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The first London production since the 1987 UK premiere of William M.

Electro-comedy duo Eccentronic are entering Eurovision.

BATH TIME, a darkly comic one-man show written and performed by Ruaraidh Murray and directed by Tim Stark, will play the Edinburgh Fringe Festival at the Gilded Balloon from 31 July - 26 August 2013, with 3 preview performances at the Etcetera Theatre in London on Mon 22 - Wed 24 July.

Shelf Life, Lotta Quizeen's Guide to Managing the Modern Home will play The Marlborough Theatre, 4 Princes Street, BN2 1RD, today, 9-12 May (£7/6) as part of Brighton Fringe 2013.

This May's Brighton Fringe, sees another new play about Brighton's hidden past.

WE'RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT, the perfect theatrical outing for any young family, arrives in the West End for a limited summer season at the LYRIC THEATRE, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE from WEDNESDAY 3 JULY to SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2013, direct from a smash-hit international tour.

Originally produced by Newcastle's acclaimed Live Theatre, and following sell-out seasons at the National Theatre, on Broadway and in London's West End, the multi award-winning play, The Pitmen Painters, takes to the Lyceum stage from Monday 3 - Saturday 8 June.

Frazer Flintham's darkly comic, dynamic new play, 179 Hackney Road explores where our society has come from and where we might be heading.

Our Summer Season features both our unique rediscoveries - three classic plays from the 1980s including a devastating report from the frontline of Thatcher's Britain, and an 80th birthday celebration of playwright David Storey; and a feminist classic of the 1970s, commemorating the centenary year of

Exploring the rivalry and mutual fascination between Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I, Liz Lochhead's Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off re-tells this murky tale of political and sexual intrigue with ferocious wit and innovation and examines Mary's legacy through the eyes of Corbie, a c

Next Thing You Know is the new musical from the Drama Desk-nominated writers of I Love You Because, produced at the Landor Theatre in 2007, winning best Off West End production at the WhatsOnStage.

Gary Naylor enjoys a varied programme at a theatre festival in rural East Anglia.

Gary Naylor sees Immercity's immersive theatrical thriller.

Following a sell-out success as part of International Dance Festival Birmingham 2010 and after five years touring the globe, the highly acclaimed Sutra returns to the city for two performances only; tonight 7 & Wednesday 8 May at 7:30 p.

Jack Ruby certainly killed Lee Harvey Oswald - twenty million witnesses watched as he gunned him down live on national television.

Uncle Henry's Happy Hour, London's best new mixed-bag comedy night, featuring straight and alternative comedy from the finest talent in the city, has announced its May 14th lineup.

This May's Brighton Fringe, sees another new play about Brighton's hidden past.

An Evening of Dirty Dancing has extended it's UK tour into 2014 and introduces several cast changes this week.

Katy Baker returns to Ye Olde Rose and Crown where in 2012 she starred in All Star Productions acclaimed production of Kander and Ebb's Flora the Red Menace.

What is it about puppets and the seaside? As weird and wonderful as spotting a striped Punch and Judy tent hovering near the tideline, Brighton's puppetry community is sprouting invention in all kinds of unexpected places this Fringe.

Streisand - The Main Event comes to Latest Music Bar tonight 5 & 19 May 2013 as part of Brighton Fringe Festival.

Billie Holiday and saxophonist Lester Young recorded such achingly beautiful music together it was impossible for many to believe that they were not lovers….

From the Producers of THREE PHANTOMS comes an evening of equally fantastic 'musical mayhem'.

Born in Finland in 1883, Ivan Kivinen was a devout communist who moved to St.