Theatre

I’m Sorry Prime Minister I Can’t Quite Remember – new play the ‘last hurrah’ for Prime Minister Jim Hacker and Humphrey Appleby

On this week at the Cambridge Arts Theatre, the play was written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of Yes Minister and Yes, Prime Minister.

Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None coming soon to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Directed by Lucy Bailey, the play stars Bob Barrett, Joseph Beattie, Andrew Lancel and Nicola May-Taylor.

Gina Costigan: ‘The Irish have a tendency towards darkness’

The actress is starring in Faith Healer, on this week at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Rupert Everett: ‘I’m very much into eloquence and elegance’

The actor is starring in a new adaptation of A Voyage Round My Father, an autobiographical play by John Mortimer, at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Jordan Gray: Is it a bird? Why I identify with superheroes

Transgender comedian Jordan Gray, who hit the headlines after stripping on live TV during an appearance on Friday Night Live, is coming to Cambridge.

Comedian Angela Barnes: ‘I’m more surprised by stand ups that don’t have ADHD’

Angela’s Cambridge show will reflect on marriage, being diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and her love of nuclear bunkers.

Secret history of WWII German scientists locked up in Cambridge revealed

A play inspired by the secret wire tapping of German nuclear scientists imprisoned in a Godmanchester stately home in 1945 is coming to Cambridge.

Peeing in hotel kettles and other extraordinary confessions heard by Fesshole comedian Rob Manuel as he heads to Cambridge

From the outrageous to the hilarious, Rob Manuel has heard people admit to all kinds of bizarre behaviour – including what Cambridge has ’fessed up to

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2023 review: Much Ado About Nothing

Rain did not stop the players putting on an hilarious show – with nods to Vanilla Ice, emo teenagers and kilt wearers everywhere.

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2023 to feature six plays in college gardens

An interview with director David Crilly.

Seann Walsh, Trevor Nelson, and the Amy Winehouse Band set to appear at this year’s Shelford Feast

Other events include a beer festival, a concert showcasing the work of Ivor Novello, a feast day, a dance night and a quiz night.

Bodywork Company Cambridge Dance Studios celebrates 40th anniversary

The studio on Glisson Road, Cambridge, has taught many West End performers.

Shortened versions of two Shakespeare plays on soon at the ADC

Twelfth Night and The Merchant of Venice, have been adapted for a new stage version by Madeleine Forrester, who also directs the production.

Stephen Tompkinson and Andrew Lancel on their shared love of cricket

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 Backshall: My love for swimming with sharks

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

Fisherman’s Friends head to Cambridge and pledge: ‘You’ll be taking the songs away in your head and heart’

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

Caroline Quentin heads to Cambridge and says: ‘Working with my daughter is the best gift ever’

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

Kris Marshall heads to Cambridge and tells us: ‘My head was literally inches from the wingtip of the plane’

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

‘I hadn’t realised I was going to be naked’ - Doc Martin star on bringing Shawshank Redemption to Cambridge

Joe Absolom reveals the reactions he gets around the country.

Giovanna Fletcher reveals how she juggles acting and family life

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

Theatre

Panto review: Paul Kirkley’s verdict on Mother Goose at Cambridge Arts Theatre

I’m Sorry Prime Minister I Can’t Quite Remember – new play the ‘last hurrah’ for Prime Minister Jim Hacker and Humphrey Appleby

I’m Sorry Prime Minister I Can’t Quite Remember – new play the ‘last hurrah’ for Prime Minister Jim Hacker and Humphrey Appleby

Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None coming soon to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None coming soon to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Gina Costigan: ‘The Irish have a tendency towards darkness’

Gina Costigan: ‘The Irish have a tendency towards darkness’

Rupert Everett: ‘I’m very much into eloquence and elegance’

Rupert Everett: ‘I’m very much into eloquence and elegance’

Jordan Gray: Is it a bird? Why I identify with superheroes

Jordan Gray: Is it a bird? Why I identify with superheroes

Comedian Angela Barnes: ‘I’m more surprised by stand ups that don’t have ADHD’

Comedian Angela Barnes: ‘I’m more surprised by stand ups that don’t have ADHD’

Secret history of WWII German scientists locked up in Cambridge revealed

Secret history of WWII German scientists locked up in Cambridge revealed

Peeing in hotel kettles and other extraordinary confessions heard by Fesshole comedian Rob Manuel as he heads to Cambridge

Peeing in hotel kettles and other extraordinary confessions heard by Fesshole comedian Rob Manuel as he heads to Cambridge

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2023 review: Much Ado About Nothing

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2023 review: Much Ado About Nothing

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2023 to feature six plays in college gardens

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2023 to feature six plays in college gardens

Seann Walsh, Trevor Nelson, and the Amy Winehouse Band set to appear at this year’s Shelford Feast

Seann Walsh, Trevor Nelson, and the Amy Winehouse Band set to appear at this year’s Shelford Feast

Bodywork Company Cambridge Dance Studios celebrates 40th anniversary

Bodywork Company Cambridge Dance Studios celebrates 40th anniversary

Shortened versions of two Shakespeare plays on soon at the ADC

Shortened versions of two Shakespeare plays on soon at the ADC

Stephen Tompkinson and Andrew Lancel on their shared love of cricket

Stephen Tompkinson and Andrew Lancel on their shared love of cricket

Steve Backshall: My love for swimming with sharks

Steve Backshall: My love for swimming with sharks

Fisherman’s Friends head to Cambridge and pledge: ‘You’ll be taking the songs away in your head and heart’

Fisherman’s Friends head to Cambridge and pledge: ‘You’ll be taking the songs away in your head and heart’

Caroline Quentin heads to Cambridge and says: ‘Working with my daughter is the best gift ever’

Caroline Quentin heads to Cambridge and says: ‘Working with my daughter is the best gift ever’

Kris Marshall heads to Cambridge and tells us: ‘My head was literally inches from the wingtip of the plane’

Kris Marshall heads to Cambridge and tells us: ‘My head was literally inches from the wingtip of the plane’

‘I hadn’t realised I was going to be naked’ - Doc Martin star on bringing Shawshank Redemption to Cambridge

‘I hadn’t realised I was going to be naked’ - Doc Martin star on bringing Shawshank Redemption to Cambridge

Giovanna Fletcher reveals how she juggles acting and family life

Giovanna Fletcher reveals how she juggles acting and family life

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