The queen of murder mystery, Agatha Christie, retains her crown even after all these years, with a compelling production of Murder on the Nile at the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre this week, under the outstanding direction of Joe Harmston.

As the tune goes, “Give ’em the old Razzle Dazzle”, and, boy, did the cast of Chicago do that last night at the Grand Theatre.

New grandmother Linda Robson is rolling back the years as she prepares to take to the stage in the West Midlands for Birds of a Feather.

Paul Merton gave a glimpse into the weird and wonderful workings of his mind during his new show at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre.

Minds boggled as Derren Brown worked his wonders on an audience at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre.

Terrifying, baffling and captivating.” Those are among the words that have been used to describe Derren Brown’s latest stage show, which reaches Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre on Monday for a run that will last until May 5.

Loose Women star and former Coronation Street actress Sherrie Hewson and Keith Harris and Orville will star in this year’s panto at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre.

The Comedy of Errors, with its mistaken identity routines and farcical capers, is one of Shakespeare’s funniest – but dark forces are at work in this thought-provoking production by director Amir Nizar Zuabi.

Two blokes with truly terrible voices wander on to the stage and sing a weedy protest song about oil exploration. It’s not the play. It’s a demonstration against BP, sponsors of the World Shakespeare Festival 2012.

The Bristol Old Vic production of Swallows and Amazons sails into the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre this week, under the direction of Tony Award winning director, Tom Morris of War Horse fame.

From hit musical Grease to the side-splitting comedy of Dry Rot, a packed programme of seat-filling shows at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre has been unveiled.

Yes, I know he’s been out of style for a long while, but it’s hard not to like David Essex.