Tickets go on sale this week.
The singer and actress was previously a finalist on TV talent competition ‘Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream’.
The play sees Terence Rattigan’s Table Number Seven (from Separate Tables) and The Browning Version paired for the first time.
Set in the ‘balmy Neapolitan heat’, the play was written by Italian playwright Eduardo De Filippo.
His Royal Highness is patron of the theatre and a University of Cambridge alumnus.
The classic Italian comedy, written by Eduardo De Filippo, also stars Felicity Kendal.
The play stars Michael Maloney as beloved detective Hercule Poirot and Bob Barrett as Monsieur Bouc.
The Sixth Sense Collective is performing Jody O’Neill’s play “What I (don’t) know about Autism”.
The award-winning play is coming to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
Comedian and TikTok sensation Christian Brighty hails from Cambridgeshire and was a student at Hills Road.
This nightmare vision of a totalitarian future, and its relevance to today, is on its way to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
The actor reveals why he once upstaged Sting, was chased out of pubs by jealous boyfriends and his disastrous Hollywood debut in a new stage show.
The play, starring former ‘EastEnders’ actor Max Bowden, is coming soon to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
The show is based on the ‘Barmy Britain’ series of West End productions.
