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02 October 2025 I 18:00 I Mansfield Palace Theatre ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite To celebrate the company's 15th anniversary, Joss Arnott Dance return with their triumphant production of Meet The Hatter, a devised solo performance combining dance and multimedia visuals. Boasting a cinematic greatness, the eccentricity of Lewis Carroll's beloved Hatter (Alice's Adventures In Wonderland) is rendered in a conceptually sophisticated revival. Challenging the boundaries of imagination

01 October 2025 I 19:30 I Charing Cross Theatre, London ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite Undeniably fun and flamboyant, new musical Get Down Tonight inspired by the life of KC And The Sunshine Band frontman Harry Wayne Casey and documented in J.F. Lawton's book, is a deeply personal yet relatable production for all audiences. Directed by Lisa Stevens, the story follows KC and his friends Dee, Gina and Orly through their daily endeavours and emotional rollercoasters. As the house lig

25 September 2025 I 19:00 I Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse, Sheffield ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite Writing the contemporary play can be a notoriously challenging beast, to immortalise a dialogue on our times. With an acid-tongued cynicism from writer Karis Kelly, Consumed illustrates an ill-wanted reunion for four generations of Northern Irish women to celebrate Eileen's 90th birthday. Emerging with a domestic realism, Katie Posner directs a darkly comic triumph reminiscent of Pin

18 September 2025 I 19:00 I Crucible Theatre, Sheffield ⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite Establishing Elizabeth Newman's first in-house production as the Crucible Theatre's artistic director, Dancing At Lughnasa's Irish domesticity is wistfully admirable, yet uneventful. As Catholic customs encroach on Pagan tradition, times are swiftly changing for the Mundy sisters of Ballybeg, County Donegal. Dramatist Brian Friel published this play in 1990, where a study on memory and love in the

17 September 2025 I 19:15 I Leeds Playhouse (Quarry Theatre) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite Whether encountered during A-Levels or through the 60s blockbuster film, Harper Lee's highly exposed novel To Kill A Mockingbird is treated to a searing revival following West End runs. At the height of the Great Depression, Bartlett Sher's direction of 1930s Alabama is unforgiving in its condemnation of racial prejudice. With a lengthier run time of 2hrs 50mins, a thorough drama offers a b

16 September 2025 I 19:00 I Royal & Derngate, Northampton ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite Although the title Breaking the Code may suggest a play about the solving of the Enigma, this Royal & Derngate co-production focuses on the character and historical figure Alan Turing. Based on Andrew Hodges' biography and framed as a burglary investigated by Mick Ross (Niall Costigan), Jesse Jones directs the unfolding of Turing's life as it regrettably comes to an end. Adapted for stage by H

06 September 2025 I 19:30 I Hull Truck Theatre ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite In the contemporary theatre landscape, it is rare to see the representation of sci-fi thrillers due to their subversions of reality. Devised by Thunder Road Theatre, The Void is a multimedia play that follows Flint, a space ranger on the brink of humanity as a dangerous virus ravages those left behind. With a semblance to cinematic sci-fi greats, The Void is immensely successful in developing its own iden

02 September 2025 I 19:30 I Alhambra Theatre, Bradford ⭐⭐⭐ I PR - Invite The western 50s musical comedy Calamity Jane rolls on into Bradford's Alhambra Theatre this week, in Nikolai Foster's stylistically confident production. Touring a traditionalist revival across the UK & Ireland, a positively safe vision loses the Wild of the West as original writing proves tame. The Deadwood Stage, very much like its name, craves more life and untamed tenacity to reach its audienc