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Saving Britney is coming to the city’s Town and Gown venue this week, from January 20 to 22.

This climate change-themed performance tackles everything from reusable period products to sentient wind turbines.

Christmas is saved, writes Paul Kirkley.

Former EastEnders star Rolan Bell is promising a dastardly turn as Abanazar in the Cambridge Art’s Theatre’s panto Aladdin.

Nigel Havers and Patricia Hodge star in the play, which runs until Saturday, November 27.

The season of sequin-showered heroines, outlandish dames, dastardly baddies and dad-jokes-a-go-go is with us!

Marcelino Sambé and Sarah Lamb, will dance in the chamber and will also speak to the students, alongside Royal Ballet director, Kevin O'Hare.

The author discusses life and loss, and the stage adaptation of short stories from The Lemon Table, which is coming to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Set in 1960s Nigeria, towards the end of the Biafran War, the play is on this week at The Corpus Playroom.

The inimitable 85-year-old, who is heading for the Cambridge Arts Theatre, discusses acting, space, childhood, Peter O’Toole and more.

The naturalist and BBC Springwatch presenter talks about his photography, mental health and more.

The ‘ultimately uplifting’ play, which also stars Matthew Kelly, runs until Saturday (October 16).

The famed actor will be appearing at the city centre venue this Sunday (October 10).

This new production, which is on at the Town & Gown Pub and Theatre, ends tomorrow (September 29).

Tangled Feet with writer Steve Waters presents a play – several plays, in fact – within a tour

Sherlock Holmes’ most famous case has been re-made as a breathlessly fast paced gag-a-minute farce.

Playing with guns was just part of growing up for Cambridge graduate Rosanna Suppa.

A little known encounter between two of the world’s greatest comedy legends is the inspiration for this outlandish theatrical caper, Charlie and Stan.

The nature reserve will host the theatrical production from September 17 to 19.

Ahead of the show landing at the Corn Exchange, Julia Donaldson discusses how she develops her ideas.