Theatre and Comedy

Harry Burton is relishing the chance to create from scratch a fascinating role in the world premiere of Gary Wilmot’s romantic thriller Sweet Lorraine at Bognor’s Regis Centre from Wednesday, October 17-Saturday, October 20.

A new Worthing theatre company makes its debut with a production of the comedy thriller The Ghost Train.

Trick Your Way Home offers a pop-up theatre production for children in Littlehampton.

This October half term Petworth House and Park presents a family-friendly twist that celebrates the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

Chichester’s is a stage Bryony Lavery knows very well indeed.

Worthing Theatres and Paul Holman Associates are counting down the days their annual family pantomime, Aladdin, playing at the Pavilion Theatre, Worthing from Friday 30th November 2018 to Tuesday 1st January 2019.

There is just over a week left to experience Arundel Castle in 2018 as its open-season draws to a close.

A Night at the Musicals is a celebration of musical theatre from both sides of the Atlantic in the latest show from Littlehampton Players Operatic Society.

Hal Cruttenden has extended his UK tour into 2019 with 22 extra dates - but first he is heading to Brighton.

David Walliams – who has been hailed as ‘the heir to Roald Dahl’ by The Spectator – saw great success with his children’s book The Midnight Gang.

Following six years of sell-out fun, LP Creatives are back at the Ropetackle again this year with their Shoreham panto tradition (December 13-31).

Worthing area youngsters are counting the days till they step on stage for the town’s panto.

Amy Cooke-Hodgson is delighted to get gigs either side of her family home in Chichester.

Think of church pews, and you think of worshippers in quiet contemplation in quiet, ordered rows. Spencer Thomas, of Aldwick, shows that the reality has often been anything but.