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Continue reading →: The Coral by Georg Kaiser.
How can such a small item of jewellery create so much chaos and disruption? The blood coloured coral brooch appears to lead the wearer to become obsessed with power and wealth. The Coral makes its first staged performance in one hundred years. The storyline is still relevant in our society…
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Continue reading →: Lillies on the Land by the Lions part.
Lillies of the Land is a frank and extremely well-researched play on the work carried out by the land girls during the war. Performed by two deaf and two hearing actors. The war effort by the Land Ladies during World War 1 and 2 isn’t given the representation in the…
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Continue reading →: Ballooniana! by Alexander Knott.
Balloons have been featured for many years at birthday parties, weddings and events taking place across the world. Dedicating a play to three sections of history where travel using rockets, wings and balloons all feature is educational and entertaining. Please don’t be put off by the slightly sinister poster. Freya…
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Continue reading →: Who Killed ‘Agatha’ Christie? by Tudor Gates.
If you’re expecting to watch an adopted play from the pen of the famous author Agatha Christie then you might feel slightly disappointed when you realise it isn’t. However, the plotline, twists and turns fail to disappoint and draw the audience into the storyline with bated breath. Theatre critic Arthur…
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Continue reading →: Crimes on Centre Court by New Old Friends.
When it comes to a good old-fashioned whodunit-style comedy. New Old Friends bring Crimes on Centre Court to the stage. Delivering an excellent service in concluding who murdered Lord Knows (Emile Clarke). Lord Knows senior is murdered while eating his strawberries and cream laced with Brandy. His son the new…
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Continue reading →: Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch presented by Fat Rascal Theatre.
It’s rare as a reviewer to be invited to a tour of the Theatre as part of your invitation package. Tonight before being watching Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch. Behind the scenes at The Mast in Southampton gave the group of invited press a comprehensive and…
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Continue reading →: Medico by Stefania Licari.
Billed as a Theatre performance more exciting than the American television series “ER” Medico takes the audience through Stefania Licari’s medical training and her experiences from working in A&E to Intensive Care departments, through her comedic alter ego to educate and entertain audiences. Licari kindly asks the audience at the…
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Continue reading →: Landscape with Weapon by Joe Penhall.
Behind every deadly weapon, nuclear bomb and latest weapon technology lies an engineer and a team of scientists working on creating something stronger and more accurate than weapons currently on the market. Where the government then takes over these designs to trade their arms and manipulate the world market. Landscape…
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Continue reading →: No Time for Strangers by Mermaids Performing Arts Fund.
When a stranger walks onto the train platform he has no idea what awaits him. Spotting the two friends already on the platform, who are deep in conversation what happens when they finally stop to engage with him? The madness of the storyline mimics the chaos and uncertainty that could…
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Continue reading →: Spit me Out by Slap n Tickle Theatre Company.
The two against one ratio of male to female actors deliver a hard-hitting story where Sophie recalls her first sexual encounter at school with the school’s “catch” Jamie McDonald, who transpires to be a sleazy sexual predator with no regard for anyone else’s feelings or boundaries. Although the title appears…


















