Best known for playing couch potato Jim Royle in The Royle Family, Ricky Tomlinson reprises his much-loved character when he visits the Beck Theatre next Wednesday. He spoke to SIBA MATTI about doing prison time, standing by his principles and turning 70...Read
Over The Rainbow - The Eva Cassidy Story charts the life of one of the world's best loved songbirds, whose untimely death in 1996 caused her record sales to rocket.Read
The Moscow State Circus is back with a new show, pushing the boundaries of physical ingenuity to the limit. SIBA MATTI chats with tour manager Tony Archer to find out moreRead
Brenda Longman, the voice behind Sooty's sidekick Soo, talks to SIBA MATTI about topping the music charts with Peter Kay's Animated All Star Band, and her latest role as Fairy Godmother in the Beck's Christmas pantomime, CinderellaRead
IT’S PANTOMIME time in Windsor next week, but before the Aladdin team move in with their outrageous costumes, terrible puns and zany characters, there’s a chance to revel in little bit of theatrical enchantment of a vastly different, far less raucous nature.Read
For 38 years, the British Airways Cabin Crew Entertainment Society (BACCES) has been delighting audiences with Christmas pantomimes to raise money for charity. Read
THE Mall Pavilions shopping centre is holding a series of treasure hunts to welcome Cinderella, this year's fairytale pantomime at the Beck Theatre in Hayes.Read
Gemma Bissix was just nine when she first graced our television screens as a young Claire Bates in EastEnders - and then as the villainous Claire Cunningham in Hollyoaks. Read
Squeaky-voiced funnyman Joe Pasquale returns to the Beck Theatre on Friday with a new comedy routine. SIBA MATTI spoke to him about carrying dead cows on his back, being a prisoner for a reality show and getting bombed in BasraRead
NO ONE could have predicted the worldwide phenomenon that would erupt from the appearance of four young Swedes at the Eurovision Song Contest of 1974.Read
OVERCOMING adversity, raising a load of cash and having a foot-tapping whale of a time while you are doing it. The plot of the latest West End musical? A cheesy 1960s Cliff Richard film perhaps?Read
RUISLIP Dramatic Society's latest production takes a look at the permissive society of the early 1970s, through the pen of one of Britain's best-known and best-loved playwrights.Read
He may not have won BBC TV’s Any Dream Will Do, but Craig Chalmers is triumphant in a sizzling production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, at Windsor this week.Read