UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 1063

The National Theatre's multi-award-winning production of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time makes its Kent premiere at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, next month (May).

'HOW TO WIN AGAINST HISTORY,' based on the charred remains of a true story, runs at the OvalHouse Theatre, April 29th until May 10th, 2015.

Director Walter Meierjohann has announced the cast of the world premiere of The Funfair, the first HOME production in its brand new home at First Street in Manchester.

From Simon Stephens, the award winning playwright of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, comes Bluebird.

Cheek by Jowl and the Pushkin Theatre, Moscow, in a co-production with the Barbican, London, Les Gémeaux/Sceaux/Scène Nationale, and Centro Dramático Nacional, Madrid (INAEM), present MEASURE FOR MEASURE by William Shakespeare, beginning April 15 at the Barbican Centre and moving to the Oxford Pl

The Lyric Hammersmith today announces its programme from September 2015.

By night, West End star Nadim Naaman inhabits the dark world of Sweeney Todd's London but each day before the show he dons his trainers to fulfil his final training preparation for this year's Virgin Money London Marathon, so he will be ready for the challenge of the 26-mile course on Sunday 26 Apri

In theatres across the UK, from Friday 28 August for 11 weeks only, 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.

This summer twelve actors and musicians will transform The Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park, Britain's finest ornamental garden into a world of warring ethereal kings, queens and star-crossed lovers, for an immersive theatre version of Shakespeare's much loved comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream, ru

Leicester's Curve theatre will host 7 world premieres and over 900 artists as part of this year's Inside Out Festival, the major festival dedicated to celebrating the work of emerging East Midlands' artists this spring.

After King's Head Theatre's belting season opener, Trainspotting, the next couple of months at London's best pub theatre continues to celebrate it's 45 year anniversary by presenting new, exciting work that hasn't been seen before in London.

OLIVIER-award-winning English Touring Opera (ETO) perform a new season of fully-staged Italian opera at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, next month (May).

This summer's hot dance ticket will be the ARDANI 25 DANCE GALA at the Coliseum on Friday 17th and Saturday 18th July, presented by producer and impresario Sergei Danilian (Ardani Artists).

Amelia Lily is set to bring yet more X Factor to this year's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat as she steps into the role of Narrator alongside fellow X Factor finalist Lloyd Daniel's Joseph at Coventry's Belgrade Theatre from Tues 21 - Sat 25 April.

Michael Flatley will be returning to the world's most successful dance show, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, at London's Dominion Theatre to appear on Friday and Saturday evenings only from 8 May to 27 Juneinclusive.

This Spring, The Epstein Theatre, Liverpool, will showcase its first in-house production since reopening two years ago - with Liverpool actress Pauline Daniels at the helm as director.

The 2015 season of Shakespeare's Globe On Screen continues with Dominic Dromgoole's sell-out envisioning of Roman classic, Julius Caesar, which will be screened in cinemas across the UK in a special event release on Thursday 30 April.

Razor sharp and tourniquet tight, The House on the Lake is a psychological thriller, so crafty it's criminal.

Verity Wilde reviews CYRANO DE BERGERAC at Northampton's Royal and Derngate theatre.

This contemporary adaptation of the Anglo-Saxon epic had a completely sold-out run at Brighton Fringe in 2014, so is returning this year to a larger venue with twice as many performances in order to continue to delight local audiences with its special blend of table-top and shadow puppetry, live mus

Gary Naylor sees a scary, shocking, sordid evocation of a murder now 90 years in the past, but still capable of making one stop and think about whether we're really all that different from the psychopaths portrayed.

The West End smash-hit GHOST THE MUSICAL made its Midlands premiere at the Grand Theatre back in June 2013 and now it returns with a production from West Bromwich Operatic Society.

Artistic Director Daniel Evans today announces the cast for Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice, dramatised by Simon Reade.

Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap will continue its record-breaking, and first ever, UK tour into 2015.

Television presenter Gail Porter will return to the stage in the uproariously funny new comedy, 69 SHADES OF BLACK.