UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 76

The Young Vic Theatre has announced the inaugural season from new Artistic Director and CEO Nadia Fall.

Sudha Bhuchar will bring her one woman show Evening Conversations to OSO Arts Centre this May, following its critically praised run at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Soho Theatre, and more.

The UK's leading Carpenters show, featuring the voice of Maggie Nestor and eight top-class musicians, captures the talents of Richard and Karen Carpenter at the Stephen Joseph Theatre next month.

English National Opera has announced the appointment of André de Ridder as its new Music Director and unveils details of its programme for the 2025/26 Season.

Six years after its sold out critically acclaimed world premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe and London transfer, outrageous MUSIK by writer Jonathan Harvey and Pet Shop Boys Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe is to return to London.

 LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL will tour the UK and Ireland in 2026, coming to Wolverhampton Grand Theatre in fall 2026.

Music Theatre International has announced the line-up for this year's MTI Junior Theatre Festival Europe (JTF Europe), to be held at the ICC in Birmingham this month.

East London Shakespeare Festival (ELSF) has announced the cast for its 2025 production, As You Like It, which will tour to 18 parks and open spaces to entertain family audiences across east London and beyond.

The CoLab Network has announced that rising stars Jeevan Braich and Marianthe Panas will soon be starring in their own cabaret, HERE I AM – Celebrating the Songs that got us Here, at The Phoenix Arts Club.

The New Vic Theatre will produce the world premiere production of Whatever Happened to Phoebe Salt by Arthur Berry this May.

Award-winning Flabbergast Theatre will return to Wilton’s Music Hall with a dreamlike, raw and unconventional take on Shakespeare’s iconic tale of star-crossed lovers.

Touring theatre company The John Godber Company have announced that their autumn tour this year will be 'Black Tie Ball' written and directed by John Godber.

This July, Pitlochry Festival Theatre will stage a new production of Patrick Barlow’s hilarious Olivier and Tony Award winning stage adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic 1935 spy thriller, The 39 Steps.

Brighton Fringe is the perfect breeding ground for improvisational comedy, and there’s plenty of it scattered across the city.