The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is only a month away, and as the countdown begins, we're showcasing some of the strong themes ...

Then and Now: Leon Bibb explores the echoes of vaudeville at Cleveland's Variety Theatre. The Variety Theatre, once a vibrant vaudeville hub in Cleveland, is seeking a revival under new ownership.

Six The Musical at Vaudeville Theatre, London | Thu 03 July 2025: Find event lineups and buy tickets in our 'What's On at Vaudeville Theatre London ' events Guide ...

All weekend Polygon Live comes to Crystal Palace. BANK HOLIDAY: Just two weeks after the Easter long weekend, we've another bank holiday weekend. If you're lucky enough to have three days off work ...

Like the stage show, the filmed version (recorded at the Vaudeville Theatre) shines a light on the six original wives. The cast each give their own personal take on how they watched the stage show ...

Six The Musical Live! will be released in cinemas in the UK and Ireland on April 6. Tickets are on sale now from Today Tix , LoveTheatre and London Theatre among others. Deals that might interest you ...

Six has unveiled a new Jane Seymour joining its West End cast. The histo-remix musical, which shares the testimonies of the six wives of Henry VIII through the lens of a modern-day girl group concert, ...

The seating capacity of 750 means the Royal Exchange accommodates more people than six West End theatres do (Criterion, Duchess, Duke of York’s, Fortune, St Martin’s and Vaudeville).

Over the PA in a darkened theatre, as a prologue to this hour, he tells us about watching TV with his family as a small boy. One night in 1998, he heard a sound he’d rarely heard before: his ...

Constellations is a play told in fractures. Scenes crack apart and remake themselves constantly, a series of possible versions of the romance of Marianne (quantum theory enthusiast) and Roland (bee ...

A project exploring home reconstruction through the use of local materials is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Pratt Institute.

Anthony Akerman explains what drew him to Roy Campbell and takes the reader on a literary pilgrimage that ends in a remote Portuguese hillside cemetery.