The 1959 hit musical Sound of Music has one of the best scores ever written with wonderful Richard Rodgers tunes that tug at the heartstring...

Thames Television was at the height of its creative powers in the late Seventies and early Eighties and under the wonderful Verity Lambert (...

  The Chichester Festival Theatre production of Stephen Sondheim’s 1990 musical is apparently the first professional staging of the show sin...

In sharp contrast to Noel Coward’s classic The Vortex in the main house at Chichester, Amy Herzog’s 2011 play at the Minerva Studio opposite...

Noel Coward wrote, directed, and starred in his 1924 production of The Vortex which was seen at the time as scandalous with its depiction of...

Sir Alan Ayckbourn has written and produced more than eighty full-length plays since his first in the late fifties and established himself a...

Doubt by John Patrick Shanley, is a story about that- what happens when we look behind the hard outer layer of something and you let yoursel...

This was Martin McDonagh's first play written in 1996 and although brought up in England by his Irish parents, he located his first few ...

The one thing I have missed most during Lockdown is full-scale Musical Theatre with a large cast, strong band and wonderful tunes and the Ch...

Chichester Festival staged this celebration of the music of Stephen Sondheim last November in front of a socially distanced audience, just b...

Chichester Festival Theatre this week launched a series of four online events under the banner "Facing the music" before rerunning...

Theatre in 2018 has been incredible! We're ending the year in a strange place, lots of long running shows closing but also lots of...

Any review of Flowers for Mrs Harris has to start at the end of the show as the magical uplifting final sequence back in her Battersea ...

Having just returned from a cruise that took us to Elsinore in Denmark and the Neuemgamme Nazi forced labour camp memorial site near Ha...