Dick Whittington at the London Palladium " review round-up
Last year, pantomime producing giants Qdos brought festive fun back to the London Palladium with its gloriously excessive Cinderella, which saw seasoned
Last year, pantomime producing giants Qdos brought festive fun back to the London Palladium with its gloriously excessive Cinderella, which saw seasoned
Kate Marlais has been announced as the Cameron Mackintosh resident composer for 2018. Marlais will be placed at the Lyric Hammersmith for
Proving that there's more to panto than celebrity casting and big budgets, Sleeping Trees' Cinderella and the Beanstalk is small in scale
Mark Cox’s all-too-brief Beauty and the Beast is a feast of fart gags, local references, and audience participation with a scream of
Packing something for everyone into a joyfully unified whole is no mean feat. Sixteen years in to producing Eastbourne Theatres' in-house panto,
Little green men, intergalactic radio broadcasts and a baby in a suitcase do not make for conventional Christmas theatre. However, Lucy and
This is the 10th time that Gary Turner has donned the hook of Peter Pan’s arch nemesis for UK Productions and at
Jessica Lazar is directing the upcoming revival of Steven Berkoff's East at the King's Head Theatre, where the play made its London
This is the latest and finest collaboration between Curve and Rose Theatre Kingston. Children's theatre doesn't come much better than Roald Dahl
Nottingham Playhouse has built up a strong tradition of lovingly created theatre for small children. There's lots to excite and nothing to
Ken Ludwig's take on Conan Doyle's most famous mystery story is given crack-shot treatment here under Loveday Ingram's direction. With five actors
Nearly theatre quarters of respondents to a poll by The Stage do not think front of house staff are doing enough to
Theatres creating potentially controversial work can now receive training on how to handle sensitive subjects, as part of a new scheme from
The Glasgow Citizens Theatre has received a grant of £4.8 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund towards its £19.8 million redevelopment project.
Every aspect of the theatre experience has been carefully considered in Hush-A-Bye, a gently interactive show for children aged three to five (there's a
Part of a year-long celebration of Oscar Wilde at the Vaudeville, Wilde Creatures takes a look at the writer's lesser known works " his fairy
The cast makes the panto, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the New Theatre in Cardiff strikes gold with a
Bristol, Blackpool and London are among six 'cities of circus' that have been selected as part of a UK-wide celebration to mark
Last week, the Royal Court in London announced it had decided to cancel a planned run of Rita, Sue and Bob Too
Few pantomimes command as much loyalty " from actors and from audiences " as the York Theatre Royal's festive offering. 2017 marks
Joan Aiken's The Wolves of Willoughby Chase (first published in 1962) is a tale that has it all: intrepid orphans, a manor
Ebony Feare trained at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts and has worked in theatre, television and radio since graduating. She is currently
It's the time of the year when I'm out on panto patrol, checking out those beanstalks and gazing wondrously at the Aladdin's
Pop-up theatre company Good Chance is to open a new temporary venue at a refugee welcome centre in Paris. This will see
Welcome to The Jungle. Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson's debut full-length play " a co-production from the Young Vic, the National and