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Mogadishu
Vivienne Franzmann's drama dealing with events that occur after a teacher has been accused of racially abusing one of her pupils. Directed by Matthew Dunster.
When
Feb 7-11, 7.45pm, mat Feb 11, 2.30pm
Simon Callow: Talk
The actor reads extracts and signs copies of Charles Dickens And The Great Theatre Of The World.
Weekend Breaks
The John Godber Company in association with the Theatre Royal Wakefield presents John Godber's comedy-drama set in the Lake District, where a philandering academic attempts to patch things up with his wife and his working-class parents.
When
Feb 14-18, 7.45pm, mat Feb 16, 2.30pm
Charlie And Lola's Best Bestest Play: Watershed Productions (Over 3s)
A production featuring puppets, live action and music based on Lauren Child's characters.
When
Feb 17 & 18, 1.30pm & 3.45pm, Feb 18, 11am
A Midsummer Night's Dream: Cambridge University Marlowe Society
When
Tue-Sat 7.45pm, mats Thu, Sat 2.30pm
Footlights & Friends
Sketch comedy and stand-up from the Footlights troupe and special guests.
Simon Hoggart: Send Up The Clowns:
The writer reads from and signs his book Send Up The Clowns.
Romeo And Juliet
Headlong Theatre, in association with Nottingham Playhouse, The Nuttfield, Southampton and Hull Truck Theatre presents Daniel Boyd and Catrin Stewart as the young lovers in Shakespeare's romantic tragedy. Directed by Robert Icke.
When
Mar 6-10, 7.45pm, mats Mar 8, 10, 2.30pm
Anne Boleyn
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, in association with the English Touring Theatre, presents Jo Herbert in Howard Brenton's historical drama in which the infamous second wife of Henry Tudor plots to make England a Protestant country forever. Directed by John Dove.
When
Mar 15-17, 7.45pm, mat Mar 17, 2.30pm
Save The Last Dance For Me
Bill Kenwright presents Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran's feelgood jukebox musical, set in the early 1960s and featuring hits from the era including A Teenager In Love, Sweets For My Sweet, Turn Me Loose and Here I Go Again.
When
Mon-Sat 7.45pm, mats Thu, Sat 2.30pm
Cost
Mon-Sat eves/Sat mats £15-£35, Thu mats £15-£30
John Humphrys: Talk
The journalist discusses his life and career.
Bette And Joan
Anita Dobson and Greta Scacchi star in Anton Burge's comedy-drama that goes behind the scenes during the making of the Hollywood film Whatever Happened To Baby Jane. Directed by Bill Alexander.
When
Apr 2-7, 7.45pm, mat Apr 5 & 7, 2.30pm
Cost
£17-£27, Thu mat £17-£25
Swallows And Amazons
Helen Edmundson's children's drama based on Arthur Ransome's adventure story, with music composed by Neil Hannon of The Divine Comedy. Not suitable for under 6s.
When
Tue-Sat 7pm, Wed, Thu 10.30am, mat Sat 2.30pm
Yes, Prime Minister
The original writers of the TV hit update the story of Prime Minister Jim Hacker and his nemesis, Cabinet Secretary Sir Humphrey Appleby, for the era of the BlackBerry. The production stars Graham Seed and Michael Simkins.
When
Mon-Sat 7.45pm, mat Thu, Sat 2.30pm
Cost
Mon-Sat eves/Sat mats £15-£30, Thu mats £15-£25
The Lady In The Van
Hull Truck Theatre presents Nichola McAuliffe in Alan Bennett's drama about a mysterious old lady who parks her camper van in his garden and stays for 15 years. Directed by Sarah Esdaile.
When
Tue-Sat 7.45pm, mats Thu, Sat 2.30pm
Cost
Tue-Sat eves/Sat mats £15-£27, Thu mats £15-£25
Stacey Kent
The award-winning Anglo-American singer performs a range of jazz standards.
Henry V
Dominic Dromgoole directs Jamie Parker as the young Lancastrian monarch attempting to raise the morale of his troops in their war against the French.
When
May 15-19, 7.45pm, mats May 17, 19, 2.30pm
Gyles Brandreth: The One To One Show
The actor, author and former MP performs stand-up.
Blood Brothers
Bill Kenwright's production of Willy Russell's musical about twins who were separated at birth. Starring Mel C as Mrs Johnstone.
When
Mon-Thu 7.45pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, mat Thu 2.30pm, Sat 4pm
Cost
Mon-Fri/Sat £15-£35, Thu mats £15-£30
Murder On The Nile
The Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents Kate O'Mara, Denis Lill, Susie Amy, Chloe Newsome and Mark Wynter in the Queen Of Crime's classic thriller.
When
Mon-Sat 7.45pm, mats Thu, Sat 2.30pm
Cost
Mon-Sat eves/Sat mats £15-£27, Thu mats £15-£15
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