The History of Paper – Pitlochry Festival Theatre ★★★★★
Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson follow a paper trail to Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson follow a paper trail to Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Moira Buffini imagines the behind-closed-door clashes between Margaret Thatcher and Queen Elizabeth II in ‘Handbagged’
Shakespeare’s Latin love story heats up with the flamboyance of flamenco
Micheál Mac Liammóir’s witty and heart-rending biographical drama ‘The Importance of Being Oscar’ comes to London’s Park Theatre this summer.
‘The Cherry Orchard’ is a timeless tale of the human reluctance to change.
Music may be the hook, but Jonathan Caren’s ‘Hit Machine’ is really an exploration of the messy harmony and discord of brotherhood.
Simon Stone’s full-length, full-bodied gore-fest ‘The Oresteia’ arrives at the Bridge Theatre on this long, hot summer.
Sally Hughes brings Pörtner’s hair-brained criminal sitcom ‘Shear Madness’ to The Mill at Sonning’s dinner theatre this summer.
The true story of a small Yorkshire Women’s Institute became a global sensation and now comes home to Scarborough as an award-winning musical, ‘Calendar Girls The Musical’
Featuring live music from local brass bands, Leeds Playhouse revives ‘Brassed Off’ on stage thirty years after the film won people’s hearts