This is the 3rd time in four years that Theresa Heskins is director of Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days which has been adapted by Laura Eason. The production continues to go from strength to strength to create the king of all family shows.
Stafford Festival Shakespeare returns this year, producing the Bard's final solo play. The Tempest is one piece of engaging theatre which is well crafted, full of substance and a hint of magic
Review: Legally Blonde The Musical at the Lichfield Garrick
The Lichfield Garrick is transformed into a pink palace for their Youth Theatre's production of the hit musical Legally Blonde.
Review: Invincible at the Lichfield Garrick
This fresh punchy comedy by upcoming playwright Torben Betts oozes with satirical humour and dark undertones.
Review: Dick Whittington and the PiRats of the Caribbean at the Rugeley Rose Theatre, Rugeley
While this Pantomime by Sunshine Productions is small, it sure is mighty . It contains all the elements of a great pantomime and more besides. With its lovable characters, funny jokes and enjoyable script, it's a joy to watch.
Review: The Snow Queen at the New Vic Theatre, Newcastle under Lyme
The power of words and imagination. A theme that glitters through this epic musical adaptation of the Snow Queen.
Review: Sleeping Beauty at the Lichfield Garrick, Lichfield
The Lichfield Garrick Panto has a new a new dame, a new collaboration and an all around new experience.
Review: The Hired Man at the Lichfield Garrick, Lichfield
With this year being the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme and Lichfield being a stones throw away from the Pitts of Cannock Chase it's understandable why Tim Ford, Artistic Director of the Lichfield Garrick (who is also Director) chose the Hired Man as the first ever Community Musical to be staged at the Garrick.
Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre, London
One of the most anticipated theatrical events for many years has finally been unleashed to the world. Based moments after the Epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows it follows Harry, Ginnie, Ron, Hermione, Malfoy and Astoria's children through their journey at Hogwarts while also following the original trio's lives now and exploring the past Harry especially has had to deal with.
Review: Peter Pan in Scarlet at the New Vic Theatre, Newcastle under Lyme
One of the most famous boys in children's literature returns to his roots back on the stage. Peter Pan is still in Neverland but there is danger afoot and the Darlings, now in their adulthood, know about it through vivid dreams they have. They decide to take action and take one final visit back to the place where children never grow up.
