Blackeyed Theatre
Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four
Theatre Severn
23rd - 25th /January / 2019
If you have ever wondered what theatre is really for and what it is really about you could do no better than to go and catch Blackeyed Theatre’s, “Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four.” It is not only a masterclass in all things theatrical, it is also a masterpiece.
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Roy G.Hemmings
Hits of Motown
Theatre Severn
20th January 2019
As my first article of the year firstly Happy New Year. Hope you had fun at the festivities. Now back to it!
So beating the cold and miserable grey January evening Theatre Severn thronged with countless Forty and Fifty -somethings all waiting for the original member of the Drifters, Mr. Roy G...
Sam Bradshaw Presents
Santa’s Elves and the Shoemaker
Walker Theatre
19th to 24th December
(See Brochure For Matinees)
Just when one thought Mother Goose was the ultimate Christmas show one stumbles into another festive offering on at Theatre Severn and that is, Santa’s Elves and The Shoemaker.
Believing one may be assaulted by screaming...
Mother Goose
Theatre Severn
28th November 2018-6th January 2019
(For Matinees check brochure)
Take an oversized goose, a man in a frock, a narcissistic baddy, a flying fairy, a bevy of villagers and some hilarious one-liners, put them all together and you’re half way to creating the perfect pantomime. To complete the other half bring in Brad Fitt, Eric Smith,...
Kimber’s Men
Wrecks on the Shore
Released: Autumn 2018
We have talked about Kimber’s Men before with their last CD. The reason being is they are friends of Shrewsbury and have, nationwide following notwithstanding, a large Shropshire fan base. Their new album "Wrecks on the Shore." floated over my desk so I thought I would have a listen and let you know how it fares.
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Concord College
A Celebration of Peace: Dance and Drama from around the World
Theatre Severn
17 November 2018
Concord…..Meaning “Hearts Together.” (Miriam Webster)
There are still some Salopians who don’t know about the fantastic work that takes place every day in the little village of Acton Burnell. Concord College is a school that, since 1949, when it was...
Mr. Charles Dickens Presents
A Christmas Carol
Walker Theatre
12/November/2018
It is 175 years since Mr. Dickens first put quill to velum to bring us the most favourite story of our great Christmas season. A Christmas Carol. It is hard to believe that a piece of work so relevant and so fresh can be so old, but it is and for all those decades this allegorical tale of...
Poppies For Pals
Tommy, Tony and Tiny had been mates for years back when,
From scruffy lads with bloodied knees to three smart grown young men,
Tommy married Tiny’s Sister, Tiny stood Best Man,
Tony drove the wedding car and ensured they stuck to plan.
Beneath the Lancashire Fell Sides they dug the coal together,
Early mornings they would go in every...
Shropshire Dram Company
Henry V
Walker Theatre
7th -10th November 2018
This review today is not the sort of review you may be used to from me. Indeed the performance is usually spent and what I say, no matter how observant or cutting, can change anything, the ephemeral nature of the performance has gone. Not so this time instead, this is a pre-performance review, a...
To Have To Shoot Irish Men
Walker Theatre
1st November 2018
Well what a mixed bag we have with this show, contrasting styles, conventions and design all went to give slightly less than one initially imagined. This Almanac Arts production of Lizzie Nunnery’s To Have To Shoot Irishmen, has taken hold of a period of Irish History, the Easter uprising of 1916 and contrasted...
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