Stage

There is still time to buy tickets to see the Yorkshire medium, Stephen Holbrook, in action.

The latest spring venture for Burton Joyce Players is three one-act plays. They will be staged in the village hall from April 22 to April 24 at 7.30pm.

AFTER another sell-out run in the West End, the live stage adaptation of the best-selling picture book, The Gruffalo, is back on tour of the UK.

Performers from Korea and the UK combine storytelling, physical theatre, live music, puppetry and comedy to bring a magical children’s tale to life.

On The Edge by Kevin Tomlinson received five-star reviews at the 2003 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and went on to tour the world.

The latest production by the Lincoln Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society is as slick as they come.

Sinatra Live At The Sands will see Stephen Triffitt pay tribute to the chairman of the board at Lincoln Theatre Royal on April 11 at 7.30pm.

Hollywood star Debbie Reynolds will be at Lincoln Theatre Royal on April 18 at 2.30pm and 7.30pm to talk about her glittering career.

More than 20 young actors from Nottinghamshire will present a gripping 20th Century tale of love and betrayal at Nottingham Playhouse.

More than 100 dancers, aged three to 17, will put on their annual show at the Palace Theatre, Newark, on April 9 at 7pm.

The hit comedy, Mum’s The Word, about how children can change your life forever is on its third tour and will be staged at Lincoln Theatre Royal from April 13 to April 17.

Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity will show why the public took them to their hearts at Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on Tuesday, April 13.

4Front Performance, behind last year’s J, D and Coke and Going Down presents two very different short plays at Lincoln Drill Hall on April 15.

Northern Ballet Theatre is reviving one of its most spectacular and popular productions for 2010.

The many female characters and heroines of Jane Austen’s novels are brought to life in a one-woman show.

Listen very carefully, we shall say this only once. The star of this year’s Newark Palace Theatre pantomime is Vicki Michelle from the classic BBC comedy, ‘Allo ‘Allo.

The producers of Vampires Rock foresee a roaring success when they bring their new show to Newark on April 10.

A powerful play based on Peter Brook’s Tierno Bokar, is at Nottingham Playhouse from Tuesday, April 6 until April 10.

The company behind the Lincoln Mystery Plays is preparing for a performance of The Hollow Crown.

Adrian Noble’s production of Hedda Gabler certainly packs a punch at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham, as it delves deep into the central character’s tormented soul.