The spring and summer 2019 Studio season at Manchester’s Royal Exchange.
A new stage production of Willy Russell’s Educating Rita will tour in 2019, starring Stephen Tompkinson as Frank.
As a break from Valentine’s Day, Escaping the Perfects is the latest show by Lancaster Dukes’ theatre’s Hourglass group.
Early Doors Live is returning to The Lowry for a limited run.
Western drama The Barn Swallows premières at The Hope Street Theatre, Liverpool.
Oldham Coliseum is staging black comedy A Skull in Connemara by Martin McDonagh.
Three stars of Blood Brothers turn up in Macbeth at Liverpool’s Epstein.
On Sunday February 24, The Rivals Bar at The Royal Exchange will be hosting actress Julie Hesmondhalgh reading excerpts from her new book.
Brendan Cole’s new live tour includes two performances at Storyhouse in Chester.
The Customs House in South Shields presents a detective story with a difference for half-term.
A new dance theatre production set to the music of Sting and choreographed by Kate Prince, Message in a Bottle, is to have its première at Birmingham Hippodrome.
One of the 2018 successes at Nottingham Playhouse, Beth Steel’s play about the miners’ strike of 1984, Wonderland is to begin another run at the theatre.
A fresh adaptation of Franz Kafka’s “disquieting tale of transformation” Metamorphosis is to start a UK tour at the Old Rep, Birmingham.
Deafinitely Theatre and Birmingham Stage Company are teaming up for the world première of the next in the Horrible Histories series, Dreadful Deaf which is “deafinitely not for the faint-hearted”.
Nicholas Lyndhurst and West End star Cassidy Janson will join Kelsey Grammer and Danielle de Niese in the musical Man of La Mancha which opens at the London Coliseum on 26 April 2019.
&Juliet is a new West End musical featuring the songs of Max Martin that asks: what if Juliet's famous ending was really just her beginning? What if she decided to choose her own fate?
City of Dreams brings Our City Our Story to Live Theatre, giving under-25s a platform to tell their own stories and shape the future of the city.
The Inheritance and Company were the multiple victors at the Critics' Circle Theatre Awards 2018.
The world première of a new musical adaptation of David Walliams’s The Boy in the Dress is one of the highlights of the winter 2019 season at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
The Customs House receives lottery funding for three creative projects with looked-after children in South Tyneside.
