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PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT

- 17 June 2026

What a way to open a show, an explosion of colour, sound, lights, and above...

- 14 June 2026

Taking on a classic of any kind is no mean feat, and to tackle bringing...

- 10 June 2026

Christy Lefteri’s beautiful book charting the terrifying journey of Syrian refugees Nuri and Afra from...

- 6 June 2026

From the opening moments of this incredible production it is abundantly obvious that this is...

- 3 June 2026

Another dramatisation of a novel, but this one is so well crafted that it really...

- 31 May 2026

Take your mind back to 1981, if you can, I certainly can, and memorably heading...

- 27 May 2026

Every now and again a piece of theatre is created that takes the world by...

- 24 May 2026

Settling into my seat as the Dome Concert Hall filled to almost capacity I was...

- 24 May 2026

What a great way to spend a bank holiday Saturday than to head up to...

- 23 May 2026

I count myself amongst the generations that grew up enjoying the works of Enid Blyton....

- 22 May 2026

Seldom is theatre as disquieting as this remarkable work from South Africa, a work that...

- 19 May 2026

They’re all stars and already delivering great things. This year’s programme ran the full gamut...