Review: Feed the Beast

Richard Lutz at Birmingham Rep on a new political play opening just before the election

Oh What A Lovely War comes to REP

Revival of legendary musical to end national tour in Birmingham.

Review: Death of a Salesman

Richard Lutz reviews a modern American classic which pulls no punches

Old Joint Stock presents WWI play

Five Women. One War. One Purpose.

Coming to Artrix

There’s a mixed bag coming up at at the Artrix Arts Centre.

Funding initiative for Old Rep

MPs and local businesses Dedicate a Seat with Birmingham Ormiston Academy.

My Father and other Superheroes

Drum performance for story of fatherhood spanning Uganda, Saudi Arabia, Kenya and the UK.

First Bite Festival launched

Midlands companies chosen to present extracts and new ideas as part of a one day festival of fresh new theatre.

Women’s Work is almost done

Heritage play takes place on Sunday.

Leamington performances for medical charities

Stars turn out for a series of Human Aid performances.

One in twelve

New theatre from Kali gives voice to victims of honour violence.

You should be dancing

Terry Wills dons his white suit for the latest bout of Saturday Night Fever.

Student production for city centre theatre

BOA present Betty Blue Eyes at the Old Rep.

Review: Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense

Richard Lutz watches PG Wodehouse properly turned on its head at the Rep.

Election launch for theatre

Local young performers bring punchy political festival to the REP.

Coming up at Artrix

Music, theatre and something very different.

Review: The King’s Speech

Richard Lutz listens in to the staging of an Oscar-winning film now playing at the Birmingham Rep

West End star gives lessons to students

Drama students learn from acting masterclass.

Review: The Honeyman

There’s nothing like a warm play, a thoughtful studio piece, to get you through mid-winter, writes Richard Lutz.

Coming up at Artrix

There’s a mixed bag this month.

Women’s Work

Women & Theatre encouraging local people to get involved in their new WW1 project.

Debut play for poet announced

Highly-anticipated first play by Birmingham writer Steven Camden to be staged at Rep.

Heading to Neverland

Students to perform classic childrens play.

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Terry Wills enjoys the latest production of an old favourite.

Review: Oppenheimer

Richard Lutz watches a tour de force that looks at the life of the father of the A-bomb.

Rep heads to Narnia for Christmas 2015

It starts earlier every year.

New festival arrives on the scene

Birmingham to host UK’s finest cabaret talent.

Rep gives opportunities to young artists

2015 Foundry scheme forges ahead.

Coming up at Artrix

Theatre on film is the way to go.

Birmingham lawyers take the stage

Charity performance of legal play.