Lynn Carroll reviews Chicago at the Cliffs Pavilion
The West End came to Southend last night with a dazzling performance of Chicago.
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Ray Morgan Reviews Dial M for Murder
On Tuesday evening I escaped the chilly November night to escape into 1960s London for the crime thriller 'Dial M for Murder', written by Frederick Knott and made famous by the Hitchcock film...
Review: Priscilla: Queen of the Desert at the Cliffs
Our report of last night's staging of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert.
Review: Bedknobs and Broomsticks at Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Nina Jervis writes on her experience of Bedknobs and Broomsticks at the Cliffs.
Rob Brydon Comes to The Cliffs
James Rampton interviews Rob Brydon ahead of his one night show at the Cliffs Pavilion, A night of songs and laughter on Sunday 12th September.
Ray Morgan Writes on Create98 Home Boxes
Create98 in lovely Leigh on Sea have certainly been very creative with adapting to new ways of working since we were all forced into hiding in March...
Rum Tasting with Drinks by the Dram
I’ve been looking for things to keep me occupied during lockdown and was pleasantly surprised when I was invited to a rum tasting session with two dozen like minded chaps.
-Charlotte-Graham.webp)
The Croft Review at Palace Theatre
A tale of love, family and a haunting history, this thrilling and mysterious new play is set to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Cirque Berserk - Our Review
Last night, we went out on a date with difference. Not only did we get to see the incredible 'real circus made for theatre' in Cirque Berserk at The Cliffs Pavilion, but we also got to share it with a very excited seven year old!
Comedy Club at the Royal Hotel: Review
Not being a Southender, I wasn't sure what to expect of The Comedy Club at The Royal Hotel, but as we ascended the stairs of the historic venue we were blown away by the period decor and classy surroundings in the grand Ballroom. Little did we know the raucous night that lay ahead of cheeky giggles and full on laughs - most inappropriate in the best of ways
Review: Illustrative Collage Class at Create98
Read our very own Ray Morgan's review of her recent visit to creative studio Create98
The final stretch of the summer holidays....
We’re in the final stretch of summer and if you’re running out of activities, don’t worry you’re in the right place.
Bugsy Malone - Our Review
The Summer Youth Project is a fantastic initiative inviting young people from all over Southend to audition, rehearse and perform a show during the start of the school holidays and this show is one not too be missed!
Are you ready for the summer holidays?
Are you ready for the summer holidays? Struggling for ideas to entertain the kids for the whole six weeks? I’ve put together my top picks of bigger days out in and around Essex, so make sure you’ve got these on your list.
Kids Days Out!
Days out with the kids can be expensive, and with the summer holidays coming up I thought I would share with you some of my top free local suggestions for you to explore.
The Mousetrap at the Palace Theatre - Ray's Review!
The long running Agatha Christie classic The Mousetrap is showing this week at the Palace Theatre and I was privileged to see it on it's strong opening night on Monday.
Annie - Our Review
Currently showing at The Cliffs Pavilion we bring you a review with a difference .......
Food By John Lawson – Sunday Lunch Review
Have you yet to try John Lawson's Sunday lunch with free flowing bubbles?
Being Frank: film screening in Leigh-on-Sea
An exciting one-off film night is coming to Leigh on Sea with a screening of documentary Being Frank, about cult comedy character Frank Sidebottom, and a Q&A with its Director, Steve Sullivan.
Calendar Girls - Our Review
A fabulous selection of buns were on display at The Cliffs Pavilion last night at the opening night of Calendar Girls. A film, a play and now a musical, this remarkable tale is inspired by a true story, penned by Tim Firth, with music by Take That’s Gary Barlow.
