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Drama of a kiss at Highbury Learning to say yes, Prime Minister Brownhills get a taste for rewards Clarion call for singers Solihull call for a Wizard cast
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Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester Birmingham Royal Ballet announce new season War Horse, the National Theatre blockbuster, will be at Birmingham Hippodrome in October 2013.
The Phantom of the Opera opens in Birmingham Stephen Wood talks about how the words on the screens at Welsh National Opera productions get there. Sir Derek Jacobi has been talking to Roger Clarke about the amateur stage, Birmingham Rep, retirement and becoming an ugly sister . . .
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Jane Austen's Emma is brought to life at Sutton Arts Theatre in an excellent adaptation with some very modern twists More | |||||
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The splendid Driving Miss Daisy is back in gear and rolling along on its touching journey at Wolverhampton Grand More | |||||
| Lee Hall's The Pitmen Painters is a powerful. sometimes funny play that shows the magical world that theatre can create. Catch it at Malvern More |
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Priscilla is rolling across the deserts in brash, colourful and regal style at the New Alexandra Theatre More | |||||
| Paws for thought at Wolverhampton Grand where we are invited into the wonderful, mysterious world of Cats More |
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Earl Carpenter is the Phantom of the Opera in a fantastic, stunning production at Birmingham Hippodrome More | |||||
| Ibsen's classic Hedda Gabler is given a new time, the 1960s, and new location, Birmingham, i Heather Gardner from Birmingham Rep More |
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| Birmingham Royal Ballet announce new season which includes a UK premiere, Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker and La Fille mal gardée More | ||||||
| The Phantom of The Opera arrives in Birmingham with a fabulous new production and we were there to see the final touches to the set More | ||||||
| Stephen Wood is the man who puts the words in the sky for Welsh National Operagoers at Birmingham Hippodrome. Diane Parkes has been finding how he does it More | ||||||
| Cadfael makes his stage debut at the Grand More | ||||||
| Michele Dotrice talks about her role in the comedy The Ladykillers, at the Grand next week More | ||||||
| Lisa Riley, star of Strictly Come Dancing has been talking about the live show which heads into Birmingham this week More | ||||||
| Sir Derek Jacobi has been talking to Roger Clarke about the amateur stage, Birmingham Rep, retirement and becoming an ugly sister . . . More | ||||||
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