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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.

Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens is on at the Town and Gown Pub Theatre in Cambridge this week, until Sunday, at 3pm.

Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain will be coming to Cambridge next week, starting its run on Tuesday, August 24.

Based on the children’s novel by Roald Dahl, the show was performed twice on Saturday (July 31) at Coleridge School.

Also look out for an adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's Zog.

The Scottish Play began the first night of its lengthy run on Monday, August 2.

Toby Mitchell, joint artistic director of Tall Stories, answered some questions ahead of the first night of the play.

From a Regency serial killer to Agatha Christie, Lucy Worsley will reveal the dark story behind murder becoming a middle class entertainment

A terrifying masterpiece and one of the West End's longest-running plays is on until Saturday, June 26.

The production was named in the Evening Standard’s eight ‘best dance shows to see in 2020’.

The theatre will be bringing live performance to the region once again after its longest period of closure since World War II.

The virtual debate was on the motion ‘This House believes the hype around Shakespeare is Much Ado about Nothing’