-pleaser: familiar songs, a glamorous leading lady, a touch of danger and a generous helping of nostalgia. Based on the 1992 film starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner, the musical follows superstar Rachel Marron, who finds herself the target of a stalker, and Frank Farmer, the former Secret Service agent brought […]
If you’re looking for a theatre trip that leaves you smiling as you leave the theatre, Stepping Out is a very safe bet. This production of Richard Harris’s much-loved comedy has plenty of laughs, lots of heart and, of course, a generous helping of tap dancing. At the centre of the story is Mavis Turner, who runs a weekly tap class for a wonderfully mixed bunch of amateur dancers. […]
From the moment that the familiar music starts, and the stage fills with the colourful world of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, it’s hard not to feel a little bit like a child again. Brighton Theatre Group's lively production is packed with enthusiasm, colourful characters and enough theatrical silliness to put a smile on even the most serious face. It’s a show with a big heart, and that comes […]
There is something wonderfully bonkers about Death Note: The Musical. A supernatural notebook, a teenage genius deciding who should live and die, a mysterious detective, and a collection of death gods might not sound like the ingredients for a fun night at the theatre but, somehow, it works — and makes for a hugely enjoyable evening. Based on the popular manga, the story follows Light Yagami, a clever […]
I’ve seen Cats many times before, and loved it, so I was interested to see what the new creative team would do with it. The answer is: a lot! Drew McOnie has created a version that feels energetic, colourful and full of life, without losing what makes the show so enjoyable in the first place. The setting is absolutely perfect. There is something special about sitting outside in […]
