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Woolton Picture House stages 12 Days of Christmas this December

It’s nearly three decades since Ghost swept all before it at the box office and powered the Righteous Brothers to the top of the charts....

Stephen Sondheim’s dark musical masterpiece turns the big 4-0 this year, and that alone would be a good enough reason for this spare and...

After MPs expenses, Mozart and the Middle East, Mark Thomas turns to another topic that’s close to his heart – and vents his spleen with...

Sometimes, as the cast of Hair would tell you, you’ve just got to let the sunshine in – and this Thursday night programme at the Phil did...

There are two things that are hard to believe about Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake. One is that next year this modern classic is a...

The Wizard of Oz celebrates its 80th birthday this year, so it’s no surprise there are so many theatres laying down a yellow brick road....

The harpsichord and its kissing cousins the virginal and spinet have become synonymous with the sound of the 17th and early 18th century...

Racial tensions simmer both inside and outside the home in this vibrant but uncomfortable family drama from Eclipse Theatre Company....

Luke Barnes’ sharply funny yet pin-droppingly poignant coming-of-age story was a hit when Hiding Place Theatre staged it at Hope Street...

On paper it seems like a writer’s colourful fantasy. And yet Kinky Boots is based (albeit loosely) on actual events in the capital of...