In a screen-to-stage adaptation that strikes a balance between thriller and comedy, making it most suitable to a Summer theatre…

Open-air theatre is a much-loved Summer pleasure, and Everyman Theatre is back to Sophia Gardens for yet another year of…

Howard Jones has been one of those performers I have always associated with the early-to-mid 1980’s. I recall some catchy…

In a similar vein to my last review (George Michael Tribute, April 24th), I am a massive Queen fan and…

The story of Queen Victoria is a challenging one to approach, for a multitude of reason: the sheer scope and…

The sound of a police siren plays off stage. Jonty Stephens’  Morcambe gazes off to the wings, immediately transporting our…

Not often you get the opportunity to see three British rock and pop legends at one gig, yet at the…

What started as a small project to play pre-1973 Pink Floyd songs at a few select venues was the idea…

Judging by the fair few people in the audience who had dressed up in hippie garb for the occasion, this…

From gangs and knife crime, to domestic violence, bad parenting and teenage rebellion, Romeo and Juliet holds a mirror up to…