Review: Little Shop of Horrors, Acton Amateur Operatic Society
By Claire Faulkner
Acton Amateur Operatic Society has celebrated its 50-year anniversary performance at The Lyceum Theatre with ‘Little Shop of Horrors.
Theatre Reviews
Review: Joan Collins Unscripted, Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
A packed audience at the Lyceum in Crewe were treated to an unforgettable evening of entertainment with Hollywood icon Joan Collins.
British superstar Dame Joan was in Crewe with her one woman show ‘Unscripted’.
Review: ‘One Man Star Wars Trilogy’ at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
In a theatre not too far away, science fiction fans were treated to an evening of top entertainment when internationally-acclaimed ‘One Man Star Wars Trilogy’ came to Crewe Lyceum.
Directed by T J Rowe, and written and performed by Charles Ross, the trilogy relives the classic first three Star Wars films in just one hour.
Review: Nantwich Players second week of ‘Talking Heads’
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players present the second week of Alan Bennett’s ‘Talking Heads’ from today (September 12).
Monologues are notoriously difficult to produce well.
Review: Nantwich Players new season starts with Talking Heads
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players new season starts with the well-known and loved ‘Talking Heads’ monologues by Alan Bennett.
The Players are performing six plays spread over the next two weeks.
Review: Jekyll and Hyde at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
If you’re a fan of gothic horror, and like a bit of darkness in your theatre, then you’ll enjoy ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ at Crewe Lyceum.
Adapted from the original by Robert Louis Stevenson, and directed by Nicholas Briggs, this production has everything you want from a Victorian classic.
Review: Curtain Call’s “Sister Act” at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Curtain Call Productions brings ‘Sister Act’, a fun-filled hit musical to The Lyceum this week.
Based on the well-known film of the same name, ‘Sister Act’ tells the story of ‘Deloris Van Cartier’, who after witnessing a murder goes into hiding in a convent.
Review: Nantwich Players and ‘The God of Carnage’
By Claire Faulkner
Tickets are still available for Nantwich Players latest production ‘The God of Carnage’.
Written by Yasmina Reza and directed by Simon Porter, this comedy tells the story of two couples who meet to discuss the behaviour of their children following a fight in a local park.
Review: South West Cheshire Scouts “Crewe Gang Show”
By Claire Faulkner
South West Cheshire Scouts have been riding along on the crest of a wave producing theatre for 78 years.
This year, The Crewe Gang Show at The Lyceum had the traditional variety show feel.
Review: The 39 Steps, at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Theatre goers are in for a treat at The Lyceum in Crewe watching the production “The 39 Steps”.
The show has arrived in South Cheshire this week as part of its national tour direct from London’s West End.
Review: Crewe Amateur Musical Society’s ‘Oliver’ at Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
The young stars of Crewe Amateur Musical Society hit the stage at The Lyceum this week for the opening night of ‘Oliver’.
The well-known and well-loved story of a young runaway who falls in with a gang of thieves and pick pockets.
Review: Blood Brothers at Crewe Lyceum Theatre
By Claire Faulkner
Willy Russell’s ‘Blood Brothers’ opened to a packed Lyceum theatre on Tuesday night.
Directed by Bob Thomson and Bill Kenwright, ‘Blood Brothers’ tells the story of twins separated at birth but destined to stay together.
Review: Nantwich Players and Roald Dahl’s “The Witches”
By Claire Faulkner
Who doesn’t love the stories of Roald Dahl?
His stories and poetry are magical, full of weird and wonderful characters which appeal to both children and adults alike.
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