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As You Like It: “inventive, original and playful”

The RSC delivers another Shakespearean masterclass, as seen by Jessica Harris.

6 minutes ago 7 October, 2026 in Theatre.

From Las Vegas to life on the canal

Vegas comedian brings unique canal boat show to Stourport.

1 hour ago 7 October, 2026 in Comedy, Theatre, Travel.

Birmingham Rep nominated for UK theatre awards

Sweeney Todd musical heads list of nominations.

2 days ago 5 October, 2026 in Theatre.

Punk Days: “a powerful tribute to freedom”

Jessica Harris watches a timely Dervish Productions performance at the Midlands Arts Centre.

2 days ago 5 October, 2026 in Music, Theatre.

Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2027 season announced

Traditional and modern go together in Stratford productions.

6 days ago 1 October, 2026 in Theatre.

Swan Lake: “both majestic and passionate”

Birmingham Royal Ballet’s epic production at the Hippodrome leaves Jessica Harris mesmerised.

2 weeks ago 25 September, 2026 in Ballet, Dance, Theatre.

Review: Twelve Angry Men – “thoroughly riveting”

Jessica Harris find Birmingham Rep’s production of a twentieth-century class to be unmissable.

23 September, 2026 in Theatre.

Wolverhampton Grand Theatre joins Regional Independent Theatre Alliance

The Grand becomes sixth member of RITA as alliance strengthens voice of independent theatres.

22 September, 2026 in Most recent, Theatre.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Jessica Harris finds this Birmingham Rep production “compelling”.

18 September, 2026 in Books, Theatre.

Sea Change – British Youth Music Theatre

Jessica Harris is enchanted by a Birmingham Hippodrome production.

29 August, 2026 in Theatre.

Principal casting announced for Swan Lake

Birmingham Royal Ballet production returns to Hippodrome.

26 July, 2026 in Ballet, Dance, Music, Theatre.

Lyndhurst Memories – “an important testimonial”

Jessica Harris sees a work in progress at Birmingham Rep.

17 July, 2026 in Community, Theatre.

Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street – “deliciously chilling”

This Birmingham Rep production excites Jessica Harris in more ways than one.

15 July, 2026 in Music, Theatre.

Town Hall and Symphony Hall season announced

Unveiling the August to October 2026 Season at B:Music.

13 July, 2026 in Childrens, Comedy, Family, Film, Music, Television, Theatre.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream – “there is magic in this production”

Jessica Harris watches a child-friendly RSC production.

10 July, 2026 in Childrens, Theatre.

Rep Rising 26 Festival programme announced

The best of young theatrical talent to appear at Birmingham Rep in July.

23 June, 2026 in Festivals, Theatre.

Sir Peter Wright centenary: “an inspiration to dancers and audiences worldwide”

Simon Hale watches a very special birthday party at Birmingham Hippodrome.

21 June, 2026 in Ballet, Dance, Theatre.

Birmingham Hippodrome new season tickets go on sale

New shows on sale include Savage, Singin’ in the Rain, It’s a Sin and Chicago.

18 June, 2026 in Dance, Most recent, Music, Theatre.

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire brings opera to commuters

Operatic fairytales characters take over Birmingham New Street station.

11 June, 2026 in Music, Opera, Theatre, Transport.

Olivier Award-winner to headline Birmingham’s Co-op Congress

Traitors star to speak about high-profile campaign to save theatre.

8 June, 2026 in Community, Television, Theatre.

Bringing science to the masses

Diane Parkes speaks to Brainiac Live! presenter Andy Joyce.

7 June, 2026 in Education, Family, Science & technology, Theatre.

Review: The Tempest – “Branagh at his peak”

Jessica Harris watches a masterwork at the RSC.

31 May, 2026 in Theatre.

Ten Things I Hate About Me – Joe Tracini

Jessica Harris watches a challenging yet uplifting performance at Birmingham Rep.

26 May, 2026 in Health, Theatre.

Review: Blaze of Glory – “masterly craft at work”

Jessica Harris enjoys the Welsh National Opera at Birmingham Hippodrome.

11 May, 2026 in Most recent, Opera, Theatre.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream – “subtle it ain’t”

Jessica Harris enjoys a new Shakespearean interpretation at Birmingham Rep.

1 May, 2026 in Music, Theatre.

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui – “theatrical satire at its best”

The RSC present a prescient tale, watched by Jessica Harris.

24 April, 2026 in Most recent, Theatre.

Review: All The Happy Things – “a whole lot of soul”

Jessica Harris watches an uplifting Birmingham Rep production.

18 April, 2026 in Theatre.

Review: Henry V – “a production filled with insight”

Jessica Harris watches the RSC deliver a royal reminder of warfare and its realities.

25 March, 2026 in Theatre.

Fawlty Towers – The Play: “gloriously chaotic”

Simon Hale has an evening of unashamed nostalgia at the Alexandra Theatre.

18 March, 2026 in Most recent, Television, Theatre.

Review: Myra’s Story – “an emotional journey”

Jessica Harris is at Birmingham Rep for a powerful solo performance.

16 March, 2026 in Theatre.

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