IT HAS travelled the UK and been a West End hit, but the new tour of David Essex’s All the Fun of the Fair, which opens in Birmingham tonight, is a revamped show.Read
Autumn 2001 signalled a new beginning for the dance powerhouse as it moved into plush new facilities, including purpose-built studios in the renovated Hippodrome complex.Read
THE theatre company that has won international acclaim for its puppets in the West End and Broadway hit War Horse is bringing a new show to Warwick Arts Centre.Read
ACTOR Les Dennis is currently riding the crest of a wave, juggling a successful career and a young family. Which makes his role in the charity musical Survive! all the more poignant.Read
AFTER playing the part of Emma Grundy in radio soap the Archers, Emerald O’Hanrahan was a regular visitor to Birmingham – but she admits she only saw a tiny sliver of the city.Read
STAGE Experience, now in its ninth year, is a wonderful way of giving scores of youngsters just that – a chance to see what goes into putting on a show in the professional theatre.Read
TOM Chambers may be best known for his rumba and quickstep, but the actor says he was a dab hand at tap long before he competed in the television show Strictly Come Dancing.Read
Based on a novel by Robert Tressell, the play takes us into the three-storey town house of Mayor Sweater where a group of painters and decorators are hard at work.Read
HOLY spectacle, Batman! The Caped Crusader and his Boy Wonder have flown into Birmingham for a live arena show that’s full of colour, fights, thrills and spills.Read
