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Continue reading →: Peter Pan – Greenwich Theatre.Anthony Spargo’s latest pantomime offering at Greenwich Theatre takes J.M. Barrie’s beloved tale of Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up and spins it into a riotous evening of cheeky humour, groan‑worthy gags, and unexpected twists. While the familiar framework remains, Peter and Wendy Darling, Captain Hook, The Lost…
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Continue reading →: Beauty and the Beast a Horny Love Story-Charing Cross Theatre.Charing Cross Theatre is renowned for its festive queer adult seasonal Pantomime. Beauty and the Beast a Horny Love Story is an excellent festive adult treat for 2025 by Jon Bradfield and Martin Hooper. Nestled in the small Northern Scottish village of Lickmanochers. Single mother and entrepreneur business owner Flora…
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Continue reading →: Cinderella:A Fairytale-The Royal Lyceum Edinburgh.On a chilly winter evening in the capital, theatre-goers flock to the Lyceum, shedding hats, coats and scarves, and warming themselves with a hot chocolate or something stronger. The excitement in the air is palpable as the audience settles in for an enchanting performance. Richard Conlon has become a familiar…
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Continue reading →: Jack and The Beanstalk-Salisbury Playhouse.Jack and the Beanstalk takes on a new twist at Salisbury Playhouse this year. Elvis is in-house in the form of Fairy Fabulous played by Nic James. It wasn’t obvious at first why Elvis was there but all becomes clear and it’s a clever twist on the traditional Pantomime. Jack…
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Continue reading →: Puss in Boots-Theatre Royal.Robin Belfield has written and directed this year’s Pantomime at Theatre Royal Winchester. Puss in Boots is billed as a traditional family Pantomime and it lives up to its title. It is a festive treat using traditional themes rather than pop music and celebrities. The storyline takes the audience on…
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Continue reading →: The Fifth Step – Woking Nova Cinema.
National Theatre Live brings The Fifth Step to Woking Nova Cinema and Event Cinemas nationwide, a thoughtful drama about recovery, trust, and the shifting balance of power. Martin Freeman, older and wiser, plays James, a sponsor who has been sober for 25 years. Opposite him is Slow Horses star Jack…
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Continue reading →: My Fair Lady-The Mill Sonning.The Mill in Sonning has excelled itself to round off 2025 with an exceptional adaptation of the classic musical My Fair Lady. From the moment you enter the auditorium and see the stage backdrop you feel you are about to watch something special. Simbi Akande in the role of the…
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Continue reading →: Emerald Storm-Emerald Theatre.
Emerald Storm, created by tap legend Andy Garcia, is a joyous fusion of Irish music, Irish dance and traditional tap that lights up the Emerald Theatre on the Embankment. From the moment the show starts, the atmosphere is one of infectious energy, with the cast clearly relishing every beat. The…
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Continue reading →: Camille O’Sullivan: Loveletter-Soho Theatre.
Take a touch of Joyce, a soupçon of Piaf, a dash of Shane MacGowan and a whisper of Scott Walker, shake it all up with a tumbler of Jameson’s – and you still fall short of capturing the phenomenon that is Camille O’Sullivan. The Irish singer-performer has returned to the…
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Continue reading →: We Are the Lions, Mr Manager! By Neil Gore.
We Are The Lions, Mr Manager! Tells the human side of the story about the Asian women striking over wages and more importantly their dignity at the Great Grunwick Film Processing Factory from 1976-8. Regardless of the weather and fierce opposition they held firm and stood up for what was…
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