Who can take a sunrise, sprinkle it with dew. Cover it with chocolate and a miracle or two? The Candy Man? Oh wait, no BBLOC can. 

After their toe tapping spectacular of 42nd Street, Bournemouth and Boscombe Light Opera Company (or BBLOC for short) are taking audiences to a world of pure imagination with their staging of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. 

It's been over 70 years since Singin' In The Rain took to the screens. It is a classic musical that is the stuff of legends. Originally a big screen movie that took the world by storm, this show has been adapted time and time again and wowed audiences the world over.  

Whenever an am-dram theatre group say they are putting on a show as technical as this, I always wonder whether they will pull it off. Will the rain fall, and will the singin' happen? Well, BMT Productions have taken on this mammoth task, and let me tell you that this was nothing short of spectacular. 

What happens when a soulful singer meets some nuns in a church? Well it's not the start of a joke, but the plot of the classic film Sister Act. Having since been turned into a musical, it's the turn of the Milton Musical Society to see if they can raise the Regent Centre roof and bring joy into the hearts of the audience.