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Category Archive: Drama
How To Win Against History, Seiriol Davies’ sell-out show from Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016, will will be at […]
The new season of Live and Local shows are already underway and coming to a village hall near […]
I was expecting a great night out from Derby Theatre’s autumn production but it was so much more […]
A story as ubiquitous to generations of Welsh people as Shakespeare is to the classrooms and stages of England, […]
The story behind the new drama Bess: The Commoner Queen is almost as fascinating as the life of […]
Ambitions to star in a world famous musical? Then here’s your chance at Buxton Opera House. Buxton Opera […]
The much-loved musical comedy Hairspray comes to Buxton as part of a new national tour by the show’s […]
We were privileged last night to be able to watch a piece of extraordinary theatre at Derby thanks […]
A powerful new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations is the new season opener at Derby Theatre. Playing the […]
Derby Festé boasts a celebration of different cultures in a two-day outdoor entertainment spectacular. This year’s festival will […]
Pupils from a Derbyshire school are to feature in a film being used as part of a production […]
Defiant, bold and jubilant. That’s Reasons to be Cheerful, the show that celebrates the spirit of disability activist […]
Written to mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, A Monk’s Tale is a fast-paced hour-long gallop through […]
This autumn Derby Theatre will produce and present a fresh and fast-moving new production of Charles Dickens’ Great […]
Take a step back in time with Chapterhouse Theatre Company, when they perform their production of Jane Austen’s […]
Departure Lounge – the annual summer festival of fresh and innovative performance – arrives at Derby Theatre this […]
Photographing The Peak District by landscape photographers Chris Gilbert and Mick Ryan is a beautiful 500 page book […]
A simple park bench. The complex inner world of those who sit there. Have you noticed those people? […]
Buxton Festival Fringe is preparing for its biggest ever event, with 186 entrants having signed up for this […]
The wealth of amateur theatre talent in Derby, and surrounding towns and villages, will be celebrated once […]
Following their sell-out production of ‘Allo ‘Allo, Derby Shakespeare Theatre Company are set to wow audiences again in […]
Outdoor theatre and cinema return to Markeaton Park Craft Village this month. The season will be kick off […]
Few of the people enjoying the entertainment lined-up for the annual Ashbourne Festival will realise that the whole […]
Visitors to Derby Cathedral Quarter will be taken back to the Edwardian era this summer as part of […]
Now in their 46th year, Mikron Theatre Company make a welcome stop in Derby as their summer tour […]
“The Larry Waller factor.” It is an indefinable something, akin to stardust, that Larry Waller sprinkles on everything […]
An award-winning Derbyshire playwright, who teaches Creative Writing at Derby College, is returning to the London stage with […]
Hopeless Romantics is the result of Reform Theatre Company joining forces with Nick Lane, writer of hit comedies […]
Murder, Margaret and Me is a play about the acrimonious relationship between Margaret Rutherford and Agatha Christie. The […]
Super Sunday is the newest super-fun creation from Race Horse Company, an award-winning troupe of Finnish circus artists. […]
Call Mr Robeson – A Life with Songs written and performed by Tayo Aluko, with live piano accompaniment […]
Waves is a beautiful piece of theatre that tells the story of Elizabeth Moncello, Australian Olympic swimmer and […]
This May Buxton Drama League presents a play that could have been taken from today’s headlines. Shelagh Stephenson’s […]
Derby-based Hubbub Theatre Company is starting a three-date regional tour later this month to showcase the organisation’s exciting […]
Innovative theatre company Creative Cow will be bringing an evening of hilarity and satire to Buxton Opera House […]
John of Gaunt, Shakespeare’s “time honoured Lancaster” was the fourth son of King Edward III, and was considered […]
Coal by Gary Clarke Company, with its drama, tragedy and the unbreakable spirit of a working community fighting for […]
For young people wanting to work with a professional theatre team and perform on stage there can be […]
Most of us consider David Walliams to be the man behind BBC One’s Little Britain or a judge […]
