The Louth Riverhead Theatre’s production of Tim Firth’s Calendar Girls  is, in every sense, quintessentially British—charming, humorous,...

The Caxton Players’ latest production runs from 06 - 13 September and is written by Craig Warner, based on the novel by Patricia...

One of Grimsby's newest theatre companies is bringing a brand-new comedy to the stage on Friday August 1st and they invited me to their...

A Dazzling Celebration of Talent: Studio 2000’s Chapter 34  Shines at Riverhead Theatre I love seeing this show each year and always look...

Pygmalion , George Bernard Shaw's witty and insightful comedy, is brought to life with remarkable finesse in this production at Grimsby’s...

After a number of false starts, Review Culture was finally able to get to see the latest touring production from Hambledon Productions,...

It is not often that I get to see a brand-new British musical performed in its entirety before anyone else, but tonight I had the...

Cats is the Andrew Lloyd Webber spectacular that is said to be responsible for the British invasion of Broadway some years ago. It was...

Byron Young, Steve Skipworth and Vivienne Sargent in Spirit Level. The latest offering from the Caxton Players is a delightful comedy by...

It is that time of year again when the Louth Riverhead Theatre presents its annual musical production. Renowned for producing bright,...

Sir Alan Aykbourn is Britain’s most successful playwright of recent years. He is an acclaimed director; he has worked extensively in the...

Shelagh Stephenson's play Five Kinds of Silence is nobody's idea of cosy, comfortable viewing. Yet it is a sharply written, challenging,...

There is no theatrical event in my annual calendar more satisfying than my visit to North Hykeham to watch Stardust perform their bespoke...

The latest offering from The Caxton Players is a bold, new translation of Frederico Garcia Lorca's classic, The House of Bernada Alba ....

The opening song in Shrek - the musical , is A Big, Bright, Beautiful World and that is exactly what Curtain Up Productions has created...

Martin McDonagh's work is rarely comfortable viewing and The Pillowman is no exception. That does not mean it does not deserve to be...

This review marks the fifth anniversary of the arrival of Review Culture on the arts scene in Lincolnshire and it was a pleasure to visit...

I cannot tell a lie, I am a sucker for Its a Wonderful Life. It is one of my favourite films of all time, so when I discovered that Class...

Ronald Harwood's tragi-comic play first performed in 1980, is a perfect choice for the Caxton Players to stage. It brings the glamour of...

Cordelia O'Neill's play sensitively directed by Jamie Harris, assisted by Sarah Elliott is a challenging pick for Louth Playgoers to...