Ten years after the première of The Kite Runner, one of Nottingham Playhouse’s most successful productions, the theatre looks destined to repeat that success with

A compilation of Leonard Cohen’s iconic songs, poems, musings and a dance homage to the man who died 7 November 2016, but before he died,

A compilation of Leonard Cohen’s iconic songs, poems, musings and a dance homage to the man who died 7 November 2016, but before he died,

Stories help us make sense of the world, cope with trauma, cheer us up in difficult times and even give us an extra push to

It must be a dream come true for a playwright to be given the opportunity to take another look at one of his or her

The Jacobean tale of Faustus is given a modern reworking in Francesca Goodridge’s pleasingly dark production which retains the element of the diabolical pact of

It was a newspaper ad for Thomas Cook that caught Jules Verne’s eye and prompted him to write one of the world’s great travel stories.

My Son’s A Queer (but what can you do?) premièred at the Turbine in 2021 and has been seen at the Edinburgh Festival and in

After successfully cruising the 555 bus route from Lancaster to Keswick in Ladies That Bus, pretty much the same team of theatremakers now get their

Why Feste? You’d never guess from watching the ninety-minute, no interval, goings-on at a rich mansion with caretaker, housekeeper, maître d, waiters, deliverymen and a

A pedestrian and predictable reach-for-the-stars story wrapped in sequins, rictus smiles and plenty of vests, Strictly Ballroom: The Musical is clearly popular with nigh-on full

With its multiple murders and mutilation performed on stage, Shakespeare’s early play seems tp have been a box-office hit with its bloodthirsty first audiences but