Alan Bennett’s Single Spies comes to the Theatre Royal in Newcastle from Tuesday to Saturday.
The RSC’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, featuring the Castle Players from Barnard Castle and Newcastle’s People’s Theatre, is at Northern Stage from Tuesday until 22 March.
Rachel Jackson writes and performs Memoirs of a Bunny Boiler in Live Theatre’s Studio on Wednesday and Thursday.
On Tuesday, a scratch night for young artists with works-in-progress curated by Curious Monkey Youth Board, Scratch the Monkey, comes to Alphabetti. Then on Saturday Kelli Tori and Paula Varjack present How I Became Myself (By Becoming Someone Else), a “performed documentary.”
Southpaw Dance Company’s work-in-progress Speakeasy, a modern interpretation of Faust, is at Dance City on Friday.
Birmingham Royal Ballet brings Romeo and Juliet to Sunderland Empire from Thursday to Saturday.
Get Yourself Together—part stand-up, part spoken word and part teenager in his room pretending he’s in a punk band—comes to the Studio at the Customs House.
Of Mice and Men tours to Darlington Civic Theatre from Tuesday to Saturday.