An award-winning original play is the latest production heading towards Preston’s intimate pub theatre at the Continental in South Meadow Lane, next Thursday.
Einstein’s Daughter by Rob Johnston was winner of the prestigious national King's Cross Award for New Writing last year and nominated for Best New Writing at Buxton Fringe this year.
The Shakespeare Schools Festival is back at Preston Charter Theatre next week.
In partnership with the National Theatre it allows 700 schools across the UK to stage abridged Shakespeare productions in their local professional theatre.
Ridiculusmus were last seen in Lancaster in a bathtub for their fast-talking show Tough Time, Nice Time, but this time—next Tuesday and Wednesday at the university campus—they devote themselves to Total Football.
The show is a meditation on football systems, political wrangling and changing room banter.
Vincent Dance Theatre's latest piece, Motherland, is coming to Live at LICA’s Nuffield Theatre in Lancaster next Thursday.
A multi-talented ensemble of 11 men, women and children, blend dance, text and live music in a funny and moving show.
Elvis is in the building at Lancaster Grand on Sunday night.
One Night of Elvis comes to the venue with the award-winning Lee Memphis King headlining in a tribute to the king of rock ‘n’ roll.
Ballet Theatre UK embarks on a magical journey to the dark and twisting streets of old Dickensian London in A Christmas Carol at the Grand Theatre in Blackpool on Tuesday.
Matthew Bourne’s time-travelling take on Sleeping Beauty has its North West première this week at The Lowry in Salford.
The tale of the girl cursed to sleep for a century was turned into a legendary ballet by Tchaikovsky and choreographer, Marius Petipa, in 1890. Bourne takes this date as his starting point.
It runs from Tuesday to Saturday.
Direct from Broadway, the critically-acclaimed musical American Idiot comes to Manchester's Palace Theatre for two weeks as part of its first-ever UK tour.
The show features the music of Green Day with the lyrics of its lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong.
The Octagon in Bolton presents a festive production of Peter Pan in a new adaptation of the classic tale featuring brand new original songs.
It’s produced by the same creative team that made last year’s production of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the highest grossing production in Octagon history.
Details: www.octagonbolton.co.uk
AfterWords and Bottled Wasps, the latest regional tour from Organised Chaos, includes a Liverpool date at the Lantern Theatre next Friday and Saturday.
AfterWords charts the journey of Julie, a recent arrival in the afterlife, as she attempts to be reacquainted with her husband Derek who passed away many years before.