Plays

Having enjoyed a pre-Covid run in the National Theatre’s Dorfman auditorium in late-2019, The Ocean At The End Of Lane has now been brought back to life at the Duke Of York’s Theatre in London’s [ read more ]

Being a parent is the best and worst thing in the world. Your child’s pain is your pain and seeing them hurting is unbearable. But what if your child told you they were going to [ read more ]

Can you believe this was my first ever trip to the Finborough Theatre in London? I was excited to finally get to go and check it out and see How To Survive An Apocalypse at [ read more ]

Written during the lockdown, Ghostlight: The Unknown Soldier is the first of a trio of one-act plays, set in London theatres. It’s a tale of forbidden romance, love and loss set against the backdrop of [ read more ]

Noel Coward‘s 1941 play Blithe Spirit has been revived many times and is one of his most popular works. First performed during World War II, the comedy served as a well-needed tonic and distraction from [ read more ]

What an incredibly enjoyable night I had at the theatre, attending the third and final offering in the season for Swanage Repertory Company. The Noel Coward classic Private Lives has stood the test of time [ read more ]

With four successful seasons behind them, thwarted only by the dreaded pandemic which annihilated virtually all regional theatre last year, Hordern Ciani are back in full swing at the newly renovated and Covid secure Mowlem [ read more ]