REVIEW: “Lark Rise to Candleford” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
Can “home” survive the lure of the outside world – or the does the intrigue of what may be hiding beyond the horizon eventually turn what was cozy into something...
Read moreDetailsCan “home” survive the lure of the outside world – or the does the intrigue of what may be hiding beyond the horizon eventually turn what was cozy into something...
Read moreDetails2026 may’ve started with a cold snap – but when temperatures plummet towards zero, what better way to warm yourself up than with a Murder Mystery? “Towards Zero”, adapted from...
Read moreDetailsHow do you take a tale that is set largely underwater (particularly one that most people know through Disney’s legendary telling) – and bring it to life on a small...
Read moreDetailsCan you perform a Broadway rock opera (and one of the longest-running West End musicals, to boot) in a small theatre, with a small cast, without glaring compromises? If you...
Read moreDetailsHolidaying with your parents is a funny thing – up until your teenage years it’s a cause for excitement, yet come 13? Stress, angst, arguments. Repeat on a yearly basis...
Read moreDetailsWhat makes for a good biopic? Many a writer opts for a comprehensive overview of the subject’s life, with early events shaping the decisions or actions that same subject later...
Read moreDetailsImagine opening your local newspaper - and reading an announcement of an upcoming murder! Agatha Christie’s classic story is set in the charming village of Chipping Cleghorn. The locals’ curiosity...
Read moreDetailsWhat makes for a perfect seasonal trip to the theatre (I hesitate to use the word “pantomime”)? A show needs to be perfect for children, definitely. But those children will...
Read moreDetailsCan a story designed as a film work equally well on the stage? You’ll likely know David Seidler’s “The King’s Speech” as a 2010 film, starring Colin Firth as King...
Read moreDetailsAmadeus’s depiction of the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri; Anonymous’s premise that Shakespeare’s plays were actually written by Edward de Vere – mainstream dramas are no stranger to stories of...
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