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On Friday 16 and Saturday 17 May 2014, a ghost peloton of 30 synchronised cyclists in LED light suits will commit to mass choreographed movement in a live performance that fuses endurance sport, dance and public art.

Following on from the successful run of "Ordinary Days" (which has been nominated for an Off West End Theatre Award for Best Musical Production), and the London revival of Eugene O'Neill's "Ah, Wilderness!" London Theatre Workshop is delighted to announce its next show will be the first London run o

The leading Suffolk theatre company Red Rose Chain's open air season, 'Theatre In The Forest' celebrates its 15th Anniversary this year with a double bill of classic plays.

Thundermaker Productions has announced its next production 'Misalliance' by Bernard Shaw.

Since 600 BC, Sappho has been composing wedding songs and writing sensual poems circulated on fragmentary papyrus through the millennia and around the world.

Eclipse Theatre Company and the Young Vic present the anti-apartheid play, Sizwe Banzi is Dead, at the Studio Theatre from Tuesday 20 until Saturday 24 May, as part of its nationwide tour.

Birmingham Hippodrome has announced that tickets are now on sale to Birmingham Hippodrome Friends for the award winning Theatre Royal Drury Lane production of SHREK THE MUSICAL at Birmingham Hippodrome Tuesday 31 March - Sunday 26 April 2015.

Off the Fence Theatre Company in association with Curve presents England Expects by Tom Glover, today 6 to Saturday 10 May at 7.

Drayton Arms Theatre & PostScript Theatre present the World Premiere of Yesterday's Tomorrow, a serviceman's love at war by Gene David Kirk.

A four-day theatre festival is coming to the St.

Just a Must presents the English language premiere the final work of Werner Schwab, Dead at Last, No More Air, at Camden People's Theatre, today, 6th to 17th May and at The Warren, Brighton 30th May - 1st June.

Stolen Elephant Theatre presents Scottish Widows, a new play by Olivier Award Winning Playwright Grae Cleugh.

Birdsong, the world famous novel by Sebastian Faulks, will be brought to life on stage at Exeter Northcott Theatre from today 6 - Saturday 10 May.

Ballast Theatre is proud to present Marriage by Nikolai Gogol and adapted by Howard Coyler a tthe Brockley Jack Studio Theatre.

De Profundis, a new musical by Paul Dale Vickers, based on the letter playwright Oscar Wilde wrote to his young lover, Bosie, from his prison cell in Reading jail in 1897, has won Leicester Square Theatre's The New Musical Project, and will premiere in a six-week season in The Lounge at Leicester Sq

From June 3 - 29, Waterloo East Theatre presents the world premiere of a new play, An Interview With Gaddafi, by Reggie Adams, political journalist and author of the book Now Utopia.

Following an impressive Spring Season of Le Docteur Miracle - a quite miraculous reworking of an almost forgotten work (The Daily Express) - Pop-up Opera are back with Mozart's much- loved opera buffa, Cosi? fan tutte.

Gary Naylor chats with Douglas Rintoul, director of 1001 Nights, about how he came to choose and devise the piece, about the nature of making theatre for young people and about how kids can best get involved in doing it for themselves.

Gary Naylor sees a play about thinkers thinking about sex and finds that it fails to reach a climax.

TOMORROW'S DAWN is an original musical by Jeff Gallon & Fred Larrieu performed in English by a young and sparkling French company, called La Petite Famille (The Little Family).

Lady Parts Theatre will make their Brighton Fringe debut with Because She Loved The Lion beginning today, 3rd May at Upstairs at Ten and Three.

European Arts Company is set to tour to 43 venues in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with a new show about the libel and criminal trials of Oscar Wilde.

One of Russia's most original contemporary theatre directors, Dmitry Krymov, will bring his remarkable Opus No7 to the UK this summer in a national tour, breathing exhilarating emotional life into stories of Soviet oppression and censorship.

Pink Fringe presents PERFORMR at Brighton Fringe: today 3rd and Sunday 4th May 2014, 12 - 6pm and Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th May 2014, 12 - 6pm.

After a successful 4 week run in the Park Theatre London, Hot Coals Theatre Ensemble are hitting the Brighton Fringe with Storm in a Teacup, a play inspired by Chekhov's Three Sisters, directed by Alice Robinson.