UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 1221

Funny and filthy, DC Moore's new play opens in Sheffield's Crucible Studio Theatre.

Recently seen on Later with Jools Holland, the legendary American country music singer, CHARLEY PRIDE starts his UK tour on Friday November 9 at London's The indig02, followed by concerts at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (Nov 10) andGlasgow Royal Concert Hall (Nov 11).

Following the critically acclaimed Red Velvet, Indhu Rubasingham continues her inaugural season as Artistic Director of the Tricycle Theatre with a new production of THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.

Brighten up those winter blues as one of the all-time favourite family musicals, Joseph, hits the Lyceum Theatre from Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 November.

Gary Naylor sees a play about the grip violence holds its various victims.

I DO! I DO! A Musical About Marriage.

Gary Naylor sees an off-Broadway classic that hits more than it misses.

The creative team behind the recent acclaimed Southwark Playhouse musicals, Parade and Mack & Mabel, are returning to the Vault to present the Broadway musical comedy, Victor/Victoria.

Written and directed by Jim Cartwright, the Olivier Award-winning THE RISE AND FALL OF LITTLE VOICE, starring Beverley Callard as Mari Hoff, Ray Quinn as Billy, Duggie Brown as Mr Boo and Jess Robinson as Little Voice at New Wimbledon Theatre 12-17 November.

Following Europe's interview about the making of THE FINAL COUNTDOWN on last night's edition of BBC 1 Television's "The One Show", the band will start their BAG OF BONES UK Tour at the Birmingham o2 Academy on Wednesday 21 November, with special guests StoneRider.

A new revival of Shelagh Delaney's classic opens in Sheffield.

Following the huge success of the Papatango New Writing Festival 2011 in partnership with the Finborough Theatre which saw unprecedented press acclaim for the sell-out production of the winning play, Dawn King's Foxfinder, the partnership between Papatango and one of London's leading new writing ven

Following ATC's UK tour of artistic director Ramin Gray's production of Illusions by Russia's foremost contemporary playwright and screenwriter, Ivan Viripaev in the Spring of this year, the work has been chosen to feature in the Bush's festival of new writing RADAR 2012.

Batsheva Ensemble, the youth branch of Israel's world-renowned contemporary dance group, Batsheva Dance Company, appear at Birmingham Hippodrome on Tuesday 13 - Wednesday 14 November for the very first time, performing Deca Danceby Batsheva's Artistic Director Ohad Naharin - part of a Dance Consorti

Following a sell-out run at Hampstead Downstairs in 2011, Hampstead Theatre has announced the transfer of Di and Viv and Rose to the main stage in January 2013.

The award-winning The Hatpin, which was a success in Australia and at the 2008 New York Musical Theatre Festival, will make its European premiere at The Blue Elephant Theatre in Camberwell from tonight, 30 October through 24 November.

I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change will be presented by KenMac Productions at The Riverside Studios from tonight, 30th October to 4th November.

Northern Broadsides has announced full casting for their forthcoming spring production of Githa Sowerby's Rutherford & Son.

Commissioned in 2000 by the National Theatre to mark the centenary of Oscar Wilde's death and not seen in London since then, In Extremis, by Neil Bartlett, will play a 4-week season at the King's Head Theatre, London from Sunday 18 November - Sunday 9 December, playing on Sundays and Mondays.

Kieran Lynn's new play, Bunnies, will play London's New Diorama Theatre from October 23-November 3.

There's just one week left to catch SHAKESPEARE'S QUEENS And THE MADNESS OF KING LEAR, the audacious Shakespeare adaptations from Australia at London's Arts Theatre.

Following on from last year's smash hit YORK FAMILY ROBINSON, which sold over 50,000 tickets, Pantomime legend Berwick Kaler is back for his latest hilarious madcap seasonal treat at York Theatre Royal - ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY MAM!

This Christmas, the Lyric Hammersmith brings one of the most enchanting of all stories to life as Olivier Award-winning Artistic Director Sean Holmes directs his first ever pantomime: Cinderella.

The Unicorn Theatre's Christmas show, The Prince and The Pauper is a lively adaptation by Jemma Kennedy of Mark Twain's classic story of confused identities.

Fasten your seatbelts, the smash hit comedy troupe Slightly Fat Features are cavorting back into London with a hilarious new show at The Pleasance, Islington.