UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 807

The Play That Goes Wrong, the West End's Olivier Award winning box office hit, today announces the full cast for its 2018 UK Tour.

New Theatre Royal in Portsmouth is set to produce its first in-house Christmas production since its re-opening in 2015, with a new adaptation of the classic romantic fable - Beauty and the Beast.

Theatre Royal Stratford East announces three shows opening at the theatre next year - Cirque Berserk, Shebeen and Sleeping Beauty.

The show may not open until tomorrow but Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is already proving so popular with St Helens audiences that producers have decided to extend its run.

From Saturday 9 December-Saturday 6 January, The Albany Theatre will be transformed into Toad Hall to play host to Mike Kenny's adaptation of The Wind in the Willows.

The Papatango New Writing Prize, now in its tenth year, opens for submissions today, 1 December 2017, until midnight on 28 February 2018.

Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company announces casting for Kenneth Alan Taylor's pantomime Cinderella.

Inspired by the prolific author and writer Hans Christian Andersen and reimagined and presented by 2Faced Dance Company, What the Moon Saw is a new magical dance and circus show suitable for young children, their families, teachers and friends.

Bold and provocative, Good Girl tells the darkly comic coming of age tale of GG, a good girl who finds herself in a bad situation.

The inaugural Greenwich Wintertime Festival will launch this December, set in the stunning grounds of Sir Christopher Wren's riverside masterpiece, Old Royal Naval College, and against the backdrop of the iconic Cutty Sark.

Internationally renowned Warrington-born musician Peter Price has announced a home town performance this December.

Theatre Royal Stratford East presents RAPUNZEL now through January 13.

Jay Cameron, an emerging composer and lyricist of musical theatre based in Edinburgh, would like to extend to you an invitation to a showcase of his music, taking place in the intimate setting of The 1901 Arts Club in London on Monday 11 December 2017 at 8.

The East of England's only dedicated circus centre run by professional circus performers has reached a significant milestone in its crowdfunder appeal thanks to Norwich City Council.

Celebrated blues-rock guitarist and singer-songwriter Joe Bonamassa has been confirmed to play at the Hampton Court Palace Festival on Tuesday 12th June 2018.

In March, The Yard kicks off its spring season with the premiere of a new play written by Yard Artistic Associate Josh Azouz, in a long-awaited return after the critically-acclaimed The Mikvah Project in 2015 (Time Out, The Stage).

The UK Premiere of There or Here, from the producers of the 2013 hit Yellow Face (Park Theatre/National Theatre transfer), will open the PARK90 2018 season.

Following sell-out shows in London, Paris and Beijing, director Marianne Badrichani and actress Edith Vernes reunite for a world premiere, a new devised show including various short plays by eminent French playwright Sacha Guitry on the 60th anniversary of his death, celebrating his undying admirati

The legendary Joanna Lumley will embark on her first ever live tour, IT'S ALL ABOUT ME, in autumn 2018.

Co-Artistic Directors of Morphic Graffiti, Luke Fredericks and Stewart Charlesworth, today announce their new adaptation of William Wycherley's restoration comedy The Country Wife.

Box of Tricks announces full casting for their forthcoming tour of their sold-out 2016 production of Becky Prestwich's nostalgic tale of love over fish and chips with a side order of some Northern soul - Chip Shop Chips.

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Nanking massacre, as well as the first production at the Finborough Theatre building in its 150th anniversary year, the European premiere of Into the Numbers by multi-award-winning American playwright Christopher Chen opens at the Finborough Theatre for a fo

Registered charity, Birmingham Repertory Theatre has announced a joint fundraising partnership with Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

Christmas is coming (oh yes it is!) which can only mean one thing, it's panto time! This year's festive treat at the Queen's Theatre Hornchurch, Beauty and the Beast is the fastest-selling pantomime in the theatre's history.

In the final show at Theatre N16's Balham home at the Bedford pub, Tim Crowther's first full-length play about dealing with grief, 'tis unmanly grief, looks into the big messages of how men don't speak about their emotions and the important role women play in the world.