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The Comedy of Errors
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Theatre Royal, Newcastle
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Propeller's gaudy and energetic touring production of Shakespeare's comedy.
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Richard III
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Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
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Edward Hall's all-male company Propeller stage a gloriously gory take on Shakespeare's tragedy.
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Richard III
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Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
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Edward Hall's all-male company Propeller stage a gloriously gory take on Shakespeare's tragedy.
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Richard III
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Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
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Edward Hall's all-male company Propeller stage a gloriously gory take on Shakespeare's tragedy.
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Matilda
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Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
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Roald Dahl's novel gets the Tim Minchin treatment courtesy of the RSC.
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Beautiful Burnout
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Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
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Playwright Bryony Lavery's new collaboration with physical theatre company Frantic Assembly.
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Inheritance
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Live Theatre, Newcastle
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Mike Packer's new family drama about the damaging impact of debt.
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Love,Love, Love
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Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
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Mike Bartlett continues to produce exciting work with a new play examining intergenerational conflict.
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The Cherry Orchard
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Birmingham Rep, Birmingham
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Josie Lawrence stars in Chekhov's last play, seen here in a new version by Tom Stoppard.
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Bonnie and Clyde
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Brewery, Bristol
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Fairground Theatre's new production based on the life and death of the infamous outlaw couple.
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A Month in the Country
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Festival Theatre, Chichester
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Brian Friel's adaptation of Turgenev's theatrical masterpiece.
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Hamlet
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Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
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John Simm makes his Shakespeare debut in Paul Miller's production at the Crucible.
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A Western
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Tobacco Factory, Bristol
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Action Hero present an interactive take on the classic celluloid western.
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Another Someone
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Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh
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RashDash return with an energetic and uplifting piece of dance theatre.
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Dead Poets
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Banshee Labyrinth, Edinburgh
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Mark Grist and MC Mixy examine the gap between poetry and hip-hop.
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Frisky and Mannish: The College Years
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Underbelly, Edinburgh
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The distinctive duo present a second installment of their pop parody mash-ups.
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Sub Rosa
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Hill Street Theatre, Edinburgh
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David Leddy's atmospheric, gore-soaked Victorian promenade piece.
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Six and a Half Loves
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Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
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Charming show by Terry Saunders that mixes animation and storytelling.
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Our Share of Tomorrow
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Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
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Dan Sherer's debut play, a moving three-hander performed by Real Circumstance.
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Bo Burnham
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Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh
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The teenage YouTube sensation makes his Edinburgh debut with Words, Words, Words.
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You're Not Like The Other Girls Chrissy
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Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
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An enchanting solo show created and performed by Caroline Horton.
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John Cooper Clarke
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Udderbelly's Pasture, Edinburgh
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The Bard of Salford, the original punk poet, begins a week of late night shows.
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John-Luke Roberts Distracts You From a Murder
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Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh
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The Invisible Dot presents a comedy show that doubles as cover for a brutal slaying.
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Hot Mess
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Hawke and Hunter, Edinburgh
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Ella Hickson's third fringe play is an engaging, nightclub-set four-hander.
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It's Always Right Now Until It's Later
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Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
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A moving and mesmerising exercise in storytelling from Daniel Kitson.
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The Penny Dreadfuls
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Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
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The inventive comedy troupe revert to their sketch show roots.
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Keepers
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Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
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The Plasticine Men's nuanced two-hander about a pair of 19th century lighthouse keepers.
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Operation Greenfield
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Zoo Roxy, Edinburgh
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New show from Little Bulb about four teenagers preparing for their version of judgment day - the local talent show.
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Tim Clare's Death Drive
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Zoo Roxy, Edinburgh
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Debut solo show from poet, comedian and musician Tim Clare.
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My Romantic History
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Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
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Lyndsey Turner directs D.C. Jackson's 'non-rom-com'.
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While You Lie
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Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
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Zinnie Harris directs Sam Holcroft's new play about the consequences of honesty.
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Speechless
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Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
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Shared Experience's new play based on the book, The Silent Twins, by Marjorie Wallace.
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The Girl in the Yellow Dress
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Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
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Craig Higginson's new play depicts an intense relationship between a language teacher and her student.
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That Face
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Crucible Studio Theatre, Sheffield
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Richard Wilson brings Polly Stenham's debut play to Sheffield for its regional premiere.
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Alice
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Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
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Laura Wade's inventive retelling of Alice in Wonderland.
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Translations
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Tobacco Factory, Bristol
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Graduating students at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School stage Brian Friel's classic play.
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Salome
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Richmond Theatre, Richmond
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Jamie Lloyd directs Oscar Wilde's play for Headlong Theatre.
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Electric Hotel
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Harbourside, Bristol
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As part of Bristol's MayFest, audience members don headphones for a production staged in a specially constructed hotel.
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True West
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Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
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Nigel Harman and John Light star in a staging of Sam Shephard's play.
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Oh What a Lovely War
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Richmond Theatre, Richmond
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Northern Stage present a fresh take on Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop production.
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Arthur and George
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Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham
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David Edgar adapts Julian Barnes' acclaimed novel for the stage.
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Hedda Gabler
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Richmond Theatre, Richmond
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Rosamund Pike plays Ibsen's complex heroine in Adrian Noble's touring production.
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Juliet and Her Romeo
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Old Vic, Bristol
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Tom Morris directs an original spin on Shakespeare's timeless love play.
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Dad's Army Marches On
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Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage
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Second on-stage outing for the characters of the classic wartime sitcom.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Tobacco Factory, Bristol
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Andrew Hilton and Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory stage a magical version of the Bard's comedy.
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Dancing at Lughnasa
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Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham
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Tamara Harvey directs a moving and layered revival of Brian Friel's play.
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An Enemy of the People
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Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
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The Crucible reopens under Daniel Evans' artistic directorship with a production of Ibsen starring Antony Sher.
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Cling to Me Like Ivy
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The Door, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham
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Samantha Ellis' charming new play about life in the Orthodox Jewish community.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Rose Theatre, Kingston-upon-Thames
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Judi Dench plays Titania in Peter Hall's production of Shakespeare's comedy.
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Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
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Tobacco Factory, Bristol
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Travelling Light Theatre's family friendly production of the famous folk tale.
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Hansel and Gretel
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Old Vic, Bristol
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Kneehigh work their particular brand of magic on the classic children's story.
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