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Plays often begin with what’s known as ‘an inciting incident’: a surprising occurrence from which the action springs. Bess Wohl’s play...

In the foyer of The Pavilion Theatre hangs a cast list and photo from the last time Castle Hill Players performed The Ghost Train, in...

Art has the ability to strike at the heart of moral issues, to play with ambiguity in order to guide their audience through the minefield...

I always look forward to a visit to the Pavillion Theatre – the Castle Hill Players always deliver a good quality production – and this...

I love my alone time; I love it so much. Socialising is great, and I enjoy being with my friends and family and experiencing new things....

I was on the internet recently and saw someone suggesting that with the wealth inequality, cost of living, and housing crisis that seems...

I've only ever seen one pantomime, and well, it tried. I liked some of the jokes in the first few scenes, but as it went on, the...

Medical science is really fascinating and, at times, truly terrifying if you think about it. For a profession that we, as a collective,...

It starts pianissimo, with a slow-building tremolo of rolling chords in the left hand, and then finally, a soaring melody rings...

If you have ever seen a show at the Pavilion Theatre, you will understand that there is an undeniable charm to the place. The walls are...

‘You can’t handle the truth’. That was the extent of my knowledge of ‘A Few Good Men’ before walking into the Pavilion Theatre in Castle...

Running 90 minutes with no interval, The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race is a laugh-out-loud play that is simultaneously a love letter to...

Castle Hill Players, for as long as I’ve known it, has always been a theatre company of love and community. Members involved onstage for...