Chichester Festival Theatre’s Festival 2019 has been announced by Artistic Director Daniel Evans, offering the colourful variety of work for which Chichester is renowned.
A Series of Monologues – Creative Writing
The first in our series of monologues consists of two new pieces of creative writing. The first is titled The Poetry Course, written and performed by Sue Shattock, an experienced and talented writer with a background in television. Notably she…
Suffragettes A New Play by Paul King
The new play by Paul King, ‘Suffragettes’, will open at the Titchfield Festival Theatre, Fareham, Hampshire, and will run from 10th May until 20th May 2017. For tickets please contact Paul King by email: SuffragettePlay@virginmedia.com Paul is a Hampshire…
Leah Cohen Poetry
A collection of poetry by Leah Cohen CARPHONE WAREHOUSE by Leah Cohen TO ESCAPE A poem by Leah Cohen. To escape the yakky mum, the sulking dad the emptiness which made her shadow shrink she withdrew inside herself cut the…
Half A Sixpence Charlie Stemp is a Star Chichester Festival Theatre *****
Latest News Update Half A Sixpence opens at the NOEL COWARD THEATRE, St Martin’s Lane, WC2N 4AU on 29th October 2016 and will run until February 2017. Half A Sixpence Charlie Stemp is a Star Chichester Festival Theatre ***** A Star is…
WHO CARES: A NEW PLAY BY GREG MOSSE – Chichester
WHO CARES: A NEW PLAY BY GREG MOSSE Playwright, author, editor and teacher Greg Mosse’s new work “Who Cares” featuring four young actors and two puppeteers who tell a story full of drama, sympathy, wit and imagination about growing up…
Joseph Fiennes as Ross – Lawrence of Arabia
Joseph Fiennes stars in Terence Rattigan’s 1960 play Ross. An epic, probing drama revealing the deeply conflicted Englishman behind the heroic legend, Lawrence of Arabia. By Marcia White Arrogant, flippant, withdrawn and with a talent for self-concealment, Aircraftman Ross…
A Blaze of Light: A New Play at the New Theatre Royal Portsmouth
A BLAZE OF LIGHT by Sue Shattock Memory, guilt, nostalgia, humour and passion combine to create an uplifting backstage ensemble drama. In 2015, an old man starts a part-time job at a theatre, where he toured as a stage-manager in…
Etsy An Affordable Place for Outstanding Jewellery
Etsy, like eBay and Amazon, allows individuals to list their own items, including jewellery and handbags. However, unlike the aforementioned, Etsy is used by creatives to sell handmade and handcrafted goods, as well as vintage items. The metaphor of buying from…
JAGGER SETS WORLD RECORD AT BONHAMS MODERN ART SALE
THE OTHER JAGGER SETS WORLD RECORD AT BONHAMS MODERN ART SALE The Conscientious Objector, by David Jagger, sold for £115,300 The Conscientious Objector, a painting by David Jagger, sold for more than 23 times its pre-sale estimate of £5,000-8,000 at…
NEW WAY TO SHOP BONHAMS’ HOME & INTERIORS SALE
THE NEW WAY TO SHOP BONHAMS’ FIRST HOME AND INTERIORS SALE L-R: An impressive Syrian mother-of-pearl, bone and ebonised parquetry inlaid hardwood kneehole desk, estimate £3,000-5,000; An Italian pink chandelier in the manner of Venini, estimate £1,500-2,000; A French…
A Kiss by Russian master Pavel Aleksandrovich Svedomsky
SVEDOMSKY’S ‘A KISS’ LEADS BONHAMS’ RUSSIAN SALE Pavel Aleksandrovich Svedomsky, A Kiss; estimate £80,000 – 120,0000 A Kiss, one of the finest works by Russian master Pavel Aleksandrovich Svedomsky (1848 – 1904), will lead The Russian Sale…
ENIGMATIC MASTER’S FINEST WORK: Francesco Zanin
ENIGMATIC MASTER’S FINEST WORK ON OFFER AT BONHAMS’ 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN PAINTINGS SALE: Francesco Zanin Francesco Zanin, The Piazza San Marco, Venice, in the early hours of the last evening of carnival; estimate US$100,000 – 150,000 Francesco Zanin’s dramatic…
Chekhov: Platonov, Chichester Festival Theatre
Chichester Festival Theatre is currently showing the Young Chekhov Season, this is an extraordinary event. Performed by an ensemble of 23 actors sharing 50 roles, each play can be seen as a single performance or they can be enjoyed as…