Love her or loathe her, there is no denying that the pint-sized, yet larger than life country music star, Dolly Parton, is one of the USA’s best known stars, with sentimental ballads, her own theme park and now a musical to her name.
He’s Britain’s most cringeworthy boss and now David Brent is back and on stage . . . fact.
Am dram guru Alison Norton casts her eye over this week’s new shows
Strictly Come Dancing’s Vincent and Flavia will fight it out to become King or Queen of the dance floor in their new show, Midnight Tango, at the New Alexandra Theatre, in Birmingham from Tuesday (May 7) to May 11.
It is a story that tells the horror of losing a child – and last night there was a sea of tears at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre when the popular Blood Brothers musical was played out on stage.
By his own admission a day off is nothing short of a miracle and there is no doubting Joe Pasquale is a man who likes to be on the move.
It’s one of those boy meets girl / girl puts on a pair of trousers / boy can no longer recognise girl tales.
Tanika Gupta’s new play, directed by Emma Rice, examines the relationship between Britain and India through two intertwined stories.
Not having seen many real live dinosaurs recently, it's hard to say exactly what they look like, how they move and what noises they make.
There is no doubt that a little kindness goes a long way, especially in this day and age of looking after number one.
There was speculation before this David Farr production opened that Jonathan Slinger might give us Britain’s best Hamlet for 10 years.
The eyes have it as the latest show to be staged at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre turns into a make-up masterclass for the cast.
Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera rolls into Birmingham for the start of a 6 week season.
Voices are tuned, the dance moves are choreographed and the stage is set, ready for curtain up for the toe-tapping musical Footloose at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre.
After decades of acting, it will be a comfort to amateur stage performers that even Gareth Thomas still battles with his nerves.
Monks, murder and mystery are heading to the Grand reports Andy Richardson.
The magic of the Moscow State Circus wowed an enchanted Wolverhampton audience with a colourful and hugely entertaining show.
Simon Beaufoy’s 1997 The Full Monty screenplay, telling of unemployed steelworkers hoping to make money by parading their wobbly bits, was underpinned by gritty economic reality.
The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre pulled out all the stops last night with a Hollywood glamour-themed evening to celebrate the opening of Cole Porter’s High Society, complete with theatre goers in evening wear, furs and diamonds, drinking cocktails on the red carpet.
Budding young stage stars are being urged to audition for a part in Annie, a new production to be performed at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre.
Stage star Sophie Bould spoke to Andy Richardson about being back where it all started.
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