Reviews

New Forest Players brought a shiver of concern to the stage when they presented Hugh Whitmore’s Pack of Lies, a true story of the Portland Spy Ring.

The rarely seen play was on stage at Forest Arts directed by Anne Ponting

The cast of Chicago certainly razzle-dazzled the audience on the opening night of a week-long run at Bournemouth’s Pavilion Theatre.

The Solent Concert Orchestra recently performed a programme of serenades, waltzes and a symphony at St Michael & All Angels Church in Lyndhurst.

With a exception cast Hamilton is masterpiece of theatre

The landlord of a Christchurch pub with a chequered history due to frequent changes in management has broken the curse, marking a year at the helm.

The family friendly musical spectacular is onstage at Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre until Sunday

If you’ve ever encountered an angry swan, you know they can be vicious beasts.

Frantic, fast paced and fantastic fun, The 39 Steps at Salisbury Playhouse is an exhilarating ride, featuring a phenomenal cast of just four actors.

Review: Talking Heads, New Forest Players

Burley Players embarked on Adventures in Pantoland with their seasonal show

A brand new Steinway Model D piano played by Peter Roper-Curzon was the star of the show

Armed with a voice reminiscent of the late, great, JJ Cale, headliner Paul Cowley cites country blues as his main influence

Ghost The Musical, is on stage at the Mayflower Theatre, Southampton

The cast of pupils from Barton Court Studios put on a truly dazzling show

This year's pantomime from Lyndhurst Drama & Musical Society was Dick Whittington, a splendid tale adapted by James Barry.

Fresh and feisty, The Rocky Horror Show earned Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre standing ovation.

Goldilock and the Three Bear gave audiences a wonderful evening

The Pig boasts a glorious light-filled greenhouse restaurant and sumptuous accommodation you can’t bear to tear yourself away from.

Milford’s Dick Wittington had all the ingredients of a proper village panto