Who dunnit?

ELEANOR SCOTCHBROOK goes behind the scenes of two classic mysteries heading for

TWO great British thrillers that will keep audiences guessing right up until the final act are being staged in the next fortnight. Water Lane and Much Hadham theatre groups are both bringing classic mysteries to the local stage guaranteed to keep theatre-goers gripped. (14/11/2008) [Read More]

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Hot Motown night was sweet as a honey bee

REVIEW - THE MOTOWN SHOW The Playhouse, Harlow

I CAN'T help myself, I love the music of Motown.
My wife and children think I'm a hopeless case, stuck in a time warp; I've even been to Hitsville USA, the Detroit recording studio where Berry Gordy first set up the classic label nearly 50 years ago. (14/11/2008) [Read More]

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Manilow magic at Copacabana

Review by Laura Slack

LETCHWORTH Arcadians chose an unusual musical for their autumn show - Copacabana - which was written by Jack Feldman, Bruce Sussman and of course Barry Manilow. (14/11/2008) [Read More]

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Season's Greetings

REVIEW by Christopher Jones -Sawbridgeworth Players, Victoria Hall Theatre, Old Harlow

THE Sawbridgeworth Players have been going from strength to strength. Productions like the NODA (National Operatic and Dramatic Association) award-winning Breakfast with Jonny Wilkinson have demonstrated their growing versatility - but could they do justice to Alan Ayckbourn's clever comedy Season's Greetings? (14/11/2008) [Read More]

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