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The Delaunay, in partnership with the Royal Theatrical Fund, will host an exclusive evening with acclaimed actor Russell Tovey, as part of its ‘The Delaunay Presents, An Evening With…’ series.

Claybody Theatre is set to cement their future in the heart of one of Stoke-on-Trent's most iconic sites.

This autumn Tron Theatre will present the world premiere of Uma Nada-Rajah’s new play Black Hole Sign, in a co-production with the Traverse Theatre Company, in association with National Theatre of Scotland.

Multidisciplinary artist and researcher Pepa Ubera will present the world premiere of Sadler's Wells co-commission The Machine of Horizontal Dreams at Sadler's Wells East.

The Legends of Them, the award winning show written and performed by the reggae star, leading actor and Brixton luminary Sutara Gayle, has announced a UK tour.

Artsdepot welcomes nine artists and companies to its 10th annual 2025/26 Artist Residency Programme, running throughout autumn 2025 and summer 2026.

New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich has opened applications for a new round of its Associate Artists Programme in a bid to support local diverse talent across Ipswich, Suffolk and East Anglia.

The Women in Theatre Lab, lead on the five year Women in Theatre research project, and Jermyn Street Theatre have announced the Women in Theatre Festival, a new biennial festival celebrating, supporting and amplifying women's voices in theatre.

Full casting has been announced for the UK tour of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith’s Inside No.

Following sold-out runs in New York and San Francisco, Doomers – a razor-sharp dark comedy that probes the emotional and ethical complexities of artificial intelligence and existential risk – comes to London this autumn for a limited run.

PostScript Productions will present rehearsed readings of Richard Nelson’s The Apple Family (Aug.

The 250th anniversary of Bath's favourite writer is celebrated in fitting style with a new stage adaptation of Jane Austen's comedy of manners, Emma.

In How Revolting! Sorry to Offend.

This September, Teatro Vivo will bring a new site-specific theatre experience to Nothe Fort in Weymouth with Orpheus and the Underworld, running September 11–13, 2025.

The UK's only free festival for the creative industries will return this September with a line-up designed to inspire, challenge and connect.

Broadway and television star Kate Skinner is performing Help! I’m Trapped in a One-Woman Show, written by Mark Hampton with Skinner, at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025.

This autumn, world- renowned dance and theatre titans Crystal Pite and Simon McBurney join forces with the dancers of Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) in a culmination of their years-long collaboration Figures in Extinction

Underbelly has announced that the 7th Annual Big Brain Tumour Benefit has raised £15,203 for The Brain Tumour Charity, the world's leading brain tumour charity and the largest dedicated funder of research into brain tumours globally.

This season, the Corn Exchange Newbury will invite audiences on a powerful journey through movement, music, and storytelling, with a programme of dance that celebrates both tradition and bold innovation.

A powerful new outdoor production will be presented by Talawa, the UK’s leading Black British theatre company, as part of the 30th anniversary of Greenwich+Docklands International Festival.

The arts organisation Restoke are bringing three distinctive visiting performances to the beautifully restored Ballroom at Fenton Town Hall this autumn.

The culmination of the brass band season is fast approaching as the UK's top ensembles prepare to compete in two prestigious finals this September and October.

This September, Corn Exchange Newbury’s 101 Outdoor Arts Programme presents Creative Commons, a remarkable weekend of free outdoor arts marking 25 years since Greenham Commons return to public ownership.

The multi-sensory collection, DARKFIELD, is making its debut in Newcastle this September, with its most popular experiences SÉANCE and FLIGHT engulfing audiences in complete darkness and challenging their grasp on reality.

Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre is set to officially launch a new street level bar this week, cementing its huge success since the historic city venue reopened its doors.