Stage

The Carpenters Story will be retold at the Lincoln Theatre Royal on May 15 at 7.30pm.

The artistic director and chief executive officer of Lincoln Theatre Royal, Ian Dickens, of Newark, has announced the launch of the venue’s repertory season.

The latest production by East Bridgford Drama Group is the Patrick Hamilton thriller, Gaslight.

Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company offers a taste of the Caribbean this month as it stages the reggae musical, The Harder They Come, by Perry Henzell.

Professional storyteller and writer Pete Davis will perform his one-man show, A Nottingham Lad, at Colston Bassett Village Hall on May 21.

Favourite children’s book Wind In The Willows will be brought to life for the stage by the Ratatat Theatre Company.

Jamie Marcus Productions makes its debut at the Palace Theatre, Newark, with a production of Stephen King’s Misery, adapted for the stage by Simon Moore.

Rob Foxon returns to present Age Of Aviation — Powered Flight from 1903-1970 at the Palace Theatre, Newark, on Thursday, May 20, at 7.30pm.

A large and enthusiastic audience at the Palace Theatre, Newark, on May 1, welcomed the London Mozart Players for what was a new and exciting initiative for the town.

The spine-chilling tale of The Woman In Black received a masterful performance on its opening night at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham on May 4.

One of the most successful dance shows returns to Nottingham once more to say a fond farewell.

Big name entertainers will be at the Lincoln Theatre Royal on May 9. Sunday Night At The Royal, features comedy, music, dance and magic.

The first open mic night at The White Swan, Newark, takes place on May 15.

The popular Railways Remembered show takes a look at Along LNER Lines at Newark's Palace Theatre on Thursday, May 13.

Theatre Tours International and Feather Productions will perform The Sociable Plover at the Palace Theatre, Newark, on Monday, May 10.

Performing arts students in their final year at Newark College are putting the finishing touches to their production.

J. B. Priestley’s murder mystery, Dangerous Corner, is at Nottingham Arts Theatre from Tuesday, May 11, until May 15.

Casualty and Holby City’s Clive Mantle takes to the stage at Nottingham's Theatre Royal from Thursday, May 13, to Saturday, May 15, as comedian Tommy Cooper.

Kenneth Williams’ waspish wit takes centre stage in Stop Messing About at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham, from Monday, May 10, to Wednesday, May 12.

The classic scene in the popular romantic comedy film When Harry Met Sally is when the lead lady fakes an orgasm in a restaurant to prove a point to her male companion about women and sex.