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The stars of a new play about the friendship between two literary giants reveal how it feels to be bringing it to an audience,

Steve will be bringing his Ocean live show back to venues across the country, including Cambridge, later this year.

Director James Grieve promises audiences are in store for feel-good fun.

The star tells us about family life, equality and her love of gardening and painting.

The Death in Paradise star tells us about his new play Charlotte and Theodore and his TV shows.

Joe Absolom reveals the reactions he gets around the country.

The famous parenting podcaster and I'm a Celebrity winner discusses returning to the stage and bonding with Princess Kate over mum guilt.

They put a twist on traditional performances of The Pirates of Penzance,

She tells us about an unfortunate incident when cooking for Princess Margaret.

We talk to star Sophie Ward ahead of its arrival at Cambridge Arts Theatre.

The classic 1951 Ealing Comedy starring Alec Guinness gets the stage treatment, courtesy of writer Phil Porter and director Jeremy Sams.

We interview the actor and comedian about his career and new show.

This is a truly is a side-splitting panto with a big purr-sonality.

From Dick Whittington to The Nutcracker, enjoy these festive delights.

He will appear at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

This new production has plenty of surprises in store, even for fans of the hit movie.

It’s coming to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Other big names in disco, funk and soul have also been announced as part of the line up.

Sponsored feature | Tickets are now available to purchase for this year’s eclectic programme.

A refurbishment of the main 666-seat auditorium is also planned.