The Shires first broke through in 2014 with their single ‘Nashville Grey Skies’, a playful song about Britain needing its own country scene. And that’s something which they helped happen, starting with their 2015 debut Brave, which became the first ever Top 10 album by a UK country music artist. That success continued with a […]
It’s about connection, no matter what the obstacles; about love’s eternal struggle with time; about music and its ability to heal. It’s also about her last wish: to get high once before she died.
A new staging of an iconic British film It’s 1945. When British Pilot Peter Carter’s plane goes down just off…
Join the Lyceum Youth Theatre at Crewe's historic theatre and make friends, learn new skills, and boost confidence. As a member of the Youth Theatre, you have the opportunity to work with professional artists and learn all about drama and performance in a fun, creative and friendly environment. Terms run for 12 weeks, alongside the […]
They blow the roof off every time we have them, so we couldn’t wait to invite them back again! Featured in the BBC TV documentary “The Joy of the Guitar Riff” (alongside Brian May, Tony Iommi & Dave Grohl) Purple Zeppelin are proud to pay tribute to the two greatest Rock Bands of all time, […]
A concert from Musical Theatre Stafford, celebrating the best of contemporary musical theatre
In this latest adaptation of the epic tale, Pierre Niney (Yves St Laurent, 2014) plays the role of Edmond Dantes who becomes the target of a sinister plot.
Together, Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham are simply the best traditional musicians you are ever likely to hear. Having toured…
The Regent Theatre opened in 1929 as a super cinema. Following a three year £23 million development of the city centre, The Regent Theatre was reopened on 22 September 1999 and since then has hosted a number of shows and musicals including the National Theatre's production of War Horse, Mamma Mia! and Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake.
It’s 1992 and for five 16 year-old girls, ‘the band’ is everything. 25 years later, the group of girls, who were once inseparable, haven't seen each other since school. They reunite in Prague to see their heartthrobs one last time, and try once more to fulfil their dream of meeting the boy band whose music […]
★★★★“Skilful crafting…he keeps the laughs coming” British Theatre Guide “He charms the pants off the crowd” Sunday Times “The amount of first-rate comic craft that goes into his routines is worthy of admiration” Guardian “Simultaneously down-to- earth and out of this world”
The Regent Theatre opened in 1929 as a super cinema. Following a three year £23 million development of the city centre, The Regent Theatre was reopened on 22 September 1999 and since then has hosted a number of shows and musicals including the National Theatre's production of War Horse, Mamma Mia! and Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake.
