The Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show

Nancy Stevens is back with another packed Lifestyle Show, covering everything from feel-good films and theatre to television, books and autumn fashion. Nancy reviews two new romcoms, Spa Weekend and One Night Only, before revealing what she thought of the touring production of Magic Mike Live at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre. She also takes us behind the scenes at Milton Keynes Theatre following a fascinating backstage tour with Women in Enterprise, sharing some of the history and terminology that make theatre so fascinating. As autumn approaches, Nancy has practical styling tips for navigating the tricky transition between summer and winter wardrobes. She also celebrates being fully booked for September and explains how you can book a wardrobe edit for October. Her TV picks include Bad Sisters on Apple TV and Four Seasons on Netflix, while her book reviews cover Yesteryear and William Boyd's A Good Man in Africa. And next week, Nancy is joined by award-winning wedding celebrant Nicola West to discuss weddings, dating, changes in legislation and funerals. #NancyStevens #LifestyleShow #NewHorizonRadio #MiltonKeynes #MagicMikeLive #Theatre #Films #RomComs #TVRecommendations #BookReviews #PersonalStylist #AutumnFashion #Weddings

Nancy Stevens is joined by bestselling author Sarah Pinborough for a fascinating conversation about her latest psychological thriller, They Say a Girl Died Here. Sarah talks about the inspiration behind her new novel, which is set in Nebraska and follows a family caught up in a story involving murder, trauma, family secrets and a mysterious past. The conversation explores Sarah's approach to writing psychological thrillers, creating characters that evolve as she writes, and why she believes there's a difference between a genuine twist and simply a great reveal. Sarah also discusses the experience of seeing her books adapted for television and film, including Behind Her Eyes and Insomnia, and reveals some of the projects currently in development. Nancy and Sarah chat about reviews, word of mouth, the changing publishing industry, getting older, learning to be comfortable in your own skin and why Sarah is increasingly interested in writing the stories she genuinely wants to tell. Sarah also reveals what she has coming up, including her next novel The Winter Bones, television adaptations and a completely different book project she is excited to write. And if you've never read a Sarah Pinborough novel before, she has some suggestions for where to start! #NancyStevens #SarahPinborough #TheySayAGirlDiedHere #PsychologicalThriller #BehindHerEyes #Insomnia #NewHorizonRadio #Books #BookInterview #AuthorInterview #BookTok #Bookstagram

The latest episode of *The Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show* is packed with television, books, film, theatre and a celebration of female friendship. Nancy reviews *The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox* and the fun action comedy *Ride or Die*, before discussing the fascinating new book *Tonight the Music Seems So Loud: The Meaning of George Michael*. She also gets an early look at Sarah Pinborough's upcoming thriller *They Say a Girl Died Here*, ahead of Sarah joining Nancy as next week's very special guest. There's a very proud mum moment too, as Nancy celebrates her son Benji making his West End debut in *Magic Mike Live*. Nancy reveals what she thought of the show, its focus on female empowerment and why it was very different from what she expected. Nancy also reviews the heartwarming independent film *Holy Days*, praises the breathtaking scenery of New Zealand and discusses why independent films deserve more attention. Finally, Nancy talks about the importance of female friendship, celebrating her 45-year friendship with Steph and sharing her experience of the monthly Queen Bee women's circle. #NancyStevens #LifestyleShow #NewHorizonRadio #AmandaKnox #GeorgeMichael #SarahPinborough #MagicMikeLive #HolyDays #FemaleFriendship #Books #Film #Television

Ailsa Petchey from The Olive Collective joins Nancy for more menopause advice and a big announcement.

Nancy Stevens is back with another packed Lifestyle Show, sharing her latest theatre reviews, television recommendations, books she's loving and some very special personal moments. This week Nancy reviews The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Annie and High Society, explaining why one production completely stole her heart while another failed to hit the mark. She also shares her thoughts on modern theatre etiquette and why audiences need to show more respect for live performers. There's plenty of entertainment chat too, including reviews of the Netflix documentary Kylie and the Australian legal drama The 12, starring Sam Neill. Nancy also recommends two gripping psychological thrillers by Freida McFadden and previews her latest George Michael biography. Away from the stage and screen, Nancy reflects on celebrating her dad's 90th birthday alongside her own 60th birthday celebrations, enjoying a memorable afternoon tea at Miss Havisham's in Stony Stratford, and looks ahead to seeing her son Benji make his Magic Mike debut in London's West End. Plus, Nancy reveals details of next week's special guest and a surprise announcement you won't want to miss. #NancyStevens #LifestyleShow #Theatre #TheatreReview #HighSociety #AnnieMusical #JohnLeCarre #Netflix #Kylie #SamNeill #The12 #FreidaMcFadden #Books #AfternoonTea #WestEnd #MagicMike #RadioShow #Podcast