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Canadian Haley McGee's international award-winning solo show OH MY IRMA will continue its touring odyssey this summer with performances at the Haystack Theatre (Shrewsbury, England), Global Forum of the Arts (Varna, Bulgaria) and Tampereen Teatterikesa (Tampere, Finland).

Peter French will play The Pheasantry, Kings Road, Chelsea, tonight, 6th June 2014 with selections from Harry Nilsson's 'A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night'.

Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson, the writers of the hit West End play GHOST STORIES, are delighted to announce the winning applicant of the Scariest Job in London - Holly Boyd.

BE FESTIVAL, Birmingham's festival celebrating the best of European theatre returns to the city and a new home at Birmingham Repertory Theatre this July.

The Face to Face Festival of Solo Theatre enters its third year at LOST Theatre in south London, with 'New Shoots', a week-long celebration from 8 - 13 July of new performers, new performances and new ideas.

Gary Naylor sees a new play, with lots of music, dancing and singing, set in a traditional Lancashire village as love blossoms, war looms and everyone pays a price.

This autumn, acclaimed choreographer and Sadler's Wells Associate Artist Jasmin Vardimon takes her company on the road with their highly praised work, Park.

CATS, one of the longest-running shows in West End and Broadway history, comes to Canterbury later this month (June).

An exhibition, the first in London for 25 years, of 25 paintings by Lo Ch'ing - one of the most influential Chinese artists working with brush and INK on paper.

Students and a teacher from Canterbury Academy and a representative from The Marlowe Theatre travelled to the Royal Shakespeare Company's Stratford-Upon-Avon home to meet HRH The Prince Of Wales on Monday (2 June).

Appearing at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, for one night only are four shows featuring dance, classical music, comedy and cabaret.

'Ladylogue!' is an evening of one-woman shorts by some of the UK's finest emerging female playwrights, including Katie McCullough, Maud Dromgoole, Serena Haywood and Guleraana Mir.

Sheffield Theatres and Evolution Pantomimes have announced the cast of this year's much-anticipated family pantomime, Dick Whittington, ahead of its arrival on the Lyceum stage from Friday 5 December 2014 until Sunday 4 January 2015.

The stage play, An Interview With Gaddafi, opens for a four week run at The Waterloo East Theatre today, Tuesday 3rd June.

Charles Court Opera presents PATIENCE, or Bunthorne's Bride, by W.

Night Watch is a new 24-hour long, non-stop marathon of cutting edge unusual and experimental contemporary theatre, dance, live art, cabaret, installation, music, food.

Great Portland Street's iconic Central Synagogue, the famous venue, will host world-class classical musicians in series that gives Jewish perspectives on the great composers.

Audience members take on the role of graduate trainee at a major financial institution in writer-performer Jamie Griffiths' solo-show at the Old Red Lion, July 15th-20th.

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.

The record-breaking UK national tour of 'WEST SIDE STORY' is now entering the final three months of its year-long tour.

Broadway Entertainment Group in association with New Adventures are delighted to announce that one of the most popular dance productions ever staged, MATTHEW BOURNE'S multi award-winning hit 'SWAN LAKE', will extend its current UK tour internationally from September 2014.

After a sell out night at The Phoenix Artist Club back in February, John Kristian and a host of West End professionals will come together to perform in "Songs from the Playground", a showcase at the Union Theatre on June 22nd.

Simon Greiff for SimG Productions, in association with The Crazy Coqs, is thrilled to present the Emerging Artists Season.

Sheffield Theatres and Sheffield based Fairtrade coffee suppliers Cafeology have announced a three-year partnership deal which will see the local company continue to supply the Theatre, their cafe and their restaurant, Crucible Corner, with ethically sourced coffee and tea.

Ray Rackham and David Keefe return to London Theatre Workshop to direct and musically direct the UK professional premiere of the Broadway musical, 'A Catered Affair', written by Harvey Fierstein and John Bucchino.