UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 844

Confirmation bias: also called confirmatory bias or myside bias, the tendency to search for, interpret, favour, and recall information in a way that confirms one's pre-existing beliefs or hypotheses.

International theatre company Bilimankhwe Arts presents their new production of Shakespeare's The Tempest, directed by artistic director Kate Stafford and designed by Hazel Albarn, on UK tour in Autumn 2017.

KidsFest returns to Stanley Park this weekend with a day packed of exciting free, fun activities for all the family.

Whet your appetite in a thoroughly gin-soaked way with Mother's Ruin: A Cabaret About Gin, performed by Australia's hottest cabaret stars and served with Australia's finest gin.

After the massive success of its initial launch earlier in the year, Lovehistory return with Trial By Jury with a brand new court-case next week.

The Collective present Ego as part of the Camden Fringe 2017 at The Lion and Unicorn (42-44 Gaisford Street, NW5 2ED), running August 16-18 2017, 18:30 (duration: 1h).

Following a critically acclaimed and sell-out tour across Wales last year, The Revlon Girl will come to PARK90 in September after a run at the Edinburgh Festival which is supported by The Arts Council of Wales.

To mark 70 years of partition between India and Pakistan, the Belgrade Theatre is delighted to be bringing a new adaptation of Pink Sari Revolution to the stage this October.

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

Theatre by the Lake's Summer Season continues with the world premiere of Remarkable Invisible by award-winning American writer Laura Eason, featuring Matt Addis, Ian Barritt, Eliza Hunt and Alice Selwyn.

Celebrating the 150th birthday of novelist and playwright John Galsworthy, the first professional UK production in 85 years of Windows by John Galsworthy opens at the Finborough Theatre for a three-week limited season on Tuesday, 22 August 2017 (Press Nights: Thursday, 24 August and Friday, 25 Augus

A single spotlight illuminates a detective stood under a streetlight, fog swirls around his feet as he lights his cigar, a saxophone player leans against a brick wall playing jazz that echoes around the streets.

Doctor Faustus, written by Christopher Marlowe, is the timeless tale of a man who is prepared to sell his soul to the devil in return for incredible power.

The countdown is now on until Manchester audiences are taken on a magical journey with the talented cast of musical PIPPIN, which opens in less than two weeks.

'I saw the pale student of unhallowed arts kneeling beside the thing he had put together.

Pop-Up Opera return this autumn with Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel.

Fresh from a five star award-nominated (Offie nominations for Most Promising New Playwright and Best Female Performance) run at Soho Theatre, All The Things I Lied About is a fearlessly honest show for the post-truth era.

The Stephen Joseph Theatre this year celebrates 60 years of association with one of the greats of world theatre, Alan Ayckbourn.

"My first supervisor was a African girl named Ann, and she had the nerve to tell me that I don't have a right to call myself African American.

It was on the 2nd of February 1968 at the world-famous Marquee Club in Wardour Street that Jethro Tull first performed under that name.

A fascinating exhibition on Warrington's brewing history also offers support and inspiration for those living with alcohol addiction.

Ancient Greece's greatest epic story The Odyssey comes to London this summer as a thrilling 3-part open-air theatre experience played out in The Scoop amphitheatre overlooking Tower Bridge - and it's completely free.

Artists and photographers are being invited to enter this year's Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival Open exhibition competitions.

One of Warrington's biggest ambassadors is celebrating 40 years of working at the town's museum.

'Casa', meaning home in Spanish and Portuguese is exactly what CASA is: a home for Latin American theatre and culture in the UK where artists, audiences and participants of all backgrounds are welcome.