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.
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Review: “It’s a Wonderful Life” at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Most people will be familiar with the 1946 Frank Capra film ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’.
And I’ll admit that it is probably one of my favourite Christmas films of all time.
Review: Frazey Ford sparkles at Words and Music Festival
Canadian Frazey Ford proved a brilliant headline act for the opening night of the Nantwich Words and Music Festival.
Nantwichnews writer Sara Royle went along to watch.
Review: Nantwich Players, “Entertaining Angels”
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players latest production is the wonderful and thoughtful comedy ‘Entertaining Angels’.
Written by Richard Everett and directed by Garth Jones, this production once again highlights the skill and dedication which The Players put into each play.
Review: Night of hilarity with “Avenue Q” at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner Avenue Q is a musical with a difference. If you can remember Sesame Street and The Muppetts, imagine this crossed with the humour of a modern sitcom!
Judicial review bid over Cheshire East Council housing ruling
A controversial planning decision which could open the gates for housing developers in Nantwich, is to be challenged in the courts. Cheshire East Council has announced it is to fight a decision by a planning inspector which ruled in April the authority does not have a 5-year supply of housing land.
Review: “New Jersey Nights” at Lyceum Theatre in Crewe
By Claire Faulkner The audience was promised a night to remember. One full of sounds, songs and music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons at The Lyceum Theatre.
Review: “Private Peaceful” by Nantwich Players Youth Theatre
By Claire Faulkner Michael Morpugo’s ‘Private Peaceful’ is a deeply poignant and emotional novel. So when I heard Nantwich Players Youth Theatre was staging the production, I wondered whether it would work with such a young cast.
Review: “Very Best in Stand Up” serves up another Nantwich treat
Four funnymen served up a delicious dish of original humour at the latest Very Best in Stand Up comedy night. A packed Nantwich Civic Hall witnessed a classic evening of comedy which many will remember for a whole host of reasons!
Review: Nantwich Bookworms’ view of “Blue Boy”, Rakesh Satyal
By Joy Cassidy Blue Boy is a tale of a young Hindu boy in America, trying to find his way through the confusion and turmoil of puberty as he transcends from boyhood to adulthood. A fairly straightforward and common synopsis, right?
Review: “Boeing Boeing” at the Lyceum Theatre, Crewe
By Claire Faulkner talking Scarlet returned to Crewe Lyceum this week with “Boeing Boeing” their fabulous funny production about one man trying to cope with three fiancees.
Review: Curtain Call stages”Stepping Out” show at Nantwich Players
By Claire Faulkner The joy of watching Curtain Call Productions is you know you’re going to get first class choreography and a top performance. “Stepping Out” at Nantwich Players theatre delivers that and much more.
Review: Nantwich Bookworms read Mark Haddon’s “The Red House”
By Joy Cassidy Mark Haddon’s best known first novel for adults, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (2003) was well-rated by the bookclub, but his second A Spot of Bother (2006) less so.
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