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Continue reading →: Boy In Da Korma by Jaisal Marmion.
Writer Jaisal Marmion gives a solo performance as Liam from Skibbereen in Ireland in the fast-paced play Boy In Da Korma. A 17-year-old lad who thinks he is the reincarnation of the legendary rapper Tupak Shakur who was murdered in Los Angeles in 1997 and attempts to prove this at…
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Continue reading →: I Should Be So Lucky written and directed by Debbie Isitt.
The new touring jukebox musical I Should Be So Lucky features Kylie Minogue as the empowering reflection in the mirror. The story is based around Ella (Lucie-Mae Sumner) who is jilted at the alter by Nathan (Billy Roberts) for no apparent reason. Although this becomes clear at the end. Ella…
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Continue reading →: Fire Embers Ash by Hailey Mashburn.
During the Second World War, the Soviet Union established an all-female aviation team. FIRE EMBERS ASH is the remarkable story of the courage and bravery every single female faced every day in the courageous team, doing their part for the War. The story is told by one of the surviving…
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Continue reading →: Look Behind You by Daniel Wain.
Tempers simmer and fray backstage at the Britannia Theatre as the cast opens their annual pantomime Dick Whittington in Strut and Fret’s play Look Behind You. The theatre is on the brink of closure. In an attempt to attract audiences Sam Nancarrow (Daniel Wain) casts a famous boy band member…
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Continue reading →: KINDRED By Aimee Walker-Reid.
Lois (Aimee Walker-Reid) is holding life together the best she can. Matt (Finlay Vane Last) has just buried his Dad and in the same week the couple are due to be married. Thus setting the scene for KINDRED. Relationships are challenging at the best of times. However, the situation Lois…
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Continue reading →: Transgression by Loretta Monaco.
Hannah and Tom Greencroft performed by (Abigail Moore and Jonathan Hansler) have been married for a long time. However, their marriage has been turbulent over the years and has many ghosts hidden away in their home. Transgression delves into the moral conduct of their family dynamics, prepare yourself for an…
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Continue reading →: For One Night Only!
Thornden School Theatre Hall played host For One Night Only to the Winchester Theatre Company Blue Apple special assignments company. The actors involved all have various learning disabilities and acting skills. Yet come together to perform and support one another on the stage. The performances during the hour-and-a-half show were…
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Continue reading →: The Choir of Man by Nic Doodson and Andrew Kay.
What a choir of incredibly talented musicians and all-round entertainers in the outstanding production The Choir of Man. The group gather in the pub to drink, chat and socialise in their safe space. Mobile phones are actively discouraged and the dying art of conversation is encouraged. The pub which the…
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Continue reading →: Sleeping Beauty by Miss Mop.
Harold Pinter hosts the outrageously funny adult Pantomime Sleeping Beauty by TuckShop. With a touch of pantomime magic and a large amount of suspension of disbelief, the stage becomes a kingdom fit for a King and Queen to host TuckShop 2023 pantomime. Fairy Fabulous (Michael Marouli) lives up to her…
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Continue reading →: The Motive and the Cue at The Noel Coward Theatre.
The Motive and the Cue by Jack Thorne moves across from the National Theatre to the Noel Coward Theatre for fifteen weeks. Where the play previously played to sell-out performances and it’s clear why after watching tonight’s performance. Mark Gatiss plays Sir John Gielgud as he begins rehearsals in America…
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