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You can't even complete the simple act of signing for a parcel these days without receiving an email asking for feedback on
The rendition of The Twelve Days of Christmas at the end of this year's Churchill Theatre panto is one of the funniest sequences
Glyn Maxwell has freely adapted Enid Blyton's Secret Seven canon, selecting his favourite elements from the books to form a seasonal story
Tightly packed and highly ambitious, Callisto: A Queer Epic weaves together four heterogeneous stories of same-sex relationships from across the ages: 17th-century
Three decades since its last major staging, George Bernard Shaw's Misalliance is set to be produced at the Orange Tree Theatre. Al
In Denise Deegan's boarding school favourite, scholarship student Daisy embarks on her first year at Grangewood, beset on all sides by snobbish
Actor and television presenter Keith Chegwin, familiarly known by his nickname Cheggers, has died at the age of 60. His death at
The producers of Hamilton have reported that an innovative paperless ticketing system aimed at combating touts has “exceeded expectations”. The musical began
"They laughed at me when I said I wanted to be a jester. Well, they're not laughing now," quips Sean Dodd's clown.
Swansea's Grand Theatre could go dark for a month each year to save the local council money. The city council, which owns
After stellar success last year with Pinocchio the same creative team returns to Scarborough with a radically different take on A Christmas
Phil Willmott has set himself a challenge by adapting the story of Beauty and the Beast for Newbury Corn Exchange's pantomime, given
The performer has a varied CV that includes presenting for CBeebies, performing in the West End and working in commercials. She tells
Last week, The Stage revealed how a theatre producer watching a West End show was allegedly punched for confronting a fellow audience
While the inclusion of audience interaction " plenty of enthusiastic call and response " and the use of a classic fairytale has
A scene of festive detritus " the aftermath of a student party at an Oxford College " is the setting for the
This is the second stage adaptation of Alexander Mackendrick’s tired old Ealing comedy to reach Ipswich this year, but where Peter Rowe’s
The Slave of the Ring is a single mum on a zero hours contract so when Abanazar beckons, she sends the kids
Caryl Churchill has contributed to the rewriting of several Christmas carols that were performed at the British Museum by a 100-strong group
National Theatre director Rufus Norris has claimed a move towards better black representation in larger theatre institutions has to "move a bit
Panto has finally found its feet in the vast and challenging space of Derby Arena. Derby LIVE has brought in the thoroughly
The city of Bath, famous for its Georgian architecture and sanctification of Jane Austen, is not the natural environment for pantomime. Accordingly,
In his memoirs, Arthur Conan Doyle expressed regret for not granting Dr Watson any sense of humour. This unabashedly comic adaptation of
“Don’t be a prick at Christmas” is the jauntily sung take-home message of Thirty Christmases, Jonny Donahoe’s intimate, funny and heartbreaking confessional
Actors including Noma Dumezweni, Celia Imrie and Jemma Redgrave swapped treading the boards for waiting tables as part of a charity event
