Did The Full Monty go the FULL monty, did Gary Lucy live up to expectations, and is it true the tour might return to Cheltenham?...
Picnic in hand and deck chairs on our arms, we headed to Bacon Theatre’s glorious Open-Air Theatre Festival for its children’s...
Bringing the stage to life once again, The Barn Theatre captivated audiences with the timeless tale of The Rise and Fall of...
Silly slapstick, sparkling costumes and even singalong songs; Cheltenham Operatic and Dramatic Society’s brilliant adaptation...
A unique theatre experience in the Cotswolds; The Barn Theatre cemented its flourishing reputation with incredible drama One...
Bursting into life for another year armed with a new big top and a dazzling show to boot, Giffords Circus came up trumps once...
Two actors, seven characters and one incredible show – Split Second Productions breathed new life into Oscar Wilde’s...
A gripping drama that sets the personal against the political, The Winslow Boy follows one father’s fight for justice....
A contemporary twist on the classic novel, The Secret Garden perfectly blends heartbreaking ballads with uplifting folk-rock...
Juxtaposing personal tragedies with worldwide turmoil, Sebastian Faulks’ epic story, Birdsong, was compelling, heart-breaking,...
Shining a hilarious light onto the woes of ageing, Quartet offered uplifting entertainment peppered with dirty jokes, farcical...
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Featuring sparkling sets, singalong songs and a sprinkling of magic, Sleeping Beauty was a dream of a pantomime at the Roses...
A delightfully seasonal show complete with Christmas carols, mummers, wassailing and even a sprinkling of snow, A Gloucestershire...
From London Town to foreign shores, with a good dose of Gloucestershire for good measure, Dick Whittington transported audiences...
Combining farce, slapstick and laugh-out-loud comedy, Alan Ayckbourn’s How The Other Half Loves is an unmissable tour de force...
Blending themes of family and friendship against a backdrop of political and personal turmoil, The Kite Runner at the Everyman...
Despite an uncertain forecast, Any Port in a Storm brightened up a damp British summer with its tempestuous 2017 tour – delivering...
Never was a story of more woe, than Juliet and her Romeo – and never a more innovative production of the play than Watermill...
With a crash of drums and flash of light, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat burst onto Everyman Theatre’s...
A true story addressing Gloucestershire’s slave history, Twenty One Pounds saw a small cast tackle a monumental topic...
Tackling important issues of social class against a thrilling backdrop of murder, mystery and madness, Bill Kenwright’s...
With a splash of gin, a blast of Donna Summer, and the twinkle of fibre optic lights, Abigail’s Party breathed new life,...
Blending themes of love and loss with dazzling circus lights, La Strada transported audiences during a moving and mesmerising...
Blending nostalgia, romance and comedy, A Passionate Woman triumphed in its humorous but honest portrayal of ageing, family...
Boasting mystery, mayhem, and plenty of mirth, Rain or Shine’s winter show, Hound of the Baskervilles, offered an evening of...
From Cheltenhamville to a galaxy far, far away, SoGlos climbed the beanstalk into A Cloud Cuckoo Land filled with mischief,...
Boasting dark humour, clever puppetry and a quirky storyline, the morbid musical, The Little Shop of Horrors, came alive at...
Boasting poignant moments, dark humour and a flawless performance from Reece Shearsmith, The Dresser received a rapturous response...
Stunning sets, beautiful music and flawless singing were just a few of SoGlos’s favourite things when The Sound of Music...
With circus elements, facetious fisticuffs, and plenty of laughs, Rain or Shine Theatre Company took its magical summer production...
