Brian Butler previews another range of shows for your delight, from iconic handshake to Queer bathtime singing – it’s all yours
Brian Butler previews another range of shows for your delight, from iconic handshake to Queer bathtime singing – it’s all yours
Brian Butler finds lots to enjoy down the coast
REVIEW: The Last Temptation @ Devonshire Park
REVIEW: Beacons @ Devonshire Park Theatre
Educating Rita Devonshire Park Theatre by Willy Russel I’d seen the play in the 90’s and loved it, the film is an acknowledged classic of British Cinema. If you don’t know the plot, it followes working class Liverpudlian and married hairdresser Rita enrolling on an Open University course led by lecturer Frank to expand her […]
CLARABELLE THE COW OF PANTOMIME FAME talks to Brian Butler Gscene reviewer who really milked the interview.
Ten Times Table is the inaugural production of THE Classic Comedy Theatre Company, produced by Bill Kenwright. There’s a superb line up of acting talent in this production and that’s one of the strongest things going for it.
It’s certainly fun and done with gusto, the puppeting is superb and the puppeteers quickly fading off and giving the puppets full empathic reign. The singing is great, with two or three stand out performances, ‘There’s a thin line’, which closes the first act is utterly American musical dreamy.
Me and the Girls is a paradox – a ‘new’ Noel Coward play. It is in fact a clever musical adaptation of a short story which the Master wrote on holiday in Jamaica, and published in 1962.
With a brand new stage adaptation of her critically acclaimed novel The Night Watch underway, best-selling author Sarah Waters is in the hot seat talking to Vicky Edwards.
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