Altrincham playwright's Buxton dates

11:50am Wednesday 19th June 2013

ALTRINCHAM playwright Rob Johnston’s work In A Land Much Like Ours will be performed at the Pauper’s Pit at the Buxton Festival Fringe from July 9-11 and on July 15 and July 20. Performance times vary and anyone in booking tickets should call 02081 440 070 or you can book online at undergroundvenues.co.uk.

Classic farce still tickles the funny bone

Make 'em laugh - Noises Off on stage

9:45am Tuesday 18th June 2013

THE Old Vic’s hilarious production of Michael Frayn’s award-winning Noises Off at the Lowry is hilarious.

Is this how wars begin?

God of Carnage on stage

10:35am Friday 14th June 2013

Yasmina Reza’s observational, Tony award winning play is about the reaction of one set  of parents to another, after their little darling has attacked the other parents’ little darling.

Express route to success

Express route to success

A COURSE that started off providing tips to inspiring actors, scriptwriters, directors and stage designers, has evolved into having its students perform their first live production.

The Rocky Horror Show and I

The Rocky Horror Show is at The Churchill Theatre, Bromley

THERE ARE not many who can still look fabulous in fishnets at 40, but the Rocky Horror Show is one such beast.

A rave from the grave - another innovative LTC production

Rachel Austin (Allegra) and Leah Hackett (Evie) in Manchester Sound: The Massacre Photo by Kevin Cummins

10:07am Wednesday 12th June 2013

THE Library Theatre Company have always been unashamedly innovative, but its latest production, Manchester Sound: The Massacre has to be its most ground breaking yet.

A Birthday Party to remember at the Exchange

Banging the drum for the layabout - Ed Gaughan as Stanley

11:58am Tuesday 11th June 2013

IF you go to see a Harold Pinter play you’re sure to leave the theatre with far more questions than answers.

Bloomsbury Cellarmen and Sale Male Voice Choir create jazz and choral evening

10:10am Monday 10th June 2013

JAZZ Band the Bloomsbury Cellarrmen, and Sale Male Voice Choir are getting together for Midsummer Fun, a concert at Timperley Congregational Church, on Thursday, June 20 at 7.30.

Family strife at the Lauriston

Pictured in rehearsal are Veronique(Jacqueline Wheble) and Annette ( Ros Greenwood) as their characters share some bitter laughs

11:28am Friday 31st May 2013

THE Lauriston Studio at Altrincham Garrick presents The God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza from June 12-15 at 7.30pm.

Rising Damp - good stage version of a TV classic

Rising Damp - good stage version of a TV classic

11:01am Wednesday 29th May 2013

IT would be impossible for any actor to emulate the achievements of the original cast of Rising Damp.

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