Review: How ironic that the heartbreaking story of a wife losing her husband to leukaemia should result in Tim Firth’s absolutely hilarious play, Calendar Girls, which completely filled the house last night.

“This is my life. I have a wife and a cat. I also have a tortoise, but he’s not funny.”

The Little Theatre in Donnington will perform its latest extravaganza of excerpts from popular operettas and opera, Top of the Ops, from November 3 to November 5.

A band of merry will be at Oakengates Theatre this Christmas when Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood roll into town. The panto will run from December 8 to January 2.

Horsehay Amateur Dramatic Society will perform Steel Magnolias from October 13 to 15.

Review: Never was the phrase ‘thought-provoking’ more relevant than when applied to R C Sherriff’s timeless play, Journey’s End.

A Roy Orbison impersonator will take to the stage in Telford on Friday during a show featuring a five piece show band.

Two years ago Blood Brothers was one of the headline attractions of the first full season of the newly opened £27 million Theatre Severn.

Members of Shrewsbury Amateur Operatic Society are to prepare for their roles in an upcoming version of Titanic the musical in an unusual way.

David Grindley’s international multi-award winning production of RC Sherriff’s masterpiece Journey’s End is one of the must-see’s of British theatre.

Stand up comedian Justin Moorhouse will bring his own brand of humour to Oakengates Theatre tomorrow.

It’s about three years since this musical, created from David Essex’s back catalogue, first appeared and it was then somewhat slow, gloomy and not terribly well-focused.