Stepping out of the screen and onto the stage… the legendary Chitty Chitty Bang Bang took flight to a full house at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre, with the auditorium filled with adults and children. I was transported back to childhood moments of nostalgia watching the great classic movie, now taken on stage. Chitty Chitty Bang BangContinueContinue reading “Truly Scrumptious – Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”
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Hello Happiness: The Drifters Girl Musical
A perfect blend of music, story, and showmanship, The Drifters Girl: A New Musical is a fitting tribute to a remarkable woman and a remarkable band. It runs at the Churchill Theatre until 27th April, tickets here. The Drifters Girl Production Photos 22nd September 2023 Norwich Theatre Royal EMG Ents ©The Other Richard The Drifters,ContinueContinue reading “Hello Happiness: The Drifters Girl Musical”
Grease is the word!
Get ready to be swept off your feet by the high-octane and fast-paced energy of Grease the Musical! From the moment the cast graces the stage, you’ll be on a thrilling ride that doesn’t let up until the exhilarating end! Many of us are familiar with Grease, the movie, but the movie bears little relationshipContinueContinue reading “Grease is the word!”
Much Ado About Shakespeare’s Women
Juliet’s line ‘Romeo, Romeo, where the f**k are you?’, got the Creative Curve Theatre Company’s new production of ‘Not Such Stuff’ by Chris Wind off to a striking start. Lines borrowed from Shakespeare were woven into a script written in his style, but with a modern take on the plots that eight of his female characters,ContinueContinue reading “Much Ado About Shakespeare’s Women”
Cinderella Pantomime – Dreams can come true…
Before the clock struck Twelve, the Bromley Buzz took a magical trip into the classic (perhaps not so classic) Christmas Cinderella pantomime at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre, where we encountered the perfect panto ingredients of fun, laughter, glitzy costumes and, of course, the recipe would not be completed without all the boos, hisses and audience participationContinueContinue reading “Cinderella Pantomime – Dreams can come true…”
Dennis of Penge – God of Ecstasy
As soon as Dennis of Penge at the Bridge House Theatre in Penge was announced, I was eager to see this play and had to get Bromley Buzz co-presenter Darren to come along; even more so, as a friend of ours (Trevor Davis, as Clovis) was acting in this show. Dennis of Penge is inspiredContinueContinue reading “Dennis of Penge – God of Ecstasy”
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