Winnie the Pooh is undoubtably a national treasure in my eyes. It's an age old classic based on the beloved tales of A.A Milne. His whimsical nature, love of adventure, and heartwarming personality makes this bear and his friends one that is full of nostalgia for young and old. 

After trying his hand at TV, films, books, meet and greets, merchandise (the list goes on!), this wonderful bear and his pals are now trying their hand at something new. A musical on stage! And let's just say this show has everything that a little child and big child could ever want in a honey shaped pot. Following a residency at London's Riverside Studio's, Winnie the Pooh is now embarking on a UK tour. Opening at the Mayflower Theatre, Southampton before continuing onto various venues around the country, I couldn't wait to meet the Hundred Acre Wood gang and see what adventure they got up to. 

 The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a story based on a book by Deborah Moggach which was subsequently turned into a film. It's a story that has won over the hearts of many audiences, and is now taking to the stage to capture the hearts of even more. Whilst currently on a UK Tour, the show is travelling up and down the country before it lands in the West End. 

 When you combine award winning choreographer Kate Prince with the music of Sting you create something captivating and beautiful. You create a soaring and impactful story about the strength of humanity and the plight of families torn apart by destruction. 

Message In a Bottle is a dance show by ZooNation that tells the story of a family that are forced apart by war and terror. What starts as a celebration of life and community quickly turns into a fight for survival and three siblings whose journey to safety is different from each other unfolds on stage in front of you. 

 What happens when a group of nuns and a singer meet in a church? Well it’s not the start of a joke, but the start of the brilliant story Sister Act. The hit film starring Whoopi Goldberg is now on the stage and ready to take the Mayflower Theatre, Southampton audience by storm.