Buxton Opera House

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• Written by: Christopher Moore

A ballet choreographed by the company's artistic director Christopher Moore, based on Lewis Carroll's novel and set to music by Tchaikovsky.

The mountaineer gives an illustrated talk about his expedition to Venezuela and his free-climbed ascent of the wall of the Angel Falls, the world's highest waterfall.

Traditional fiddle music from Scotland, Ireland and Brittany by the established band consisting of Kevin Burke, Christian Lemaitre and Andre Brunet.

• Directed by: Ian Talbot
• Written by: Brandon Thomas

The eccentric Lord Fancourt Babberley is asked to pose as rich Aunt Dona Lucia, by Charley and his friend Jack, for their romantic plans. But Charley's real Aunt arrives, and mayhem descends. Brandon Thomas's comedy features Mathew Horne. Directed by Ian Talbot.

Observational humour from the Dublin-stand-up and actor about reaching middle age.

Contemporary folk and country from the two singer-songwriters and their accompanying musicians.

Distinctive vocal harmonies from Tony Hicks, Ray Stiles, Peter Howarth, Steve Lauri, Ian Parker and Bobby Elliott.

A stage adaptation of Terry Deary's book which celebrates an exceptionally gory period in English history, from the fate of King Henry's wives to the defeat of the Spanish Armada. The production features 3D effects.

A true Las Vegas star who has received praise from the likes of Sinatra. Expect wit and smooth vocals in equal abundance.

The Wakefield-born singer, best known as a presenter of ITV's Loose Women and performer on The Cruise, plays showtunes and popular ballads.

Comedy rogue and South London tearaway Lee "Nelsy" Nelson is fronting his latest live show, Lee Nelson's Well Good Show. The show involves a little audience participation which sees Nelson waling through the audience sharing mortifying tales and cheeky banter with unsuspecting members assisted by his loyal friend fat…

• Directed by: John Fulljames (dir)
• Written by: David Bruce

David Bruce and Glyn Maxw's adaptation of Philip Pullman's popular children's story sees Lila undertake a quest to find out the three rules of firework making, battling tigers and pirates along the way.

The self-proclaimed 'comedian, swashbuckler and scientist' takes his latest and no doubt controversial show on the road.

Songs, laughs and scary fun for children with stories of witches, cats, dogs, birds and frogs. Ages 3+.

You'll know her face from talking about cake and cats on the telly, so here's another chance to see the Millican phenomenon in full flight live onstage.

Typically subversive humour from Lee as he works on material for the latest series of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle. Please note: this is a work in progress show.

Dennis Kay conducts various choral works.