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Continue reading →: Murder in the Dark directed by Philip Frank’s.
Lost and tormented by ghosts of the past and present. Daniel Sierra or is it Nigel (Tom Chambers) crashes his car on New Year’s Eve in the middle of nowhere during a horrendous snowstorm in Murder in the Dark. Mrs. Bateman (Susie Blake) appears to be a local farmer helping…
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Continue reading →: Trompe L’Oeil by Henry Parkman Biggs.
Trompe l’Oeil is a multi layered queer musical experience by Henry Parkman Biggs. Originated as Trump L’Oeil in 2016 and after various setbacks including Covid it has continued development. Premiering in 2021 on Off-Broadway and now takes to the stage at The Other Palace. The Musical takes a satirical take…
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Continue reading →: THE KING AND I at New Victoria Theatre Woking.
The King and I touring musical production is set in the 1860’s telling the story of a widow Anna Leonowens (Annalene Beechey) travelling to Bangkok with her son to become the teacher for the King of Siam’s many children. Brian Rivera casts a dominant regal presence throughout the performance in…
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Continue reading →: COCKFOSTERS by Tom Woffenden and Hamish Clayton.
Strangers Tori (Olivia Gosling) and James (Jack Gray) break the unspoken code for travelling on the London Underground and spark up a proper conversation. COCKFOSTERS combines comedy and a few surreal conversations along their Tube journey. The stage is set out in the style of one-half of a tube carriage…
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Continue reading →: REBECCA-Directed by Alejandro Bonatto.
Based on the original novel Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. A debut musical premiere of REBECCA has arrived at Charing Cross Theatre. The story of a young woman meeting the love of her life while working as a companion in a luxurious hotel in Monte Carlo. Lauren Jones (I) performs…
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Continue reading →: PRIDE audio experience at Kingston Lacy.
Kingston Lacy National Trust House is an “Aladdin’s Cave” of artworks which include doors from the Vatican, marble flooring, and all manner of designs from across Europe. William John Bankes poured his heart and soul into the family house. Which he inherited in 1834 and left in 1841 never to…
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Continue reading →: Priscilla Queen of the Disaster.
Susie aka Priscilla takes to the stage with her one-woman play Priscilla Queen of the Disaster. An honest look at her own experiences as a Mother and how it changed and shaped her body and life in a way she never imagined. Forced into a situation she never anticipated. There…
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Continue reading →: Last Panto in Little Grimley by David Tristram.
Meet Joyce (Sheila Burt) hopeful lead singer in the next production put on by Little Grimley Amateur Dramatics Society. The only problem is Joyce can’t sing in tune as eloquently told to her by Gordon (Patric Howe) in Last Panto in Little Grimley. Tact is not his strength as he…
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Continue reading →: A Jolly Sinister Jape by Elliot Strange.
Set on a stormy night in the middle of nowhere. The bridge is down and Biffy (Geoffrey Pye) and his actress wife Ophelia (Natalie Gunn) find themselves stranded on the wrong side of the bridge they need to use which has collapsed in A Jolly Sinister Jape. The storyline unfolds…
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Continue reading →: Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense.
P.G. Wodehouse’s iconic dou Jeeves and Wooster come to the stage at Salisbury Playhouse until the 23rd of September. Adapted from the books by P.G Wodehouse, The Goodale Brothers created Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense which made its first debut appearance in October 2013 at the Duke of York…


















