Two strangers Alex and Ben end up stranded on a mountain after a plane crash and must help each other to survive on the remote mountain in December, and must make huge decisions when they eventually accept that no one is coming to find them.
Brad Whitaker thinks he has it made when he has married Sara and she already has two children who is trying his very best with, doing everything for them and trying to get them to love him. Just as that seems like it is starting to happen their biological father Dusty returns . . .
A story looking at the life of A.A. Milne with his son Christopher Robin and the creation of Winnie the Pooh.
Comedian Dave Johns was launched to superstardom when he appeared in the film I, Daniel Blake. Nothing could have prepared him for what was about to happen when the film went to the Cannes Film Festival, winning the top award. This show is all about that crazy journey and what really happens when you throw a Geordie into the Hollywood A list world!
Teenage friends will never be the same again when entering the scary and gross world of puberty. Accompanied by the puberty monster helping them to experience the worst years of their lives.
Cast
Edna Turnblad – Matt Rixon
Wilbur Turnblad – Norman Pace
Mortormouth Maybelle – Brenda Edwards
Velma Von Tussle – Gina Murray
Tracy Turnblad – Rebecca Mendoza
Corny Collins – Jon Tsouras
Seaweed – Layton Williams
Link Larkin – Edward Chitticks
Amber Von Tussle – Aimee Moore
Penny Pingleton – Annalise Liard-Bailey
Venue: Sunderland Empire
Date: Friday 29th October 2017
Running Time: 2 hours 30 mins (including interval)
Here are the films that you have the last chance to see on Sky Cinema during October 2017! It certainly looks like we are slowly losing from the Disney Cinema channel, with Pirates of the Caribbean going this month!
Marty McFly is accidentally sent 30 years into the past in a time travelling DeLorean invented by his close friend Doc Brown. The problems happen when he risks his own chance of life by interfering with his parents first meeting.
I was lucky enough to get to see this incredible show three times when it held previews in Newcastle, I fell in love with the show and thought I would put together a list with some reasons why you just have to see it in the West End. It opens at the Garrick Theatre tonight for previews.
I don’t really remember a musical really pushing itself on TV shows like this one has to help raise awareness and publicise the show. Something that I think it just wonderful, more shows should do this like they do with films and having the actors talk about it. I would love to see more shows follow this lead to really get Theatre out more on prime chat shows!
Buck must do his brother a favour and babysit his children when a family emergency occurs. This includes having to deal with a very rebellious teenager!
