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The tour includes two stunning operas and favourites of the Glyndebourne repertoire.

Through Creative Individuals Norfolk #2 the Festival will make five commissions of £5,000 each to deliver a project called Posters Pamphlets and Other Paraphernalia.

Boasting a stellar international cast of elite athletes and artists including: the two-time world champion BMX Flatlander Peter Sore, two champion break-dancers Bboy Chris and Bboy Daz, internationally acclaimed basketball freestyler Trickstar, and the world renowned cyr wheel artist Josh Curtis.

Grenfell: Value Engineering – Scenes From The Inquiry sets out to discover why the devastating fire of 14 June 2017 happened after the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower, and who was responsible for the deaths of 72 people.

Tickets for the upcoming season will be on sale from Wednesday 7 July at midday.

Celebrities including Jim Broadbent and David Walliams have joined forces to encourage everyone to get their COVID-19 vaccines in a new uplifting film released today [Saturday 3rd July].

'Avery Street' is a fast paced, character based sketch comedy show that takes a look into the lives of residents of a seemingly typical British street.

Kids Week, the long-running audience development scheme offering free London theatre tickets for children throughout August, got off to a phenomenal start after going on sale this week, with families showing their loyalty and support for the initiative as they plan for a return to theatre this summe

Adam Woodyatt and Gaynor Faye star as ‘Tom Bryce’ and ‘Kellie Bryce’ in the World Premiere stage production of the Peter James best-selling novel “LOOKING GOOD DEAD”.

The 25th Anniversary production at The Barn Theatre, currently rehearsing in Belfast, will star Northern Irish actors Shaun Blaney as Jake and Gerard McCabe as Charlie with direction by Matthew McElhinney.

It’s 1978.

Smack bang in the middle of nowhere (or was it somewhere on the legendary Route 66?) two women are thrown together by chance.

What drives a person to rebel? What is the journey a citizen has to take before they decide to disobey the laws of their own country? From psychiatrists to vicars, classroom assistants to actors - What is their story?

From 17 July, Fellowship Square's launch season will take place over weekends, bringing together talent from the worlds of comedy, performance, poetry, visual arts, music, fashion, film, food and crafts, culminating in the 'Fellowship Feast' Community Picnic on 14 August.

Tickets are on sale now, with early booking advised.

Liverpool Theatre Festival runs between Wednesday 1 September and Sunday 12 September 2021.

A Jerusalem-born musician and theatre maker tells of her upbringing in 1980s Israel, and a politically-charged tale of a drunken one-night stand.

Learn about how to purchase tickets for all of the upcoming performances here!

Elton John: It’s a Little Bit Funny stars Martin Kaye and his band, directed by Ben Stock, written by Chris Burgess, musical arrangements by Andy Collyer, production design by Ben M.

Aidan Sadler, an up and coming queer comedy cabaret artist.

Renowned Middle Child are launching a new artist development programme, Recover, Restart  and Reimagine.

Following Julia Burbach and Peter Selwyn’s thrilling version of Wagner’s ‘Das Rheingold’ in 2019, Arcola is producing the first London performances of Jonathan Dove’s acclaimed reduction of  ‘Die Walküre’ since its Birmingham premiere in the 1990s, when it caused a sensation.

Logan Dankworth, newspaper columnist and Twitter warrior, grew up romanticising the political turmoil of the 1980s.

Manchester International Festival (MIF), returns with a vibrant programme of original new work from across the spectrum of visual and performing arts and music by artists from over 20 countries.

Learn more about the upcoming digital offerings, including Ithaca and Kill Me Now.