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Review: Sparkling Eyes at the ADC, Cambridge

This new musical is set in the 1920s and was written by writers and musicians local to Stamford and Peterborough.

As Shakespeare’s Globe heads to Cambridge Arts Theatre, Dickon Tyrell says: Julius Caesar seems startlingly relevant

An interview with Dickon Tyrell.

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival returns for 36th year

Take a picnic and a bottle of wine and enjoy the Bard’s classic plays in the spectacular gardens of the University of Cambridge’s colleges.

Review: Dog/Actor at Corpus Playroom, Cambridge

This double-bill of two short one-man plays, had the last of its three-day run at the ADC’s Corpus Playroom on Saturday, July 9.

Jo Castleton promises night full of laughs as Boeing Boeing heads to Cambridge Arts Theatre

A Q&A with one of the stars of the show.

One-man play Dog/Actor on this week at the ADC, Cambridge

Written by Steven Berkoff, the piece will be performed by Stephen Smith, artistic director of Threedumb Theatre.

Showstopper!: The improvised musical that will make you laugh and cry

Described as “so polished, it defies belief”, Cambridge audiences will soon have the chance to see these masters of their craft in action.

Ore Oduba: ‘I don’t think you can prepare for being in Rocky Horror’

The Strictly Come Dancing winner is coming to the Cambridge Arts Theatre where he will star as nerdy Brad in the naughty musical.

Review: Catch Me If You Can at Cambridge Arts Theatre

This classic Broadway thriller, starring Patrick Duffy of Dallas fame, runs until Saturday (March 28).

Susie Amy on Fatal Attraction: why audiences sympathise with the bunny-boiler now

The former Footballers' Wives star is appearing in a production of Fatal Attraction which she reveals is throwing up interesting new ideas.

‘Funny, filthy and human’: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change bound for ADC Theatre from April 26

Musical revue a ‘modern masterpiece’ performed by Pied Pipers Musical Theatre Club

Lesley Garrett: ‘I’ve always had music inside me’

A Diva and a Piano is coming to Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Review: The Bobby Kennedy Experience at Cambridge’s Town and Gown

This new one-man play starring Russell Lucas premiered its UK tour in Cambridge on April 7-8.

Bobby Kennedy play will make UK premiere in Cambridge

It stars Russell Lucas, who previously played RFK in a National Geographic documentary in 2013, and is set in the 1960s.

Review: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert at Cambridge Arts Theatre

This riotous new production of the popular musical, performed by the Cambridge Operatic Society (CaOS), is on until Saturday (April 2).

Cultural events in Cambridge to raise money for humanitarian relief in Ukraine

A play and a film screening will be held.

New season announced at Cambridge Arts Theatre

The new programme of plays for spring and summer with plenty on offer for lovers of musicals, dance and West End shows.

Review: The Play What I Wrote at the Cambridge Arts Theatre

This loving tribute to cherished comedy duo Morecambe and Wise is on in the city until Saturday, February 26.

Michelle Collins: Why the show must go on after ‘horrible’ two years

The former EastEnders star talks about her new stage role and coping with the loss of her mum and closest friend.

Adam Woodyatt interview: on van life and his secret summer plans in Cambridge

The former EastEnders actor has taken the chance to experience life on the road while on tour with a theatre production of thriller Looking Good Dead.

One-woman play looking at the life of Britney Spears comes to Cambridge

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

Theatre

Review: Sparkling Eyes at the ADC, Cambridge

As Shakespeare’s Globe heads to Cambridge Arts Theatre, Dickon Tyrell says: Julius Caesar seems startlingly relevant

As Shakespeare’s Globe heads to Cambridge Arts Theatre, Dickon Tyrell says: Julius Caesar seems startlingly relevant

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival returns for 36th year

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival returns for 36th year

Review: Dog/Actor at Corpus Playroom, Cambridge

Review: Dog/Actor at Corpus Playroom, Cambridge

Jo Castleton promises night full of laughs as Boeing Boeing heads to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Jo Castleton promises night full of laughs as Boeing Boeing heads to Cambridge Arts Theatre

One-man play Dog/Actor on this week at the ADC, Cambridge

One-man play Dog/Actor on this week at the ADC, Cambridge

Showstopper!: The improvised musical that will make you laugh and cry

Showstopper!: The improvised musical that will make you laugh and cry

Ore Oduba: ‘I don’t think you can prepare for being in Rocky Horror’

Ore Oduba: ‘I don’t think you can prepare for being in Rocky Horror’

Review: Catch Me If You Can at Cambridge Arts Theatre

Review: Catch Me If You Can at Cambridge Arts Theatre

Susie Amy on Fatal Attraction: why audiences sympathise with the bunny-boiler now

Susie Amy on Fatal Attraction: why audiences sympathise with the bunny-boiler now

‘Funny, filthy and human’: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change bound for ADC Theatre from April 26

‘Funny, filthy and human’: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change bound for ADC Theatre from April 26

Lesley Garrett: ‘I’ve always had music inside me’

Lesley Garrett: ‘I’ve always had music inside me’

Review: The Bobby Kennedy Experience at Cambridge’s Town and Gown

Review: The Bobby Kennedy Experience at Cambridge’s Town and Gown

Bobby Kennedy play will make UK premiere in Cambridge

Bobby Kennedy play will make UK premiere in Cambridge

Review: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert at Cambridge Arts Theatre

Review: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert at Cambridge Arts Theatre

Cultural events in Cambridge to raise money for humanitarian relief in Ukraine

Cultural events in Cambridge to raise money for humanitarian relief in Ukraine

New season announced at Cambridge Arts Theatre

New season announced at Cambridge Arts Theatre

Review: The Play What I Wrote at the Cambridge Arts Theatre

Review: The Play What I Wrote at the Cambridge Arts Theatre

Michelle Collins: Why the show must go on after ‘horrible’ two years

Michelle Collins: Why the show must go on after ‘horrible’ two years

Adam Woodyatt interview: on van life and his secret summer plans in Cambridge

Adam Woodyatt interview: on van life and his secret summer plans in Cambridge

One-woman play looking at the life of Britney Spears comes to Cambridge

One-woman play looking at the life of Britney Spears comes to Cambridge

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