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Cheeky gags, check. Fabulous song and dance numbers, check. Audience participation, check. Slapstick comedy, check.

As Jack and The Beanstalk’s run gets underway, Nottingham Playhouse has announced the story of its next legendary pantomime.

Newark’s Jay McGuiness is to join the tour of global sensation & Juliet, including shows in his home county.

An Olympian, actress, and singer, are the first celebrities confirmed to be brining their ballroom brilliance out on tour.

A star-studded cast has been announced for the world premiere and major tour of Peter James’ Picture You Dead.

Ay up me ducks — it’s that time of year again. Nottingham Playhouse’s legendary panto is back on stage, and just as brilliant as ever.

Lincoln’s longest running traditional pantomime is back for 2024 - this time bringing the fairest panto of them all.

A timeless story of giants, golden eggs, and some mysterious beans is set to sprout on stage this Christmas, for the much-loved Playhouse panto.

Indie legends James are heading to Lincoln next summer for a massive open air show.

A community theatre company are back for pantomime with a twist.

TV actor and musical theatre star Richard Winsor is to take over the role of Captain Hook in Nottingham this festive season.

Renowned actors Sir Ian McKellen and Julie Hesmondhalgh will star in this year’s Playhouse pantomime — as the voices of a giant and harp.

Rehearsals are well under way for Robin Hood Theatre Company’s next production.

Two Strictly Come Dancing favourites will be returning to theatres for their biggest show to date.

A ‘full-time cutie pie’ and internationally-acclaimed stand-up comedian, Lou Sanders, is to bring her biggest tour to date to Lincoln.

From panto to ballet, classical music to musical theatre, there’s something for everyone on stage this Christmas.

A charming show designed specially for youngsters is set for the stage this winter.

A captivating performance of a Shakesperare’s play with fairies and kings and queens through the magic of opera.

Musical maestro Jools Holland and his famous Rhythm and Blues Orchestra are on tour with special guests Marc Almond and Toby Lee.

Tone deaf and with no sense of rhythm — at least this comedian doesn’t make a song and dance about it.