HOW do you depict war? In the case of Totton College Performing Arts Students it is through a moving and highly personal account of one family’s experience of war from the First World War to the campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.
FOLLOWING closely the storyline of the film on which it is based this musical version of Ghost tells of the murdered banker Sam and his attempts to reconnect with and protect his love Molly through the services of the fake psychic Oda Mae Brown.
JAZ Butterworth’s The Winterling and Chloe Moss’s This Wide Night provide a fascinating double bill for this latest show.
WRITTEN in 2001, this musical explores the relationship between two American in their twenties, up-and-coming novelist Jamie Wellerstein and aspiring actress Cathy Hiatt.
WITH a change of personnel at the helm and a change of venue, Footlights Youth Theatre has indicated that it is still very much in business with this lively production of the Tim Rice-Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
A MODERN day aficionado of musical theatre plays the record of his favourite, fictional, 1928 musical comedy The Drowsy Chaperone.
The baroque tale of the tormented, reclusive phantom, his musical protege and the world of opera is a large scale show that places considerable demands on its players.
THIS new production of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy was superficially conventional, set in the Renaissance period, the modern twist being that Tybalt and Mercutio were female.
THE classic tale of the little boy who refused to grow up was entertainingly adapted in Stepping Out’s new production.
ADAPTED by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft from their own much-loved TV series, this comedy combined the clever knowingness and silliness of the original to great effect.
