Reviews

Fast paced and atmospheric, the production excels in creating an atmosphere of escalating dread

The train ride was a full immersive experience featuring an assortment of gruesome ghouls and spooky spirits.

Patrick Barlow’s adaptation of the gripping ‘spy story’ adds a clever comedic side.

Staging was aptly designed to seamless transition between a stark and unwelcoming orphanage and an opulent mansion

Lymington born actor Gary Jordan is currently appearing as the bonkers royal advisor Zazu

This year’s illuminated Halloween trail at Moors Valley has some spooky new features and brand new characters.

Colourful LED lights wrapped around the crossings and platforms, bask the whole area in a beautiful eerie glow

Revealing Anna Mae Bullock’s journey from Nutbush, Tennessee, to superstardom as Tina Turner, the show did not shy away from the trauma she endured.

The show is a superb display of fiendishly fast footwork dextrously delivered in perfect unison by a young cast

The enduring popularity Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, is aptly demonstrated in Anne Marie Casey’s beautiful new stage adaptation

The Cameron Mackintosh and Disney production of P L Travers classic story really is recaptured in the most delightful way.

Musical magic as Milford youth perform Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

The talented cast's comic timing and rapid delivery of some excruciating punch-lines kept up the momentum throughout

The New Forest based Nightjar Project featured African drumming and storytelling

The Extinction models took more than 2 million bricks and 4,000 building hours to complete

Highlights included sets from US art rockers We Are Scientists, British dance mainstays Dub Pistols and chart toppers The Hoosiers

The Girl on the Train is on stage at Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, in an adaptation just as gripping as the best selling novel by Paula Hawkins.

In celebration of their 75th birthday, Lyndhurst Drama & Musical Society presented an evening of great fun and laughter.

Solent Concert Orchestra played at Bramshaw Village Hall under the baton of their musical director, Simon Wilkins

The cast is led by small screen royalty Anne Reid and Caroline Quentin