Better news for Hastings
Redcently we launched the first edition of The Hastings Podcast and there has been a tremendous response. Here are just a few of the comments we have received... “...I like it's rolling, entertaining quality." "Great selection of guests, covering interesting topics. Brilliant stuff." "Excellent initiative…" “...masterfully steered and negotiated by yourself and your articulate group…"... Continue Reading →
Hastings favourite Christmas tradition will be back for a fourth year running when John Knowles and Kate Tym take to the stage once more in A Penny Pincher’s Christmas Carol. Kate and John of It’s Not Us Theatre Company are hoping this year's iteration of there show will be sell-out once again: "Every year we get... Continue Reading →
Hastings actor Steve Corke has let his new stage role quite literally go to his head – he has shaved off all of his hair for charity! Steve, who is performing this week as ‘The King’ in The Hastleons’ production of “The King and I” at The White Rock Theatre this week has decided to... Continue Reading →
Is St Leonards really the 'yin' to Hastings' 'yang'? That was how The Guardian summed up the relationship between the two towns – or are they really two parts of the same town? In answer to the question about St Leonards: what’s going for it? The Guardian feature writer answered that the town has, 'come of age'.... Continue Reading →
Hastings’ oldest community theatre group will be bringing the spectacular sets, lavish costumes and catchy tunes of the West End to our doorstep on Wednesday October 23rd when they perform family favourite The King and I at The White Rock Theatre. The Hastleons – a charity that has been providing musical entertainment to the town for... Continue Reading →
This half-term is going to be jam-packed with fun activities at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery. Not only will families be able to join the search for Wally, the world’s favourite children’s book character, but they will also be able to enjoy free craft activities and paid-for workshops throughout the week. Kim Forward, lead councillor... Continue Reading →
Plans for the first ever 'Fun Palace' in Ore next month will create a 'lasting cultural event' in the community organisers hope. Saturday October 5th is the date the event is planned to take place between 11am and 3.30pm at Ore Community Centre in Old London Road. "There will be a day full of fun... Continue Reading →
Hastings International Music Festival presents a one-of-a-kind Musical Evening celebrating the life of their former chairman, Molly Townson who died earlier this year. Molly was an inspiration to several generations of singers and performers, and this is a chance to remember her and her musical life with the special concert at the White Rock on Sunday October... Continue Reading →
Neil Sellman chairman of Stables Theatre says he is delighted The Stables is hosting this year’s Little Theatre Guild South East Region Conference from Friday 20th to Sunday September 22nd coupled with a performance of Conor McPherson's The Weir.. Conference delegates will be welcomed with a supper at the White Rock Hotel on the Friday... Continue Reading →
