MILTON LOPES News

Review: ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Shakespeare North Playhouse

by Sarah OHara — November 27, 2024

The Shakespeare North Playhouse are taking audiences on an adventure into a timeless classic, in their production of Alice In Wonderland.

Photos: ALICE IN WONDERLAND In Rehearsal At Shakespeare North Playhouse

by A.A. Cristi — October 29, 2024

Shakespeare North Playhouse has released photos from inside rehearsal for Alice in Wonderland, adapted by Nick Lane.

Cast Set For ALICE IN WONDERLAND at Shakespeare North Playhouse

by Stephi Wild — October 11, 2024

​​​​​​​Shakespeare North Playhouse has announced the full cast for Alice in Wonderland, adapted by Nick Lane, opening Friday 22 November until Saturday 5 January, with a national press night on Tuesday 26 November at 7pm.

Don Warrington Will Lead DEATH OF A SALESMAN at Manchester Royal Exchange

by Marianka Swain — September 3, 2018

Leading Disabled Integrated Theatre Consortium Ramps On The Moon Presents Tour Of OUR COUNTRY'S GOOD

by Stephi Wild — February 8, 2018

The acclaimed consortium Ramps on the Moon are back this Spring, with Nottingham Playhouse as this year's lead producing partner, to present their co-production of Our Country's Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker.

Ramps On The Moon Announces Casting for OUR COUNTRY'S GOOD

by Stephi Wild — December 1, 2017

In 2018, Nottingham Playhouse will become the lead producing partner for the acclaimed Ramps on The Moon co-production of Our Country's Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker.

Milton Lopes Releases LENTEN REFLECTIONS

by Christina Mancuso — April 6, 2015

ATLANTA, Georgia

Birmingham Rep Stages THE THREEPENNY OPERA, Now thru April 12

by BWW News Desk — March 27, 2014

One of the most pioneering productions of Birmingham Repertory Theatre's Spring 2014 season, Brecht and Weill's The Threepenny Opera, is as topical now as it was eighty-five years ago.

Birmingham Rep to Stage THE THREEPENNY OPERA, March 27-April 12

by Diana Heisroth — February 26, 2014

One of the most pioneering productions of Birmingham Repertory Theatre's Spring 2014 season, Brecht and Weill's The Threepenny Opera, is as topical now as it was eighty-five years ago.