UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 1031

Amused Moose Piccadilly, presenting top comedy in the swishest venue in town at Soho's Sanctum Hotel, continues its lineup on Friday 6 November 2015.

Talented performers are invited to enter The Marlowe Young Musician Of The Year 2016 competition.

Sheffield Theatres and Sheffield Dementia Action Alliance have announced that they are hosting a series of free Dementia Friendly Tea Dances in the Crucible.

Contemporary performance company Drunken Chorus are back again this month with the return of DRUNKEN NIGHTS.

Gary Naylor sees a demanding, but rewarding, cinema presentation of Mozart's enduring comic opera, The Marriage of Figaro.

The Belgrade Theatre is delighted to welcome The Smallest Show On Earth, a new musical comedy based on the StudioCanal Peter Sellers/Margaret Rutherford film.

With preparations for the company's 21st Anniversary year underway, Frantic Assembly's commitment to creating training opportunities for people of all levels and experiences continues with a varied programme of educational initiatives.

From Monday 19 - Sat 24 October, music legend Tommy Steele will take to the stage in a spectacular new imagining of the extraordinary tale of the world's most famous big band leader - in THE GLENN MILLER STORY at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre.

ACS Random are delighted to announce the cast for their third production at Park Theatre; a double bill of The Knight From Nowhere and The Bells, celebrating the life of Sir Henry Irving, theatre's first knight, and in honour of the 110th anniversary of his death.

In November 1940, just five days after the Coventry attack, Birmingham suffered three nights of consecutive bombing.

Tim Crouch, Paul Hunter and Hattie Morahan will each appear in acclaimed Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour's one-person show Blank as part of RADAR, the Bush Theatre's annual festival of new writing.

Five well-known Ugandan female singers are taking to the stage at Greenwich Theatre to celebrate Black History Month this month.

Critically acclaimed actress Alison Skilbeck brings her one woman show, Are There More of You?, home to SW London for a performance at Omnibus, Clapham, on Friday 6 November, at 7.

The phenomenal Japanese taiko drumming company KODO will return to the UK in February 2016 - its 35th anniversary -  with the thrilling new production 'MYSTERY', a dramatic mix of storytelling, music, dance and drama designed to reflect the beauty and mystery of Japanese traditions throughout the a

Artistic Director Christopher Haydon today announces the Gate Theatre's new season Nuclear: A Season about the Family.

Peter Darney's verbatim tale of chill-outs and sex parties - 5 Guys Chillin' makes an impressive transfer from the Brighton Fringe - and holds a mirror to some of the seedier parts of the party scene.

Based on Ian Serraillier's popular children's novel, Belgrade Theatre Coventry and Sell A Door Theatre Company have produced a musical adaptation of The Silver Sword which debuted in Coventry last week.

They say death is easy, comedy is hard.

The Watermill opened its brand new production of The Ladykillers.

Gary Naylor revels in an extraordinary day at the theatre, an epic presentation of Shakespeare's account of what his royal family, the Tudors, inherited from the chaotic rule of the Houses of York and Lancaster.

Gary Naylor sees a fine production of a classic Ben Jonson play illuminated by a fine central performance by Pip Brignall.

Not for the faint-hearted, 'Slap' thrusts you into the shimmering world of Dominique, a trans hooker on the brink of a breakdown.

This autumn, Breakin' Convention presents Borderline, the stunning piece by genre-splicing duo Sebastien Ramirez and Honji Wang, from Company Wang Ramirez.

Gary Naylor sees a gruelling production of Medea that updates its story to the present day but loses its sense of direction just when it needs it most.

Wolverhampton Grand Theatre today announces a long-term, ground-breaking collaboration with internationally acclaimed Hip Hop dance company ZooNation.