This Pantomime has heralded in the beginning of Christmas for many and as our first major panto of the season we were sure as always that...

When Les Misérables first opened in 1985 it received some very negative reviews from the critics, but the audiences loved it – which just...

This is one of Alan Ayckbourn’s lesser-known plays and a real departure for him as most of the laughter is because the audience nervously...

Once first appeared on stage on Broadway in 2012 where it won numerous Tony awards so this is a relatively, new musical which was based...

Entering the world of Daniel Defoe was certainly a fascinating and exciting one tonight at the Mercury Theatre. On entering the...

When you think of Wizard of Oz you often think of Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley and Bert Lahr. So, these are big shoes for the...

Abigail's Party although first performed in 1977 has many of the trademarks of a contemporary piece of theatre. The seventies shades of...

by Guest Reviewer Sarah Miles The Mercury Theatre is once again offering a summer production aimed at children and families.  Babe, The...

Up in her room Little Voice, is a quiet as a mouse Northern lass-next door who barely speaks but roars to life whenever she plays the...