Birmingham Weekender update

Festival is the result of a new and unique partnership between Birmingham’s retail and cultural sectors.

Gonna make you a star

Birmingham Rep to create training programme for actors.

Taste and Liquor – from strength to strength

Food, music, culture, theatre – they’re all coming together.

The 42nd Street Experience

Terry Wills watches a host of future musical stars.

Stars of the future

New Alexandra Theatre Stage Experience presents 42nd Street.

Theatre show in fully functioning hotel in Birmingham

Rep in novel production of atmospheric thriller.

Coming to Artix

An old favourite and an older production.

Coming to Artrix

Regency romping and family fun.

Martineau Gardens to present Hamlet

Shakespeare play for Edgbaston beauty spot.

Volunteer performers appeal for Anita and Me

If you’ve ever wanted to appear on the big stage, read on.

Local students exhibition at mac birmingham

Art school experience produces summer show.

Anita & Me to debut at Birmingham Rep

Cast announced For stage premiere of best-selling novel.

Coming up at Artix

Comedy, music and family events at Bromsgrove’s arts centre.

Birmingham Weekender programme released

Line-up for city arts fest.

Review: Dead Simple

Terry Wills enjoys a “good, old-fashioned whodunnit” at the Alex.

One Year Off

New play presents a nation deprived of its greatest passion.

Young Rep alumna premieres new play

Show presents insight into social media.

Painted elephants on parade for Lichfield Festival

Multi-arts event to showcase city.

Rep fundraising gala raises £20,000

Community projects to benefit from charity event.

Artrix line-up

There’s the usual varied line-up coming to the Artrix Arts venue in Bromsrove.

Youngsters take centre stage in Coventry

Festival of Theatre By and For Young People at Belgrade Theatre.

Review: Othello

Richard Lutz reviews a classic take on Shakespeare’s tragedy about jealousy, race and deceit

Birmingham Fest 2015 line up announced

Birmingham Fest is back , and the Old Joint Stock Theatre’s line up is bigger than ever.

Review: The Siege

Richard Lutz reviews a play that emerges from the refugee camps of the West Bank.

Palestinian theatre company to make Birmingham debut

Rep date will be part of first UK tour.

Coming up at Artrix

Comedy, theatre and opera.

Review : Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Terry Wills watches a musical adaptation of a smash cinema hit.

Open air theatre comes to Fort Dunlop

Performances herald beginning of summer events.

Review: Oh What A Lovely War

It’s into the trenches as the lions are led by donkeys. Richard Lutz grabs his tin helmet at the Birmingham Rep for this biting First World War satire.

Coming up at Artrix

Comedy, music and theatre.