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12 Nov 2023
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Things I know to be True

How great is our latest show? Find out direct from the first people to see the show:

08 Jul 2023
23 Jan 2023

Fantastic Review for Nigel Slater’s ‘Toast’

We are delighted to publish this wonderful review – well done to the cast and crew! And while we are talking about ‘Toast’, here is an article in The Guardian about it.

14 Jan 2023

Love from a stranger

See audience reactions to this fabulous show! https://youtu.be/AkQpz6oF4_U

17 Jun 2022

Review of Walk in the Woods

Summary: outstanding – go. A world weary Russian and an idealistic and earnest American locked in nuclear weapons negotiations provided a gripping night’s entertainment. The script was clever.  Nearly 2 hours of believable mind games and shadow boxing between the two protagonists as they struggle to engage with each other about the problems of negotiating nuclear weapons treaties.  The general tone of the play was thoughtful and serious yet leavened by many good jokes and comedic moments.  The execution of […]

10 Mar 2022

Dame Eileen and her return to BLT

On 13th February, after a hiatus of 61 years, multi-award winning actress Dame Eileen Atkins CBE DBE made a triumphant return to theΒ BLTΒ stage. Amazingly, she first appeared at our theatre aged 27,Β inΒ a play calledΒ The SquareΒ by Marguerite Duras, which she recalled with great fondness to the sell-out audience, saying “I can honestly say that Bromley gave me my first big break”. Interviewed by our own Pat Jones, Dame Eileen delighted us all with stories from her lifeΒ inΒ theatre, film and television, from […]

10 Mar 2022

Super Review for Wind in the Willows

We are delighted to share a wonderful review of Wind in the Willows

16 Jun 2021

Review of Handbagged

Handbagged by Moira Buffini. Directed by Pauline and Dan Armour Review by John Maslen My joy at breaking out of pandemic prison to see live theatre again was initially tempered by apprehension at the choice of production I had elected to see.  A play featuring Margaret Thatcher! Please not another weary left wing diatribe telling us all how dreadful the era was!  But of course it was nothing of the sort: – I had been vaguely aware of the piece […]