UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 1108

Next Fall, by award-winning writer Geoffrey Nauffts, will play at Southwark Playhouse from Wednesday 24 September - Saturday 25 October.

The Belgrade Theatre in Coventry will present the UK premiere of Peter Arnott's gripping WWII drama Propaganda Swing, playing on the Belgrade Main Stage for two weeks this September.

Teatro Labora is bringing the award winning show LAST CALL to Edinburgh Festival through August 25 at C Venues: Cubed (venue 16).

Ace Production has just announced the UK cast for Christoffer Mellgren and Johan Storgard's Chaplin, which will get its English language premiere in a new translation by Fringe First winning playwright Julian Garner (Silent Engine) at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

The Victorian premier of Doug Wright's Obie Award-winning play Quills - a provocative and daring study of sexuality and madness.

FELICITY Kendal stars in Noel Coward's Hay Fever, at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, next month (September).

The first stage adaptation of the work of international best-selling crime thriller novelist Peter James comes to Canterbury next month.

Fresh from the huge success of the first series of Carnival of Monsters on BBC Radio 4 master character comedian, Colin Hoult (Derek, Ch4 and Being Human, BBC3) returns to London's Southbank for one night only.

Gary Naylor sees a play about a person's transition from female to male and how that impacts on her best friend - and himself.

This August Nuffield presents Matthew Le Tissier and Francis Benali in their acting debuts in its production The Saints, where the renowned ex-Saints players will feature as themselves in cameo roles in pre-recorded film segments.

This month, join Firwood Waterloo Rugby Club for Play Under the Posts as they present Off The Ground's first public performances of Jason & the Argonauts.

Amy is a sex worker.

Jack Studio and Jake Costello present SPANK HOUSE, created by Jake Costello and running Tuesday 9 through Saturday 13 September at 8pm.

As previously announced, playing the central roles of Frederic Henry and Catherine Barkley will be Jude Monk McGowan and Laura Atherton.

The annual Roundhouse Poetry Slam returns for 2014, as part of Summer Sessions, offering young artists aged 16-25 from across the UK the chance to compete for the title of Roundhouse Poetry Slam Champion.

Printworthy stars conspicuously absent in new comedy: 'Learn to Laugh with: Keep Calm and Improv' at C Nova Studios, Edinburgh: today, 31 July-25 August 2014.

After last summer's critical success with a promenade adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, Iris Theatre are returning to the gardens and grounds of St Paul's Church, Covent Garden for a sixth year of family-friendly theatre, and its sequel, Alice through the Looking Glass.

There have been quite a few unmistakable characters that heavy metal has given us over the years.

Chris Martin will be embarking on his first national tour from 14th September with his brand new stand-up show Responsibilliness.

Gavi Singh Chera, a member of the National Youth Theatre's Playing Up course in 2014, will make his professional stage debut at the National Theatre in David Hare's new play Behind the Beautiful Forevers, alongside Meera Syal and Stephanie Street, directed by Rufus Norris.

Epstein: The Man Who Made The Beatles - the long-awaited play about the legendary music manager Brian Epstein - officially opens at London's Leicester Square Theatre in a 'Fab Four' weeks on Mon 4th August (previews from today 30 July) and will continue throughout the summer until Sat 6 September.

LIGHTS! CAMERA! IMPROVISE! The Improvised Movi -- The original, award winning improvised movie live on stage, presented by international & West End comedy company Mischief Theatre.

Hightide Festival Theatre presents Bottleneck at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014.

Edinburgh Fringe 2014 will welcome BIANCA BAGATOURIAN AND FRINGE MANAGEMENT's THE TIME OF OUR LIES: The Life and Times of Howard Zinn by Bianca Bagatourian.

After last summer's critical success with a promenade adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, Iris Theatre are returning to the gardens and grounds of St Paul's Church, Covent Garden for a sixth year of family-friendly theatre, and its sequel, Alice through the Looking Glass.