For the third time in ten years, Derby Theatre is producing A Christmas Carol, described in the programme as a “timeless tale of redemption which captures

The theatrical setting of Noel Streatfeild’s Ballet Shoes, a favourite children’s book ever since its publication in 1936, makes it a great choice for this year’s

From ‘umble Cockney flower girl to polished pronunciation fit for a princess, My Fair Lady is one of the classic rags-to-riches stories loved by many, its place

Conceived as a ‘concert opera’, with a libretto by Respighi’s friend and collaborator Claudio Guastalla, Maria Egiziaca is more like a twentieth century mystery play

A Christmas Carol or, to give it its full title, Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story, at the Birmingham Rep is super. Adapted

It’s Christmas Eve, the Las Vegas flight has been delayed, and die-hard Elvis fans, cousins Frankie and Marty, find themselves at a loose end in

Back in the West End after last year’s Sleeping Beauty Takes a Prick!, He’s Behind You brings its fresh take on Jack and the Beanstalk to the Charing

Sarah Kane meets The Burnt City in this brutal and cheeky retelling of Jason and Medea’s relationship. Lost Dog’s seasonal revival of its twist on the classics

On entering the theatre, the audience is blinded by silver in Grace Smart’s design, with a silver disc for a stage surrounded by small mirrors

In the north of England between 1990 and into the 2010s, hundred of young girls were subjected to grooming and sexual exploitation by predatory men.

There is nothing ‘little’ about The Little Mermaid; in fact it is a mega, magical, mesmerising show. Lightning, a cascade of falling bursting bubbles, a flashing

Cirencester’s gem of a theatre goes from strength to strength. While most provincial theatres are happy to stick with the tried and tested family pantomimes