Richmond Theatre

Sharp observational humour from the Dublin-born stand-up and actor best known for his television sitcom roles in Channel 4's Father Ted and BBC1's My Hero.

• Directed by: Psyche Stott
• Written by: Dennis Potter

Northern Stage presents Dennis Potter's loss-of-innocence drama in which seven children play together in the English countryside during a wartime summer. Directed by Psyche Stott.

• Written by: Dennis Potter

On a sunny summer afternoon during the Second World War in the Forest of Dean, a group of seven-year-olds play and squabble. But as the events of their childhood imaginations and loyalties develop, they take a distressing turn. The typical games of childhood reveal a capacity for brutality beneath their seeming innocence.

Celebrate the man and the music as the popular touring production of the rock musical rolls into town again.

A breathtaking theatrical Kung Fu Show which continues the story of the warrior and vividly depicts the rarely-seen Kung Fu masters' feats of agility strength and skill, using Buddhist Meditation and their rigorous martial arts training.

Verdi’s classic love story of war, jealousy and revenge.

The romantic opera is staged traditionally, directed by Ellen Kent and starring international soloists with the full Moldovan National Opera and Moldovan National Philharmonic.

Ellen Kent brings Verdi's magnificent opera to life with the help of a range of acclaimed international soloists.

• Directed by: Loipa Araujo
• Written by: George Williamson

George Williamson and Loipa Araujo co-direct a re-imagining of the fairy-tale ballet, which simplifies the choreography and storyline for the benefit of young audiences to Prokofiev's unforgettable score.

• Directed by: Roy Mardsen
• Written by: Patrick Hamilton

Psychological thriller about a deceiving, manipulative governess who throws a household into disarray when her young charge disappears.

A brand new story for fans of the CBeebies series. Sunnysands pirate, Horatio Heave Ho, takes Jason and Jemima on a pirate adventure in search of treasure. But when things go wrong, it's time for Grandpa to put on his Shrinking Cap and save the day, all with a bit of teamwork.

One wild and windy night the Gruffalo's child ignores her father's warning and tiptoes out into the snow. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn't really exist, does he?

• Written by: Axel Scheffler

A musical adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's picture book telling the story of a child who disobeys her father's warnings. Adapted and directed by Olivia Jacobs and Toby Mitchell.

Just A Minute/One Show Gyles won multiple five stars for his last Edinburgh sell-out. Now the award-winning raconteur and ex MP explores the secrets of How to Be Happy. 'Incredibly funny, wildly indiscreet' (Daily Mail).

Cash tribute from singer/songwriter Clive John.

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• Directed by: Adrian Brown
• Written by: Terence Rattigan

Terence Rattigan's romantic comedy about steel magnate John Fletcher challenging the might of the Nazis and their production of tanks for D-Day. He is in the last stages before he can leave the government to get a divorce and marry his true love, widow Olivia Brown. Featuring Sue Holderness and William Gaminara.

George Orwell's dystopian of life under Big Brother, in a new adaptation by Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan. Headlong and Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company present.

The Osmond Brothers – Merrill, Jay and Jimmy – sing the American rock'n'roll songbook, including the Osmonds' classic hits.

All singing, all dancing puppet show with wee Peppa Pig and pals as they enjoy the rain and muddy puddles and try to fix the leaking nursery roof.

Tale of the young boy who never grew up.

Award-winning play about a group of Ashington miners in 1934, who hire a professor to teach an art appreciation evening class and then begin to paint their own work. Written by Lee Hall (of Billy Elliott fame) and presented here by Bill Kenwright.

Watch the red peppers and green tomatoes fly at this live food show.

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

The worlds of upper-class England and glitzy Hollywood go a-colliding in this comedic play starring Patricia Hodge and Caroline Quentin.

The classic British sitcom takes to the stage.

• Written by: Eric Chappell

ITV's top comedy of all time comes to the stage in a brand-new production from the Comedy Theatre Company.

Sally pretends her 'psychic' powers have been with her since she was nine months old, and she's now taking her 'psychic' knowledge on tour.

A Headlong and The Nuffield, Southampton production taking on Chekov's short play of unrequited love.

• Directed by: Blanche McIntyre
• Written by: Anton Chekhov

Headlong Theatre and Nuffield Theatre Company presents Chekhov's exploration of emotion, creativity and romantic conflict, in one of the greatest plays of the modern era about unrequited love.

The 1960s bands perform their hits.

Theatrical Kung-Fu show displaying feats of agility, strength and skill, and telling the story of the warrior.

The suave comedian presents a new show of feelgood humour and sharp observational stand-up.

Three men who have taken on the role of the Phantom – Earl Carpenter, Matt Cammelle and Stephen John Davis – along with Rebecca Caine, perform songs from the musical.

A tribute show that spans PF's Gilmour-led catalogue from Dark Side to The Division Bell.

Eve Ensler's famous, hilarious, moving and brave celebration of female sexuality.