Switzerland
This play is delightful to watch, despite the heavy subject matter and the humorous lines had the audience laughing out loud in all the right places.
The Phantom of Friar Street
Presented in two 40-minute acts, it is a ghost story, a love story and a murder mystery with a sprinkling of humour to lighten it all.
Wilko – Love and Death and Rock ‘n’ Roll
You don’t need to know about Wilko Johnson to enjoy this, but you’ll be glad for the introduction.
The Vicar of Dibley
Congratulations to the cast and crew for an enjoyable show with laugh out loud comedy throughout, that was thoroughly enjoyed by the whole audience.
The Go-Between
We can’t always watch a production and not know how it ends, but I really enjoyed this performance and am glad it was my first introduction to the story.
The 39 Steps
Oh, what a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon – enjoying a fabulously entertaining al fresco performance of ‘The 39 Steps’.
Every Brilliant Thing
Part theatre, part group therapy session, it’s a surprisingly funny, unconventional and uplifting play.
Twelfth Night
Don’t ever question whether you want to see Theatre in the Forest – it’s the perfect tonic!
It Comes in Waves
Eastern Angles has always had a strong reputation for its creative portrayal of the region’s communities, landscapes and history, and Director Jake Smith has continued that trend with this five-star production.
The Archers: Live at 75
It was with some trepidation that I took my seat at the Regent Theatre for this homage to all things Ambridge.
The Importance of Being Oscar
Get yourself a front row seat and prepare to be swept away to Victorian England with a charismatic guide.
Jekyll & Hyde
Meryl Bunce's direction provided the audience with a real sense of the sinister nature of this story.
Boiler Room Six: A Titanic Story
Dazzling and engrossing one-man historical drama telling the story of the ship’s boiler rooms, and the men who stayed below decks to keep it afloat for as long as possible.
The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)
There’s banter with the audience and occasional participation, a bit of ukulele playing, football analogies and rather more inflatable dinosaurs than you might expect.
Sherlock Holmes & The Sign of Four
It was an enjoyable production and a story well told with some first-class characters.
Noughts and Crosses
This was an affecting production where the staging contributed as much to the story as the dialogue and acting.
“I can take any amount of criticism as long as it is unqualified praise.”
— Noel Coward