Christmas pantomime written by and starring Iain Lauchlan, with Craig Hollingsworth, Abiola Falokun and Sion Lloyd, at the Belgrade Theatre.
Youth drama festival in which students from more than 350 schools perform abridged Shakespeare plays on the Belgrade stage.
Play by Stacey Moon-Tracy about the lives of four ICU nurses during the pandemic, with a post-show Q&A with the director, writer and cast.
The Archers cast bring its 75th anniversary show to the stage, hosted by Angela Barnes, marking 75 years of the BBC Radio 4 drama.
Tall Stories' stage adaptation of the picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, with songs, laughs and a little bit of scary fun for ages 3 to 103.
A magical puppet and song show for children aged 3 to 8, where a wolf in granny's clothing discovers the fun of dressing up in a snowy wild wood.
A live stage production by Film Stars Production that combines drama, music and dance to explore love, faith and the choices made before lifelong promises.
Family stage adaptation of Raymond Briggs' classic book, co-produced with Pins & Needles, with performances across December.
Professional in-house Christmas show by Albany Theatre, with a new script by artistic director Alan Pollock, recommended for ages 6 and above.
A festive Christmas play for children up to eight years old, with audience participation, sing-along songs and a free present from Santa for every child.
The Criterion Theatre's stage version of Lee Hall's adaptation of the film 'Shakespeare in Love', reimagining how Shakespeare wrote 'Romeo and Juliet'.
The Barn Theatre's UK tour of the stage adaptation of 'The King's Speech', about King George VI and his speech therapist Lionel Logue.
Play by Dash Arts about war and survival in Ukraine, with storytelling, movement, music and a Ukrainian salad prepared on stage.
National Theatre tour production of Jim Cartwright's play about a young woman whose singing talent is discovered by a local wheeler-dealer, directed by Robert Hastie.
Wordless full-mask production by Vamos Theatre about a teenager caring for his gran with dementia, suitable for D/deaf audiences.
A touring stage production by Townsend Theatre Productions celebrating the life of Joe Clough, Britain's first black bus driver, through music, storytelling and dance.
A new stage thriller by Torben Betts, from the writer of Murder at Midnight and Murder in the Dark, starring Rufus Hound and Susie Blake.
Adult pantomime, a cheeky and wickedly fabulous twist on the classic fairy tale for ages 16 and over.
A multimedia reinterpretation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet by Imitating the Dog, in which two older former lovers relive their youth as a 1960s TV version of the play flickers around them.
A Don't Go Into The Cellar stage production of 'Toad of Toad Hall' at Earlsdon Carnegie Community Library.
A solo piece inspired by true events about a granddaughter and her grandfather on a journey of heritage across borders into Albania.
The Olivier Award-winning play about a Nottingham teenager whose punch on a night out had fatal consequences, on its UK tour at the Belgrade Theatre.
World premiere stage adaptation of Piers Torday's children's book, adapted by Jude Christian and directed by Rachel Bagshaw, recommended for ages 7 and above.
Live courtroom experience based on a true murder case where the audience sits as the jury and casts a verdict via QR code.
Family pantomime in which Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion travel through the Land of Oz in search of courage, heart, brains and a way home.
Oddsocks reimagines Shakespeare's Macbeth as a high-energy comedy of action, gags and ad-libs for ages 7 and over.
A landmark Belgrade Theatre production blending spoken word, music, dance and magical realism to tell the true story of Queen Nanny, the Jamaican freedom fighter.
