Evening events, Theatre, Play

Charming musical based on The Ugly Duckling.

All the terror of the Tudors, replete with all the grizzly details about those murderous kings and queens, brought to the stage with 3D special effects.

The gruesome side of the Victorian era, with no gore spared, is translated onto the stage with groundbreaking 3D special effects.

Showcase evening featuring work by young playwrights and composers from the local area performed by fellow youth theatre members and musicians.

The Cumbernauld Theatre's Actors' Group present Oscar Wilde's classic comedic tale of blackmail and corruption.

Sparkling dialogue from the master of witticism in Wilde's great masterpiece. Presented by London Classic Theatre.

Jeremy Howe, Commissioning Editor BBC Radio 4, dramatist Jonathan Myerson and writer and theatre critic Octavian Saiu explore the influence radio has had on drama and its development as an artform.

An outdoor performance of Sondheim's classic musical.

Birmingham Stage Company explore the witty and wonderful world of Roald Dahl's insect-laden tale of young James and his round-the-world adventures aboard the enormous piece of fruit.

Fife Youth Music Theatre present the classic oobee doo Disney jungle musical on stage.

New show celebrating the unsung female heroes of World War II.

Matthew Spangler's adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel about friendships that can span continents.

Once again, good old Grant Stott, Andy Gray and Allan Stewart take to the stage for a festive runaround. This year, Peter Pan gets their irreverent treatment.

A silver donkey named Platero and his rider, the Nobel Prize-winning poet Juan Ramon Jimenez, take a fanciful ride through southern Spain. Storytelling and puppetry from Mike Maran and Nino Namitcheishvili.

Chekhov's Three Sisters adapted by Viv Adam and starring Roisin, Shona and Iona, three sisters from River City, as Olga, Masha and Irina.

Jason Sutton stars as the cross dressing Acting Captain Terri Dennis in an adaptation of Peter Nichols' military farce.

The classic British sitcom takes to the stage.

Jim Harbourne's play about mutiny in the toy box!

Canadian actor Alon Nashman has been acclaimed across Canada, the USA and Europe for his performance as writer Franz Kafka, in this five-star adaptation of Kafka's extraordinary and never-delivered letter to his own father.

Oscar Wilde's social satire shows the destructiveness of gossip and the ambiguous sexual morality at the heart of the British ruling class.