Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom comes to St Helens Theatre Royal.
The Beatles’ ground-breaking Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album is the inspiration behind Mark Morris Dance Group’s Pepperland, making its Lowry debut.
Theatre makers join forces to present Romeo and Juliet – Mad Blood Stirring, an introduction to the timeless story.
Founders of the Hope Aria Academy in Manchester have welcomed actress Hayley Tamaddon as Patron.
RSC will tour As You Like It, The Taming of the Shrew and Measure for Measure to six regional venues.
Saturday Night Fever is coming to Storyhouse in Chester.
Keswick’s Theatre by the Lake has a programme of events for young theatregoers from February until April.
The Octagon Theatre is inviting young people in Bolton aged 11 to 25 to present ideas for a takeover day.
Playwrights get to thank those who encouraged their new work through these awards, given to those who have provided practical and professional support.
Latitude Festival's 2019 line-up will include the 12th visit of Sadler's Wells and a return to the Cabaret Theatre for Duckie and Soho Theatre.
Clive Owen will return to the West End for the first time in 18 years to play Reverend T Lawrence Shannon in Tennessee Williams's The Night of the Iguana.
One singer brings an opera singing mouse, war-time knitting songs and classic French chanson to a Byker pub.
The inaugural British Youth Music Theatre award has been won by Rachel Bellman and Elizabeth Charlesworth for The Dickens Girls, which they based on a true story of fallen women.
Sonia Friedman named Producer of the Year for the fourth time and new venue Barn Theatre Cirencester takes away the Fringe Theatre Award.
Round-up of regional productions opening week beginning Sunday February 3.
Linda Lusardi will join the cast of The Wizard of Oz when it comes to St Helens Theatre Royal.
Free books will be available on buses across Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre provided by Blackpool’s Grand Theatre.
Theatre productions in the Midlands for the week beginning Monday 4 February.
Professional theatre productions in the North East in the week beginning Monday 4 February 2019.
Olivier Award-winning actress Rebecca Trehearn will star as Rebecca in the UK première of a new version of the Stephen Schwartz musical Rags at Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester.
