Phil Hewitt is an author and journalist based in Worthing, West Sussex. With a focus on the local community, Phil writes for the Worthing Herald and covers a range of topics including music, arts, culture, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in various Yahoo platforms, showcasing his diverse range of interests and expertise.
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Phil Hewitt's articles predominantly cover local entertainment events in the West Sussex area, particularly focusing on music, theater, festivals, art, and literature. He also includes seasonal event coverage. When reaching out to him for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider offering unique story angles related to upcoming local entertainment events or highlighting interesting personalities within these areas. Additionally, providing information about new artistic endeavors or community initiatives could also be of interest to Phil based on his previous work.
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By: Phil Hewitt
Between the Blue and Green Film Festival runs in Worthing town centre from September 7-14.
A series of murder mysteries is being presented by Morlington Murders at The Grove Theatre in Eastbourne.
Strictly champion Pasha Kovalev is relishing the rare opportunity to choreograph a completely new musical from scratch.
Horsham Music Circle will be travelling the world when it welcomes Kosmos Ensemble to launch its new concert series for its 83rd year.
By: Phil Hewitt
Nicholle Cherrie believes there’s an element of “it was meant to be” as she steps into the spotlight in the one-woman show Black Is The Color Of My Voice.
Firebrand is the story of the only wife of King Henry VIII (Jude Law) who managed to survive his tumultuous sovereignty, Catherine Parr (Alicia Vikander).
By: Phil Hewitt
Worthing Musical Theatre Company is hoping to continue a fabulous run of post-Covid successes with their latest show Kinky Boots The Musical at Worthing’s Pavilion Theatre from September 19-21.
Organisers of the Chichester International Film Festival are delighted with the way it went – the first under new artistic director Walter Francisco.
By: Phil Hewitt
Paulus is bringing his nostalgic musical celebration Looking For Me Friend: The Music of Victoria Wood to Shoreham’s Ropetackle Arts Centre on Thursday, September 19 and The Hawth, Crawley on Saturday, September 28.
Fine art staff at the University of Chichester are hosting INDEXICAL, a two-week art exhibition at the Bognor Regis campus.
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