Hi Theatre-goers It would appear that stars of tv and film are falling over themselves to get into the West End this Spring with oodles of celebs treading the boards in the capital. With the… These Screen Stars Are Coming To London
A look at what might be at this year’s Olivier Awards Hi Theatre-goers So the date for the prestigious Olivier Awards 2016 has been announced as Sunday 3rd April, plus this year we get… And the Award goes to…
More great poetry from theatre fans across the country I hope you enjoy this week’s offering as much as I did The theatre would be so fun. A night of entertainment for everyone. Serious or… A folio of Theatrical Poetry
Hi Theatre Goers Woo… just popped out for a quick breath of fresh air and came back inside with my hands feeling like blocks of ice! Yes, I think winter has definitely arrived and so… Winter Breaks in London
Another trio of delightful poems from last weeks crop encouraged me to have a go myself! Remember, Remember, Theatre in November: It’s easy to book and you can do it with friends Remember, Remember, Theatre… Remember, Remember
Thanks, Debbie Wilson, for Ode to the Theatre I’ve packed my bag to go I’m off to see a show I’ve booked my seat What a treat What next? You never know! And thanks too… Ode To the Theatre of Delights
Hi Theatre-goers Wow! What a week it’s been for fans of He Who Shall Not Be Named and his nemesis Harry Potter. The excitement of tickets finally going on sale for the much anticipated new… Looking Forward to May 2016 in London’s Theatreland
Good to start the week off with another cracking poem! This one is by Michelle Banks The Woman in Black, oh what a chiller! Then rockin with Michael in the musical Thriller. Chills down my… Buy Me A Ticket
Here is a selection of poems from this week’s crop. Remember, none of us are poets: we are just having a go! The best bit I like is that we all have thought a bit… More Poetry
It was National Poetry Day yesterday and we had great fun writing our own theatrical poetry… yes Hail Poetry! We’ve already published a few stanzas – and we think William Shakespeare himself would have been… Theatre Breaks Guests Get Poetic
