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Review: The Play That Goes Wrong

Richard Lutz watches a perfect rendition of an absolute tour de farce. 

31 March, 2018 in Art and Leisure, Comedy, Most recent, Theatre.

Review: Macbeth at Stratford

Richard Lutz watches an up to the minute production at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. But does it work? he asks.

29 March, 2018 in Most recent, Theatre.

Cracking events at Artrix this Easter

Family fun for the holidays.

20 March, 2018 in Childrens, Dance, Family, Theatre.

Review: Ballet British Columbia

Richard Lutz takes his pew for the Canadian dance troupe.

17 March, 2018 in Birmingham, Dance, Most recent, Theatre, What's on.

Review: Up N Under

Richard Lutz takes to the terraces for a classic comedy at the Rep.

13 March, 2018 in Most recent, Theatre, What's on.

If the hat fits

Birmingham Rep to hold grand sale of theatrical costumes.

13 March, 2018 in Theatre.

The greatest show on earth

Birmingham the venue for burlesque fundraiser.

27 February, 2018 in Theatre.

Shopping theatre festival for Coventry

Theatre, performance and play in shops and spaces, precincts and places.

22 February, 2018 in Family, Festivals, Theatre.

Local actress seeks help getting show to Edinburgh

Funding request for show to be staged at Fringe.

6 February, 2018 in Comedy, Theatre.

Old Rep launches theatre tours

Rare chance to see behind the scenes at century-old venue.

31 January, 2018 in Community, Theatre.

Oh yes it is!

Cadbury World reopens with panto magic.

20 January, 2018 in Family, Theatre.

New theatre for 2018 from Theatre Absolute

Coventry theatres announce groundbreaking productions.

10 January, 2018 in Theatre.

A Christmas Willow

Birmingham children to perform at Crescent theatre.

14 December, 2017 in Childrens, Christmas, Theatre.

New Christmas musical premieres in Birmingham

Conservatoire student follows in family tradition with festive play.

4 December, 2017 in Christmas, Family, Theatre.

New Crescent production gets BAME cast

Director urges theatres to ignore colour blind casting.

30 November, 2017 in Theatre.

Old Rep invites audiences down the rabbit hole

Relaxed performance of Christmas play scheduled.

25 November, 2017 in Christmas, Family, Theatre.

Rep to set tails wagging

Theatre launches fundraising efforts for hearing dogs.

21 November, 2017 in Charities, Christmas, Family, Theatre.

Let the countdown begin…

Mr Silly Pancake flips to the moon!

14 November, 2017 in Childrens, Christmas, Theatre.

Businesses and public asked to gift a ticket this Christmas

Campaign aims to provide theatre tickets for local children.

4 November, 2017 in Christmas, Community, Theatre.

Wanted: 101 Donations!

Birmingham Rep appeals for 101 donations this Christmas.

3 November, 2017 in Charities, Christmas, Theatre.

Theatre lite

One woman play tackles the subject of body image during Black History Month at Artrix.

11 October, 2017 in Community, Theatre.

Warwick Arts Centre’s temporary theatre opens

Goose Nest will host productions during major renovation.

11 October, 2017 in Theatre.

Birmingham Rep announces details of BEDLAM Festival 2017

Events aim to celebrate arts and wellbeing.

6 October, 2017 in Community, Festivals, Theatre.

The men behind the Madness

Talking to Suggs from Madness and writer Tom Firth about musicals and the middle of our street.

3 October, 2017 in Most recent, Music, Theatre.

Coriolanus review: When mother knows best

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a story about power and the inability to compromise.

29 September, 2017 in Most recent, Theatre, What's on.

Can we really escape from our past?

New play by Birmingham writer premieres at The REP.

14 September, 2017 in Theatre.

Bite Size Festival promises a feast of mini-performances

New work to be showcased at Warwick Arts Centre.

7 September, 2017 in Festivals, Theatre.

Artrix announced as dementia friendly venue

Notification for arts centre ahead of funny and fearless performance this autumn.

21 August, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Community, Theatre.

Library of Birmingham to partner Rep

Collaboration aims to expand commercial activities.

18 July, 2017 in Education, Theatre.

Theatre performance puts poetry on stage at Artrix

New adaptations of classic poems by acclaimed theatre company.

30 June, 2017 in Poetry, Theatre.

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