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Stella Odunlami directs Deborah Pearson's potent new play MADE VISIBLE, a funny and vivid exploration into race, identity and just having a chat with someone new.

Wolverhampton Musical Comedy Company - MUSCOM returns to Wolverhampton Grand Theatre from Today 15 - Saturday 19 March with an exciting new production of the musical favourite FAME.

After a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2015, Izzy Tennyson's BRUTE comes to Soho Theatre.

The passengers from BU21 fell from 4,500 feet.

Four horses perform live on stage uniting equestrian theatre with art, music and dance as the acclaimed French artist Bartabas returns to Sadler's Wells, accompanied by contemporary flamenco dancer Andres Marin.

In Theatr Clwyd's 40th anniversary year, Artistic Director Tamara Harvey today announces her directorial debut - a major new production of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.

The online rounds of the Amused Moose Laugh Off Competition 2016 are complete and our eminent industry panel have selected the lucky future stars who will compete in the live semi-finals for a place in the prestigious final on 11th May.

The Tricycle Theatre today announces its first New Writing Festival, showcasing bold new writing at its home in Kilburn, NW6.

The board and directors of the internationally acclaimed Actors Touring Company announced today that Andrew Smaje will be taking up the positon of Executive Director from March 21.

Greenwich Theatre's season dedicated to emerging female theatre makers explodes into the passions of the miners' strike for one night on Wednesday March 30 with the bitter dispute in 1984/85 seen solely through the eyes of the women involved.

Drunken Chorus return to London in March with another night of unexpected theatre, off-beat comedy and experimental dance - for pubs!!

Gary Naylor sees a prison musical revived in a more suitable environment by a talented ensemble cast and impressive live band.

David Walliams' bestseller is a child-pleasing tale of how the elderly can surprise us.

Gary Naylor sees a superbly staged adaptation of Mozart's opera, sung in English and packed with comedy and villainy - and with a message for today too.

Gary Naylor sees an opera that, though is Italian as a gondolier eating an ice cream while conducting a loud argument with his best friend, has much in common with Shakespearean tragedy.

Stranded by severe snowstorms, three identically dressed strangers disturb the rural calm of a young woman living in a remote Sussex cottage.

As part of Disabled Access Day today 12 March, Sheffield Theatres are hosting accessible performances of David Walliams' GANGSTA GRANNY at the Lyceum Theatre.

Liza Pulman brings you an evening of some of the greatest songs from the silver screen.

The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, welcomed more than 200 schoolchildren from across east Kent on to its main stage this week (Monday).

Policing, the NHS, welfare, immigration; the major national issues of the day are torn apart on stage in bold new work, THE STATE WE'RE IN, from four emerging playwrights - Afsaneh Gray, Christopher Hogg, Sherhan Lingham and Jenny Stark.

LWL Investments and Entertainment in association with Theatre N16 present GERTRUDE, June 12th - June 30th 2016, Theatre N16.

The full cast is announced today for the first ever large-scale stage production of Evelyn Waugh's classic novel Brideshead Revisited, adapted by Bryony Lavery, touring this spring and summer in the 50th anniversary year of Waugh's death.

A special musical to commemorate the 75th anniversary of The Blitz will be premiered in Liverpool this Autumn.

Jonathan Coe's iconic 1970s coming-of-age novel, The Rotters' Club is brought to life on stage for the first time at Birmingham Repertory Theatre from 2 - 9 April.

Led by Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver, New York-based duo Split Britches has transformed the queer art scene over the last thirty years with satirical gender-bending performances.