Tag "Camelot Theatre"
‘Charitable Intent’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
Go and see this play and you will witness a friend or relative’s work experience.
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‘The Railway Children’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
A very problematic play to stage, with numerous technical difficulties to overcome, but this was a wonderful production that had the enthusiastic audience leaving with broad grins.
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‘On a First Name Basis’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
Cancel ALL appointments and see this show
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‘Pardon Me, Prime Minister’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
This fabulous team, boldly went where few would dare to go
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‘Rebecca’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
One of the top ten books in the world, brought vividly to life by The Harbour Theatre team
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‘Home Open: The Renovation! An Evening of Spring’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
A fun night out in six venues.
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‘Be My Baby’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
‘Be My Baby’ was the first play written by the Nottingham-born, freelance journalist, Amanda Whittington. She wrote this astute and challenging play when still in her mid-thirties. Despite the tragic topic, it is a wonderful blend of suffering, beautiful lyrics
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