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  • Bromley’s work jigsaw is coming together

    Bromley’s work jigsaw is coming together

    Bromley has always had attractions as a place to do business – size of borough, part of London and yet also of Kent, excellent travel links, well-educated workforce, and being known as London’s greenest borough are just a few items from that list. However, a coherent, determined effort has been under way to make the… Read more

  • Rockin’, Frockin’, and Shockin’ – The Rocky Horror Show

    Rockin’, Frockin’, and Shockin’ – The Rocky Horror Show

    The Rocky Horror Show, currently playing at the Churchill Theatre from 9th to 14th February, is as delightful and deplorable as ever! That delight is very much aided by the drier-than-dry-ice Narrator (Jackie Clune), whose stand-up comedy we will be looking out for. As one audience member put it, “It’s a bit like panto, but… Read more

  • Beauty and the Beast: A Grand Night Out

    Beauty and the Beast: A Grand Night Out

    Spectacular and lavish, the annual pantomime at the Churchill Theatre, The Beauty and the Beast, provides a memorable end to the year (and start to 2026, as it runs until 4th January). Episode 264 of the Bromley Buzz podcast was recorded at the press night of the show, and features TV’s Hi-De-Hi great Su Pollard (as… Read more

  • A Tour de Hearse: Murder At Midnight

    A Tour de Hearse: Murder At Midnight

     A Tour de Force is defined as an achievement or performance that shows great skill and attracts admiration. Given the dark humour of Murder at Midnight, playing at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre from 26-29 November, tickets here, this comedy thriller is more a Tour de Hearse, with the iconic vehicle clearly parked outside ready for a… Read more

  • Joy at the Bridge House: The Diary of a Provincial Lady

    Joy at the Bridge House: The Diary of a Provincial Lady

    Buzzing in the Bridge House: Jacqui Weale, Ellie Ward, Michael Ansley, Becky Lumb, Rebecca Pickering, and Tom Thornhill. The Diary of a Provincial Lady is a stage adaptation by Ellie Ward of the novel by E. M. Delafield, an author beloved of the late novelist Jilly Cooper, who had been excited by this production. Rightly… Read more

  • Inspector Morse transmits signals of success

    Inspector Morse transmits signals of success

    ‘Your past will find you out’ could have been the motto of Inspector Morse: House Of Ghosts, playing at the Churchill Theatre from 8th to 11th October. The play perfectly captures the mood of Colin Dexter’s creation, beloved of numerous television viewers for many years, led by Tom Chambers as the beer-loving detective with rarefied… Read more