UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 1070

Circolombia took the Roundhouse by storm back in 2011 with the explosive sell-out hit URBAN.

A PERFORMED reading of a new play about hope and motherhood comes to The Marlowe Studio this month (March).

The Ustinov Studio, Bath has announced the cast for the second production in its spring 2015 season, the UK premiere of John Patrick Shanley's bittersweet romantic comedy OUTSIDE MULLINGAR, directed by Sam Yates, from 16th April - 16th May.

THE STAGE adaptation of John Boyne's highly-acclaimed and best-selling international novel The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas comes to The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, later this month (March).

Theatre503 presents Animals by Emma Adams at Theatre503, The Latchmere, 503 Battersea Park Road, London SW11 3BW.

Tamasha Artistic Directors Fin Kennedy and Sudha Bhuchar today announce the cast for Emteaz Hussain's Blood - the centrepiece production of their 25th anniversary year.

Hugh Maynard, currently starring as John in Miss Saigon at the Prince Edward Theatre - is to mark the release of his eagerly awaited solo debut, Album Hugh Maynard - Something inside so Strong, with an initimate concert supported by a 4-piece band.

Father and son James Fox and Jack Fox star in this brand new stage adaptation of the best-selling Sunday Times Humour Book of the Year Dear Lupin, Letters to a Wayward Son in which renowned journalist and author Roger Mortimer's brilliantly hilarious, often touching and always generous letters to hi

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) will celebrate Shakespeare's 451st birthday with a special Birthday Bash musical concert on Sunday 26 April.

In a production commissioned by the Finborough Theatre, Our American Cousin is the play that President Abraham Lincoln was watching when he was assassinated at Ford's Theatre, Washington DC, on 14 April 1865 - exactly 150 years ago.

Gary Naylor sees a reminder of the persistence of the brutality of war sung wonderfully well with the power of an orchestra in the pit and a libretto that does not flinch in the face of horror.

Gary Naylor sees a show full of great songs and strong performances and the professional debut of Liberty Buckland - a name to remember.

Brighton Fringe presents SHORT & GIRLIE SHOW: THE ONLY BSL INTERPRETED EVENT AT BRIGHTON FRINGE, May 16-17.

Meeting Ground Theatre Company and Nottingham Lakeside Arts present Inside Out of Mind, an insightful and darkly comic play that powerfully captures the multiple realities of life on a dementia ward, to Exeter Northcott Theatre as part of a national tour.

The Rio Cinema in Dalston, east London, is delighted to host a special screening of Future Sound of Mzansi, the highly acclaimed musical documentary directed by Soweto-born performance artist and musician SPOEK MATHAMBO and filmmaker and cinematographer LEBOGANG RASETHABA.

Boogaloo Stu presents Crimplene Millionaire, written, devised and performed by Boogaloo Stu and Avis Cockbill and directed by Flick Ferdinando at Brighton Fringe.

Product by Mark Ravenhill will play the Arcola Theatre, 24 Ashwin Street, Dalston, London E8 3DL from Monday 27th April to Saturday 23rd May 2015.

Gary Naylor sees a Romeo and Juliet that boldly goes into territory often left dormant by more orthodox directorial decisions.

Manchester International Festival announces the programme for the 2015 event (Thursday 2 - Sunday 19 July), which celebrates a decade of the world's only festival of original new work.

Sketty Theatre presents the world premiere of Result, a new play that confronts the image of glamour and wealth in football and exposes the hidden existence of depression and anxiety among young players.

Reginald D Hunter returns to the UK in 2015 with a brand new 45-date tour following a hugely successful year filming and performing around the world.

Charlie Brooks, best known as Janine Butcher from EastEnders, stars in Beautiful Thing, at The Marlowe Theatre, later this month (March).

?As the UK heads towards the general election young people from across Birmingham and the West Midlands are taking to the stage for The Manifesto, a two-and-a-half-week festival of punchy, political ideas.

Gary Naylor sees a show that will appeal to teens, show that takes plenty of liberties with computing history, but that fails to deliver its potential due to sound problems.

?The award-winning composer of the Off-Broadway hit 'The Lightning Thief' is bringing his brand of smart musical theatre rock to The Bridewell for a one-night only concert of songs from his musicals.