Theatre and Comedy

Storm Glass is a musical fantasy story for the whole family presented at The Stables Theatre in Hastings.

Get dressed up in your spooky finery and join Bexhill Light Operatic and Dramatic Society in perfect half-term entertainment with The Addams Family.

If there had been a Britain’s Got Talent Golden Buzzer beside his seat in the auditorium, David Walliams would have pressed it without hesitation.

The Hastings Stage Studio School for the Performing Arts will hold a workshop on Sunday November 4 with renowned Cirque de Soleil artist and choreographer Annetta Lucero.

After his sell-out show in May, Robyn Hitchcock returns to the Kino-Teatr in Norman Road, St Leonards, for another live performance on Wednesday October 31 at 7.30pm.

Following on from sell-out performances of Made In Dagenham, Battle Light Opera Group is enjoying the skills of professional singer Louise Winter as director and London College of Music graduate Andrew Daniels as musical director for its next production The Merry Widow.

Opus Theatre will welcome outstanding Hastings flutist Daisy Noton in her first appearance at the venue as a solo artist on Saturday November 10. She will be accompanied by well-known pianist Anne Marshall who teaches at the Royal Academy of Music. They will be playing a varied programme of works for the flute and piano, from the 18th century to the present day.

When the team dares to dream - amazing dance act Flawless in in Hastings this weekend with a sizzling new show.

Full casting has been announced for the special 10th anniversary tour of American Idiot – the ground breaking Tony award-winning rock musical with music by punk-pop and multi Grammy award-winning band Green Day.

The Hastleons have opened already in their spectacular 2018 production of The Wizard Of Oz at the White Rock Theatre.

Music

1. Art. The Quick And The Dead is at the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings from Saturday October 20 until January 6. This is an exhibition of five ground-breaking artists whose lives have intersected at various points. Maggi Hambling, Sarah Lucas, Jurgen Teller, Julian Simmons and Sebastian Horsely are friends who have portrayed each other at different moments, now displayed together for the first time.

The new season of the Hastings Philharmonic boldly features some examples of stunning creativity from contemporary composers.

“Back where we belong”... Battle Choral Society returns to Battle Parish Church on Saturday October 20 for an eagerly anticipated performance of both the Fauré and the Duruflé Requiems.

Get inspired at Blast Science: The Extravaganza Show on Tuesday October 23 at Battle Memorial Hall from 2pm - £5 entry.

From the creators of last year’s Battle Festival spectacular The Winter Giant comes new family show Fizzlebert Stump which will be performed at Battle Library on Sunday October 21 at 3pm.

Hastings Comedy and Cabaret Society will be hosting its third Comedy Casserole event next week at On The Rocks in Hastings America Ground.

Back in 1900, when Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was first published, could he have ever imagined that over 100 years later, the world would still be in love with, and share in the adventures of, Dorothy Gale and a very special Scarecrow, Tin-man and Cowardly Lion?

Compelling thriller One Last Look, written by award-winning playwright Maria McAteer from Hastings, returns to St Leonards next month.