Brighton Year-Round

An Hour and a Half Late

Don’t miss this authentic, touching, devastatingly comic anatomy of a marriage as soufflé, supremely served by Rhys-Jones and Dee.

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Astra

There’s nothing remotely like it and Foyle’s team have broken through to the stars.

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Calendar Girls the Musical

Could be seen in the West End. See it here

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Cher A New Musical

See it here first before you feel compelled to travel to pay West End prices.

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Cock

A superb revival of Bartlett’s warmest, most ground-breaking, perhaps most enduring play so far.

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Dark Sublime

Sublime acting, light-filled production. Do see this quirky, off-beat play given its finest outing so far.

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Death Drop 2 Back in the Habit

“This is the silliest stuff that ever I heard”

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James and the Giant Peach

With memorable music and ensemble singing added to a first-rate BLT production, there’s no better Christmas show in town.

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Mother Goose

This is more than panto: it’s an affirmation of something that panto here welcomes in, in our time uniquely invoking layers as only Elizabethan/Jacobean drama can.

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Sheila’s Island

It’s a play you wish well

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The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

Most of all it’s exotic, if second-best.

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The Da Vinci Code

Actually improves on Brown with theatrical humour and bold gestures; with a set that tells the story almost as much as the strong cast.

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Unsanctioned/Measure 2 Measure

You must see this intriguing, ingenious and superbly acted double bill.

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Waiting For God

Sarah Mann and Nathan Ariss lead a fine company into a dash to eternity and back. With a memorable finale of two weddings and a funeral.

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Waitress

Halfpenny raises soaring music theatre, an ounce of gold in the throat and stars six inches above it.

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