For two dates only this month, Derby Theatre’s Artistic Director, Sarah Brigham will co-direct a stage adaptation of […]
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Sam Sweeney’s first solo album The Unfinished Violin, is music inspired by his violin, which was carved by […]
It is 1840. A young governess agrees to look after two orphaned children in Bly, a seemingly idyllic […]
The Jungle Book is a superb example of Derby Theatre’s ability to create shows that appeal to children […]
A Nobel Prize winner in 2017, Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, Remains of the Day, is a story for anyone […]
Why would a confident, party-loving Muslim teenager, who likes nothing more than a drink and smoke with her […]
Set in Manchester, Oldham and London, My Mother Said I Never Should is a poignant, bittersweet story about […]
The poignant political novel Noughts and Crosses is more than just another Romeo and Juliet parable – it […]
When Present Company was told last week that months of painstaking preparations and rehearsals for the world premiere […]
As I sat down to write this feature on New Year’s Eve the lead item on the 3pm […]
Caroline Mortimer is the nation’s favourite TV cook. In the glow of the studio lights, she has it […]
Derby Theatre and the University of Derby, in partnership with leading practitioners in Applied Theatre from across the […]
Derby Theatre has turned the much-loved fable Hansel and Gretel into a fiendish feast of merriment for the […]
As part of Derby Theatre’s Your Place initiative, a Clothworkers’ Award funded project to take theatre out into […]
Instinctive, curious, bold and bouncy; Sarah is a mighty proud square peg, which wouldn’t be such a problem […]
The Story of the British Isles in 100 Places is Neil Oliver’s very personal account of what makes […]
Bill Kenwright’s inaugural Classic Screen to Stage Theatre Company production of Rain Man, is coming to Derby Theatre […]
It is the summer of 1978, Simon and his friends should be looking forward to leaving school, but […]
Derby County Community Trust, in partnership with Derby Cultural Education Partnership and Derby Sport Forum, have been awarded […]
Fresh from their appearance on CW Network and Netflix’s Penn & Teller: Fool Us and sell-out seasons in […]
Derby Theatre’s RETOLD series of one-woman plays is an ingenious idea by its artist director Sarah Brigham where […]
It’s been over 40 years since Mike Leigh’s gauche hostess Beverly slow-danced her way into theatrical history, but […]
New Perspectives delivered a powerful piece of theatre in this skillfully adapted version of Chigozie Obioma’s The Fishermen. The […]
Derby Theatre is launching a D/deaf-Friendly Youth Theatre group this autumn. The Youth Theatre will be suitable for […]
The UK Theatre Awards are on the hunt again to find the UK’s Most Welcoming Theatre 2018. They […]
A powerful new play called Beyond Shame is being staged at Derby Theatre in partnership with Karma Nirvana, an […]
Departure Lounge is a fantastic summer festival of fresh and thrilling theatre with a bumper line-up of shows, […]
The Edinburgh Fringe’s favourite housewife Barbara Nice aka Phoenix Nights’ actor and comedian Janice Connolly brings her playful […]
On Sunday 15 July at 7pm the wealth of amateur theatre talent in Derby, and surrounding towns and […]
Marking the centenary of the end of the First World War, Derby Theatre will present Rachel Wagstaff’s highly […]
On Sunday , Derby Theatre, in support of their Artistic Director and Chief Executive, Sarah Brigham, will play […]
I went along to Derby Theatre unsure. After all Graham Greene’s novel, written 80 years ago, and the […]
Mountains is a compelling story of survival and determination that considers the desire to understand family history – […]
Ever feel like you are constantly disappointing people? Meet Rumi, a British Pakistani woman who’s referred to as […]
Mountains – The Dreams of Lily Kwok is the first major mid-scale tour of a British East Asian […]
Derby Theatre has appointed Stuart Allen in the new role of Senior Producer, a role that will support […]
The Sixteen, Derby Cathedral The Sixteen and conductor Harry Christophers took JS Bach’s so-called Lutheran’Mass in G, BWV […]
The design of the on-stage boozer for Jim Cartwright’s Two at Derby Theatre had to be faultless for […]
Sorry this event has now been cancelled To celebrate the publication of Three Things About Elsie, the […]
When casting for the part of pub landlord in Jim Cartwright’s Two at Derby Theatre, actor Sean McKenzie […]
