Let’s not forget the Wardrobe Department. As Maureen says, “the costumes maketh the play…”
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REVIEW: The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen Guild Dramatic Society’s production of ‘A Christmas Carol’ – Bembridge Little Theatre Club
Congratulations to Bembridge Little Theatre Club on a funny, festive and heart-warming show that offered an alternative take on a timeless tale.
REVIEW: Too Soon For Daisies – Bembridge Little Theatre Club
Having enjoyed previous BLTC productions, I anticipated their latest offering with delight – and I wasn’t disappointed. The play itself, about three elderly ladies who have quite literally shipped out of their retirement home in the 1960’s, and landed on the Suffolk coast in search of a new home, sets up plenty of opportunities for…
REVIEW: My Fair Lady – The Island Savoyards
Adapted from George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, My Fair Lady is the story of phonetician Henry Higgins who slips into the Covent Garden flower market to record the voices of its sellers, he cracks that he could make a grubby flower girl sound like a duchess. The grubby flower girl, Eliza, takes him up on the…
REVIEW – “Nightmare” by Norman Robbins – Bembridge Little Theatre Club
This was another hugely entertaining evening, courtesy of the talent of BLTC. Even the weather seemed appropriate in a way that the director could not have foreseen: the first scene of the play was set in unseasonably hot weather, followed by a terrifying thunderstorm in scene two. The first performances did indeed take place on…
REVIEW: The Cemetery Club – Bembridge Little Theatre Club
Chuckles at the Cemetery:
All in all, The Cemetery Club was an enjoyable piece of theatre, and congratulations must go to director Barry Aspinall, the cast and the crew for all their hard work – it most certainly paid off.
AWARD: ‘BEST PLAY’ NODA 2016 – Enchanted April – Bembridge Little Theatre Club
“Now, as this is not by any means the first time that male buttocks have been glimpsed at Bembridge…”
