Lofthouse has used her lived experience to write Licking Your Feet Feeding You Grapes which, amongst other things, pays ...

River Tours: The Avon is the sixth instalment of Stan’s Cafe’s ongoing River Tours project which has previously visited the ...

Five dancers have joined Birmingham Royal Ballet for the 2026–27 season. After completing their time with sister company BRB2 ...

As in London, TV and film stars are often the biggest attractions. A star-studded revival of Jon Robin Baitz’s Other Desert ...

Drama, sci-fi horror and a ghost story are among the attractions in the autumn and winter season in Birmingham Rep’s two ...

Artists from across the globe will present works never before performed in the UK when Fierce Festival 2026 takes over venues ...

Condoms and Cucumbers offers Salfordians a rare chance to feel socially superior; Tom Stocks, who writes and performs as The ...

Carrie Hope Fletcher plays Jenna, waitress and chief pie maker at Old Joe’s Pie Diner, somewhere in the southern states of ...

Ill is an intense and deeply personal look at the consequences of caring too deeply. There is eccentric, observational humour ...

Author Tom Peters faces a number of challenges with his play The Boys We Were. The most obvious being to persuade the ...

Legally Blonde is one of those interesting cases—like Little Shop of Horrors or Hairspray, for instance—where the theatrical adaptation has, in some circles, arguably eclipsed the screen version in ...

When threats from an unknown stalker continue to come her way, Marron’s management hires former Secret Service agent turned ...