Until Saturday February 23,
Theatre Royal Bath.
ALTHOUGH The Nutcracker ballet embodies the spirit of Christmas, a mid-February showing at the Theatre Royal Bath is no less magical.
Monday, February 18 until Saturday, February 23
Theatre Royal Bath
MOSCOW City Ballet, accompanied by the Moscow Ballet Orchestra, makes a welcome return to the Theatre Royal Bath next week, with two of the best-loved ballets in the repertoire, Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker and Cinderella set to Prokofiev’s emotive score.
Monday, February 18 until Saturday, February 23
Bristol Hippodrome.
Catch the breathtakingly spectacular famous 1966 Moscow production of The Nutcracker directed by one of Moscow’s finest, Yuri Grigorovich, for 30 years the director of the world-famous Bolshoi Ballet and the ballet widely regarded as the greatest of Russian ballets, Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty.
Until Saturday, February 16, Theatre Royal Bath.
Full of raw emotion and ironic humour, Stephen Mulrine’s translation of Anton Chekhov’s tragi-comedy crackled and fizzed at the Theatre Royal Bath this week, with Nicholas le Prevost and Neil Pearson leading a superb cast.
Until February 23, Salisbury Playhouse.
The Herbal Bed is Peter Whelan’s brilliant retelling of a scandal involving Shakespeare’s eldest daughter, the upstanding and virtuous Susanna Hall.
February 21, 22 and 23, The Wroughton Theatre, King Edward School, Bath.
Leonard Bernstein’s Candide, based on Voltaire’s satirical novel set in the 18th century, explores how despite everything, life will always come good in the end.
Until Saturday February 9,
Theatre Royal Bath.
GOLF can seriously ruin your life – that is one of the main lessons in The Deep Blue Sea, which is on at the Theatre Royal in Bath until February 9.
The Little Theatre in Bath is preparing to welcome acclaimed actor Daniel Day-Lewis, who won a Screen Actors Guild award this week for his performance in There Will Be Blood.
Until Saturday February 2,
Theatre Royal Bath.
When young New Yorker Ross Gardiner (Gideon Turner) nearly runs over 86-year-old Mr Green (Warren Mitchell), a judge orders him to visit the elderly gentlemen once a week as part of his community service.
Until Saturday January 26,
Theatre Royal Bath.
Noel Coward, whose hallmark is brilliant repartee, clever quips and witty put-downs, exposes the emptiness inside this brittle social shell in the play which first brought him to the public’s attention in 1924.
From next week,
Merlin Theatre, Frome.
There are some exciting opportunities for adults to gain skills in both dance and theatre from experienced professionals at the Merlin this spring.
From Monday, January 21.
The spring season at the Theatre Royal Bath opens with the first of no less than four productions visiting Bath prior to the West End.
Until January 20,
Theatre Royal Bath.
NO-ONE is immune to the might of pantomime, not grumpy small boys, gloomy grandads dragged along on a family outing or doubting dads ‘not sure their children are old enough for this yet’ (grown-up code for ‘have I got to sit through this?’).
