Theatre

The tights-wearing bandit cannot be stopped as he defeats the nasty Sheriff of Nottingham time and time again! With Maid Marian, Little John, Friar Tuck, buckets of mud and a host of colourful forest characters telling their tales along the way, this is a family show with live music, puppetry and lots of joining in.

• Directed by: Kristin Hanggi
• Written by: Chris D'Arienzo

A girl meets a city rocker in a famous Los Angeles rock club and they fall in love to familiar songs including Don't Stop Believin' and We Built This City in this 1980s-set musical by Chris D'Arienzo.

• Directed by: Maddy Kerr
• Written by: William Shakespeare

Heartbreak Productions presents Shakespeare's timeless tragedy in which two innocent lovers fall victim to family hatreds. Directed by Maddy Kerr.

Local kids show off their talents.

A dazzling display of high energy dance routines from the Gypsy Dancers and captivating music from the Showtime Singers.

A traditional pantomime based on the famous fairy tale.

The original stage version of Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill's TV sitcom of ageing disgracefully.

• Directed by: Simon Godwin
• Written by: Eugene O'Neill

Nina is distraught by the death of the love of her life, killed during the first world war. Escaping her jealous father, she begins a series of tasteless sexual encounters, finally marrying a young and amiable man. Pregnant, Nina discovers a terrible secret which forces her into a life-changing decision. Eugene O'Neill's…

Craig Revel Horwood's new show takes a behind-the-scenes look at the stars of Strictly Come Dancing, told through music, song and stunning dance routines. Starring Lisa Riley, Artem Chigvintsev, Natalie Lowe and Ian Waite.

This vibrant and colourful show tells the story of Charity Hope Valentine and her search both for a new job to take her away from the Dance Hall in which she works and for a man to love and cherish her. The show opened in London in 1967 starring Juliet Prowse, was followed by a film starring Shirley McLaine and recently…

• Directed by: Ellie Jones
• Written by: Claire Luckham

Southwark Playhouse presents an updated version of Claire Luckham's popular female wrestling drama Trafford Tanzi, set within a professional-size ring, original songs and a live DJ. This production incorporates the Mexican Lucha libre style of wrestling.

Step back in time with a brand new edition of the popular touring show, and hear rock'n'roll hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s.

• Directed by: Christopher Luscombe
• Written by: Graham Greene (book)

David Bamber, Jonathan Hyde, Gregory Gudgeon and Iain Mitchell will portray a host of characters in Giles Havergal's adaptation of the anarchic comedy, from Graham Greene's novel. Director is Christopher Luscombe.

Final-year students from the University of the West of Scotland showcase their work created in their final year, ranging from conventional playwriting to experimental devised pieces.

• Directed by: Will Adamsdale
• Written by: Jason Barnett

A work-shy writer finds that a Victorian man is living in the wall of his flat, in Will Adamsdale's surreal play with songs about recycling and knock-throughs. Featuring Jason Barnett and Melanie Wilson, co-directed by Lyndsey Turner.

• Directed by: Lynne Page
• Written by: Jennifer Saunders

Comedy musical written by Jennifer Saunders, featuring the songs of the Spice Girls, about a young girl finally realising that her newly-found fame cannot replace the love of family and friends. Directed by Paul Garrington.

Potted versions of six musicals: Miss Saigon, Fiddler On The Roof, Fame, Shrek, Billy Elliot and Les Miserables.

25,000 unemployed WW1 veterans who petitioned the US Government in 1932 for promised relief. By Peter Arnott.

• Directed by: Terry Hands

When his 14 year old son Ronnie is expelled from Osborne Royal Naval College for stealing a five shilling postal order, Arthur Winslow risks financial ruin, his family's happiness and his own health to ensure that the boy has a fair trial.

• Written by: L. Frank Baum

A production based on the famous children's story by L Frank Baum.

This thought-provoking drama explores notions of the afterlife with physical theatre and minimal props.

A performance of the ever-popular story by students.

• Directed by: Sue Hamilton
• Written by: Bradford Ropes

This Tony and Olivier Award-winning song and dance extravaganza sets the glitz and glamour of Broadway against the backdrop of New York in the height of the Great Depression.