Agatha Christie remains the Queen of Crime and her 66 detective novels are still masterful examples of the genre today. She adapted several ...

The adaption of the films of the twentieth century for the stage and creation of jukebox musicals around artists’ catalogues has become a re...

The Watermill in Newbury has developed its own style of production that now seems to dominate each season’s programming. On the one hand, th...

The Barn Cirencester’s promotional brochure promises for Rogers & Hammerstein’s Some Enchanted Evening an “enthralling review of some of...

Dorothy L Sayers British literary creation of the aristocratic detective Lord Peter Wimsey should perhaps be as familiar to British TV and ...

Post Pandemic audiences have returned to theatre seeking uplift and distraction from the global woes, so it is a bold move by Empire Street ...

The UK Pantomime Awards were held on Tuesday 19th April at the beautifully refurbished Trafalgar Theatre in the heart of London’s West End...

The Critics Circle Awards announced on 3rd April that they would be giving The Original Theatre a commendation for Exceptional Theatre Ma...

It has been a very long time since I have read a Graeme Greene novel having studied the Power and the Glory at school but the title Our Man ...

Lost Dog is an extraordinarily creative Company, and it was a stunning experience to see their latest work at Corn Exchange Newbury before i...

When the original scriptwriter of the seventies hit sitcom, Some Mothers do ‘ave ‘em, Raymond Allen, was approached by Guy Unsworth and Joe ...

Lorna Dallas returns to the intimate cabaret room Crazy Coq, just off Piccadilly Circus for two nights as part of their American in London s...

James Gaddas appears to have spent the pandemic lockdown writing and planning a tour based on one of those famous books that we have never r...

It is a real pleasure to go to the theatre when you can hum the tunes on the way in as well as on the way home, although it does set the exp...

The combination of a new play by David Hare, under the direction of Nicholas Hytner with Ralph Fiennes in the lead promises an evening of th...

One of the great pleasures of going to see live theatre is to witness the alchemy of the production process in bringing a story to the stage...

The Watermill Theatre continues to set extraordinary standards in creativity and innovation in the small intimate venue while being one of t...

Robert Icke’s bold reimagining of George Orwell’s 1945 novel Animal Farm could not be more timely or relevant as the famous allegory for the...

There is a continually growing trend bringing Jukebox musicals to the stage in Regional Theatres and the West End with the fabulous Jersey B...

Cluedo is a perfect play to get an audience of a certain age, who grew up playing Waddington board games, to return to live theatre for an e...