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This weekend, The Wight Strollers return to Medina Theatre with their 35th annual pantomime. With all proceeds going to Island charities, this is one event you shouldn't miss.
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If you're looking for a Panto to go to this year, check out Events OnTheWight for our listings.
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OnTheWight sits down with author, TV producer, script editor and now creator of her first musical, Barbara Jane Mackie, to find out more about the Rumpy Pumpy tour, which kicks off at Medina Theatre later this month
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Earlier in the week OnTheWight's cultural reviewer, Jonathan Dodd, spent an evening in Bonchurch in the company of the first Isle of Wight Shakespeare Festival.
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Well done to the 92 students, as well as teachers and parents who all helped make this happen. Once again Ryde Academy score highly at the championships.
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Huge congratulations should go to all involved with the 2014 Isle of Arts Festival. Take a moment to help the organisers, by completing their online survey.
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If you've seen the chaps from SOOP perform at the Isle of Arts Festival before, you'll be pleased to hear they're returning to the Festival held in Ventnor between 2-5th May. But not just once.
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This is a must-see event for Downton Abbey fans. This brilliant new parody has won critical acclaim and sell-out audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe. Book now to avoid disappointment.
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If you fancy slipping into some stockings and a frilly Basque and singing your heart out on stage, a part in Rumpy Pumpy could be for you. Don't miss the auditions coming up later this month.
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Whatever your taste, there's bound to the something for you at this year's Isle of Arts Festival. Here's a taste of what to expect on the opening night.
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Calling all keen writers aged 13-17 years on the Island, New Writing South, the literature development agency for the south east, and Quay Arts are recruiting for the IOW Writer Squad.
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Isle of Arts HQ confirm more acts to the line-up for the festival in May, including writer, columnist and agony aunt Virginia Ironside.
