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A riot from first line to last bow, Danny Adams leads us through this high octane, fun fuelled festive mayhem of a pantomime leaving EVERYONE howling with laughter. The pantomime at Newcastle Theatre Royal has long been a highlight of the theatre calendar – lavish sets, wonderful costumes and brilliant acting have always been a given, such is the quality that the theatre have always prided itself on. But more recently there has been an extra dimension to this end of year sh

The amazing young cast knock this right outta the ball park, only overshadowed by Revel-Horwood’s amazing bosom (and Sandy the dog). Annie, an original musical based on based on the Little Orphan Annie comic strip created by Harold Gray has been wowing audiences since it’s 1st stage foray back in 1977. Spawning movies, countless Am Dram productions and a staple favourite with kids theatre schools it carries standards such as Tomorrow, Hard Knock Life, Easy Street and You’re N

You can't always blame the foxes This ground breaking, award winning production, written by broadcaster, performer and podcaster Danny Robins, is playing at Newcastle Theatre Royal, scaring and delighting audiences in equal amounts. Set in the modern day but with more than a passing nod to the tradition of ghost stories through the ages, Robins gives us every element of the spooky supernatural, all wrapped up in a play which could easily stand next to Mike Leigh’s Abigail’s P

Nobody puts this show in the corner. Possibly one of the most iconic movies of the 80’s, packed with oft quoted dialogue, wonderful costumes, a wicked soundtrack and of course, THAT lift, Dirty Dancing was, and probably still is, the much loved, and most watched film for a generation. Its transferral from film to stage has certainly not harmed it at all, in fact some subtle changes help explain cultural references unfamiliar to younger audiences while giving it a new feel to

In The Ocean at the End of the Lane (2013), a dark fantasy novel by Neil Gaiman, a young boy accidentally brings an evil entity from another reality into his world, and needs the help of three mysterious women to try to get rid of the threat. A number-one New York Times bestseller, the novel won several honours, including the British Book Awards Book of the Year and the Locus Award for best fantasy novel. It has been adapted for the stage and it’s also in early stages of bein

A ship, boasted as indestructible, is destroyed on its maiden voyage in the most dramatic fashion imaginable. In the final hours of 14th...

A brilliant blend bringing the traditional Dickens story up to date with one of the most innovative and amazing soundtracks in current...

J B Priestley’s classic thriller remains as true and relevant as ever; phenomenal staging and a refocussed epilogue unapologetically...

How can something so wrong be so absolutely right. It must be a sign of my age, but I find myself seeking out ‘sure things’,...