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Say It With Flowers - The Story Of Dorothy Squires
Sherman Cymru at Sherman Cymru
Thieves and Boy
National Theatre of Scotland in partnership with Òran Mór at Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh
Playing With Grown Ups
KPS Productions and HP Productions in association with Pleasance at Theatre503
Hollywood Screams
Salisbury Playhouse at Salisbury Playhouse
Evita
New Wimbledon Theatre
Brilliant Adventures
Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester and Live Theatre, Newcastle at Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
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The Victorian in the Wall
Royal Court and Fuel at Royal Court Theatre Upstairs
Varmints
East London Dance, Sadler’s Wells and Stratford Circus at Lilian Baylis Studio
Cuddles
Ovalhouse and Arch 468 at Ovalhouse Theatre
The Great Gatsby
Northern Ballet at Sadler’s Wells
A Wondrous Place
Northern Spirit at Unity Theatre, Liverpool
Rutherford and Son
Northern Broadsides at Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford
These Shining Lives
Park Theatre
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Dido, Queen of Carthage
Lazarus Theatre Company at Greenwich Theatre
Ladies' Day
Oldham Coliseum Theatre
The Pitmen Painters
Live Theatre/National Theatre On Tour at Kings Theatre, Edinburgh
Public Enemy
Young Vic
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
Wyvern Theatre Swindon
Noises Off
The Old Vic at The Lyceum, Sheffield
The Heart of a Dog
Simian Features at Whorlton Village Hall, near Barnard Castle, Co. Durham
And in the End
Marshall + Cole Theatricals ltd at Jermyn Street Theatre
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Every week London editor Philip Fisher selects the top five plays in London.
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- One Man, Two Guvnors (Theatre Royal Haymarket)
- This House (Olivier Theatre (National))
- Mies Julie (Riverside Studios, Hammersmith)
- Othello (Olivier Theatre (National))
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- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Apollo, Shaftesbury Avenue)
- The Winslow Boy (Old Vic Theatre, London)
- The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales Theatre, London)
- Once (Phoenix Theatre, London)
- The Weir (Donmar Warehouse)
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General: The Kunstenfestivaldesarts 2013—Part III
The third of Jackie Fletcher's reports from the 2013 Kunstenfestivaldesarts in Brussels.
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Midlands productions
Theatre productions in the Midlands for the week beginning Monday 27 May.
What's on in the North East
Theatre productions in the North East for the week beginning Monday 20th May 2013.
Start of new youth theatre in Wolverhampton
Birmingham REP is preparing to start a new youth theatre in Wolverhampton, the Arena Young REP.
Kes set to fly into Derby Theatre
Lawrence Till’s adaptation of Kes, the play based on Barry Hines’s novel A Kestrel for a Knave, will be the second professional produced show at Derby Theatre.
Five shows to celebrate five years of Curve
Leicester’s Curve has announced that five of its own productions and co-productions will form the centrepiece of its fifth year anniversary celebrations.
All the world loves a stage in Buxton
A total of 170 acts from all over the world have signed up for this year’s Buxton Festival Fringe.
"Marso" leads Northampton dance residency
Royal and Derngate and Dance4 are offering young people the chance to take part in a hip-hop and break-dancing residency during the schools’ half-term.
European theatre festival returns to Birmingham
Twenty-three performances from 12 countries will run alongside exhibitions, discussions and workshops when Birmingham’s annual festival of European work returns to the city for a fourth year.
Friel award-winner dances into Northampton
Irish playwright Brian Friel’s award-winning Dancing at Lughnasa is the next in-house production at Northampton Royal and Derngate.
Neil doubles up at Arena and Performance Hub
The University of Wolverhampton has appointed Neil Reading as venue manager of the Arena Theatre which is based on its campus.
Hippodrome brings in new creative programmer
Birmingham Hippodrome has appointed Paul Kaynes as its director of creative programmes.
RSC crafts second part of Stratford costume exhibition
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s new costume exhibition, In Stitches, continues with the opening of Costume Craft in the Swan Theatre’s Ferguson Room in Stratford.
Northampton show scoops Brighton Festival award
Northampton Royal and Derngate’s interactive children’s show Flathampton has won an Argus Angel award at the Brighton Festival.
Three-year boost for Birmingham REP initiative
Birmingham Repertory Theatre’s REP Foundry artist development programme will continue until 2016.
Panto Auditions and Technical Positions 2013
Casting information for the 2013 panto season, including technical positions (Update: 15/05/2013)
New Director for Edinburgh International Festival
Fergus Linehan returns from Sydney to take up the position of Festival Director and Chief Executive of the Edinburgh International Festival next year.
Talawa Theatre Company summer season
New season announcement
Latest tours
Complicite's first show for young people tours UK;
Latest coming soon
Verbatim From the Mouths of Mothers at The Pleasance; Evans directs Sheffield revival of Oliver; Dirty Dancing returns to West End; 4,000 Miles transfers to Print Room; Latest Dahl musical opens in West End; Dundee Rep revives McGrath's Kora;
Latest casting news
UK première of Hwang's Yellow Face;
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Last chance to see Untold Stories at the Duchess Theatre with £10 off;