“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time” starts, rather shockingly, with 15 year old Christopher Boone (Connor Curren) stood...

“The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” was one of my favourite books when I was little. I remember my year 4 teacher, Miss Wilson,...

The Lovelace Theatre are back with vengeance showing that no pandemic will stop their creativity. The rendition of the Cinderella pantomime

On Christmas Eve, I went with my family to Leicester Curve to see their production of “A Chorus Line”. This musical, set in New York in...

I am a huge fan of the work of Mischief Theatre – ‘The Play that goes wrong’, ‘Peter Pan goes wrong’, ‘A comedy about a bank robbery’ and...

“This time next year, Rodney, we’ll be millionaires!” Only Fools and Horses: the Musical reinvents the beloved comedy classic for the...

This is the second production of “The Comedy of Errors” that I’ve seen this year, and both could not have been more different. The first,...

The Disney classic is brought to the stage in this musical version on the 70s hit. As someone who has never seen the film, I was going...

On Saturday night, I went to see Breakaleg Productions’ performance of Lockdown and Panto in Little Grimley. This was the first amateur...

Earlier this week, a group of us went to see the touring production of “Six” at the Theatre Royal. Playing to a full audience (not a seat...

A new production of Frederick Knott’s “Dial M for Murder” began this week at Leicester Curve Theatre. The thriller, best known for being...

Last weekend, I went with my family (Mum, Dad, Jo and Jordan) to see “Come From Away” at the Phoenix Theatre in London. The musical tells...

Time for another Shakespeare in the Park – and thankfully, this time the rain held off! Presented by Chapterhouse Theatre Company, this...

Last night, I went to see Shakespeare in the park, performed by the Oddsocks theatre company, as part of their outdoor summer tour....

Yesterday, ETC went to the theatre for the first time in almost a year and a half. After three long and difficult lockdowns, theatre is...

Impromptu Shakespeare are a troop of wonderful improvising actors with a love for the Bard.

If you’d have told me that a musical cabaret show of three older women, with a combined age of 185 would sell out Nottinghams Concert Hall..

On Monday, a group of us braved the cold, stormy weather and attended Longpig’s production of “Two”, presented at the Theatre Royal...

‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is a notoriously difficult play to put on, especially for an am-dram group. Based on the Commedia dell’arte...

“Hedda Gabler” by Henrik Ibsen is one of my favourite plays, so when I found out that the Lowry were revamping the play as “Hedda...