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REVIEW: Gangsta Granny Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Gangsta Granny Theatre Royal

What’s not to like about a fun, silly, life affirming show like this with a strong moral message about appreciating our older relatives before they’re gone, sharing our wild and wonderful stories from life all mixed up with some hearty farts!

REVIEW: The Midnight Bell New Adventures Mathew Bourne

REVIEW: The Midnight Bell New Adventures Mathew Bourne

Superb and with a lot to recommend it, The Midnight Bell is a wonderful show to enjoy in the Theatre Royal with enough flair to impress the dance aficionados, more than enough to satisfy the Bourne fans in the house, and enough real passion for your average audience member to enjoy. Its overflowing

SPOTLIGHT ON : Theatre Royal re-opens with starry season

SPOTLIGHT ON : Theatre Royal re-opens with starry season

Brian Butler says hooray for the Theatre Royal’s re-opening and checks out the entertaining and diverse line up to look forward to

PREVIEW: Brighton Festival unveils its events

PREVIEW: Brighton Festival unveils its events

Brian Butler looks at this year’s Brighton Festival and finds a theme of caring

REVIEW: Strangers on a Train @ THEATRE ROYAL

REVIEW: Strangers on a Train @ THEATRE ROYAL

Strangers on a Train Strangers On A Train is based on the 1950 novel by Patricia Highsmith with a heafty nod at that Oscar-Winning Alfred Hitchcock film. We begin the story as a fateful encounter takes place between two men in a carriage of a train crossing America. Guy is the successful businessma

THEATRE REVIEW: The Kite Runner @Theatre Royal

THEATRE REVIEW: The Kite Runner @Theatre Royal

It’s a hard look at the chaos of the unleashing of hugely destructive violent social prejudice from the perspective of a small close nit family. Its use of personal catastrophe as an intersectional metaphor for national tragedy is relentless. It’s also a breathless, almost unbearable personal confe

REVIEW: The Real Thing @Theatre Royal

REVIEW: The Real Thing @Theatre Royal

Stoppard’s words fly around, they are funny and caustic, the actors obviously enjoy speaking them, even if the sentences are often more than a mouthful, the set piece speeches are entertaining and irritating, clever, deep and shallow and it’s all very showy and apparently entertaining on one level,

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