“This is a drama with a theme of escape, lost souls and retribution set five years after the American Civil War, with equally strong female and male lead characters. We are pushing the genre out of its stereotypical frame, giving the Old West a true sense of identity that has long been forgotten on www.”
“This was an enjoyable production… with strong performances from cast members. Donovan’s Mancunian apothecary was laugh-out-loud funny; Templeton’s good humour is infectious; Wood’s Mercutio captured all aspects of an entertaining albeit complex character.”
& Juliet is the joyous, new West End musical that asks: what if Juliet’s famous ending was really just her beginning? What if she decided…
Scottish writer and poet Jackie Kay’s personal memoir, Red Dust Road, to play at HOME Manchester in September 2019
‘Let’s have all the skeletons out of the closet, today, of all days!’
Of all the films to come out of the 1970s perhaps one of the most iconic that captures the essence and despair of the time is Saturday Night Fever with its tragic tale of hopelessness and thwarted dreams.
“These guys are fantastic… DON’T miss this show!” – Alfie Boe
“Do you hear the people sing? Yes! With dashing good looks, incredible voices and outstanding musical magic!” – Elaine Paige, BBC Radio 2
From the producers that brought audiences Rita, Sue and Bob Too! and The Salon, Regal Entertainments are back with brand-new comedy, Achy Breaky Bride this June.
Michael Palin to return to the stage with a brand new show for the paperback release of his latest book: Erebus, The Story of a Ship
“It’s the beginning of something quite special. It’s what the industry needs. There’s been a gap for such a long time and I see it as an Artistic Director as connecting those that have just graduated and stepping into a profession, getting their foot through the door can sometimes be a challenge and this is an opportunity.”