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3^rd Jun, 2026

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LIFESTYLE 18^th May, 2026

REVIEW - Accidental Death of an Anarchist at Kidderminster's Rose Theatre takes zany comedy to new heights

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 26^th Jan, 2026

REVIEW - One For The Road at Kidderminster's Rose Theatre is definitely one to watch

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 7^th Dec, 2025

REVIEW - Head to the Caribbean via the Birmingham REP's sun-kissed Anansi the Spider

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 21^st Nov, 2025

REVIEW - Lots of laughs as brilliant Bedroom Farce comes to Stourbridge Town Hall

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 19^th Nov, 2025

REVIEW - Panto fun for all in Jigsaw Player's Dick Whittington at The Trinity Centre in Lickey, Bromsgrove

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 26^th Oct, 2025

REVIEW - Plenty of great moves and vocal performances in Chess The Musical at Droitwich's Norbury Theatre

LIFESTYLE 24^th Oct, 2025

REVIEW - Rubery Drama Group's Murder In Rehearsal is a fantastic watch and offers the chance to play detective

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 13^th Oct, 2025

REVIEW - 1980s feelgood feast Rock of Ages raises the roof at Kidderminster's Rose Theatre

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 6^th Oct, 2025

REVIEW - Hilarious Backstairs Billy at Droitwich's Norbury Theatre is a right royal romp

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 26^th Sep, 2025

REVIEW - Agatha Christie's classic 'Go Back For Murder' at Droitwich's Norbury Theatre is a great night for self-confessed super sleuths

LIFESTYLE REVIEW

REVIEW - The Unfriend at Kidderminster's Rose Theatre is hilarious 'watch through your fingers' black comedy at its best

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 27^th Jun, 2025

REVIEW - 'Lots of fun' Little Shop of Horrors at Blakedown Parish Rooms is plant-astic theatre

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 17^th May, 2025

REVIEW - Heavenly humour aplenty at Fair Share's Vicar of Dibley in Kidderminster

LIFESTYLE REVIEW 13^th May, 2025

REVIEW - Marvellous 'Murder, Margaret and Me' at Kidderminster's Rose Theatre brings incredible true story to life

LIFESTYLE 20^th Sep, 2024

Horror fans in for a treat as Frankenstein comes to Bromsgrove's Artrix