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Sir Ian Mckellen has announced a huge UK tour of one man shows and will be coming to Cambridge for two nights.

Audiences watch a short play for 50 minutes about the life of a struggling single-mother, named Megan K, and then after a short break they are invited to imagine different outcomes for all the characters.

The Cambridge Arts Theatre will provide a stage for the Scottish actress to demonstrate her undoubted talents when Still Alice, starring Sharon in the title role, begins its five-day run on Tuesday, October 16.

This comedic piece, written by and starring former Young Ones actors Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer – and directed by Steven Marmion, artistic director of Soho Theatre – is on at the Cambridge Arts Theatre until Saturday.

No Surrender will be performed at the Cambridge Junction on Sunday, October 14.

The popular image of Queen Victoria is that of a little old lady, spherical in shape, dressed in black and perpetually grumpy. Lucy Worsley wants to make us think again.

An evening spent with two lovely friends and an opportunity to see The Full Monty, what could be better?

World famous ballet dancer, choreographer and TV personality Wayne Sleep will lead the cast of Aladdin at this year's family pantomime.

Best known as Frank Spencer Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, and as the Phantom of the Opera, the actor and singer also does a great deal for charity.

The play stars Robert Powell as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective and is on until Saturday, July 14

Cambridge Junction is delighted to announce that its Total Arts group for disabled young people are to host their very first film festival, Big Trouble Little Pictures, on Wednesday July 11 and Thursday, July 12.

The theatre is offering six lucky winners tickets to the pop concert-style musical, which is about the six wives of Henry VIII, on Tuesday, July 17 at 7.45pm – plus drinks to enjoy before the show

This adaptation of the best-selling book by Helene Hanff – which was also made into a memorable film starring Anne Bancroft and Anthony Hopkins – runs until Saturday

This phenomenally successful smash-hit comedy is on until Saturday

Harrowing and insightful – and even more poignant in this, the centenary year of the end of the First World War – this moving drama is currently on its fourth and final UK tour

Referred to as “the edgiest contemporary theatre around” by The Stage newspaper, the Watch Out festival is a showcase of fresh experimental work, showcasing contemporary performance from local, regional and national artists

Oscar Wilde's witty and delightful farce runs at the Cambridge Arts Theatre until Saturday

Newly-revived Cambridge Handel Opera Company (CHOC) will be staging the Baroque composer's Rodelinda in The Great Hall at The Leys next month.

This classic piece of theatre, winner of the 1997 Olivier Award for Best New Play, will be on at the Cambridge Arts Theatre as part of a UK tour.

This new production, based on the 1950 novel by Patricia Highsmith and made famous a year later by the Alfred Hitchcock film, is on until Saturday, March 3.