The National Theatre’s stage musical adaptation of The Witches is fun for all the family, or even childless millennials and zoomers who grew up with the book and/or the film

Museum of Austerity is an evocative and immersive experience, revealing the harsh truths behind Conservative-led England.

The Crucible is a must-see morality play bolstered by superb performances and a fresh take on a modern classic

The stage adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s The Ocean at the End of the Lane, which is currently having its regional premiere at The Lowry, is a fantastic, fantastical exploration of family

Cursed musical Hex returns to the National Theatre, after its original run ended without a press night (amidst numerous other problems), starring Victoria Hamilton-Barritt

The Ocean at the End of the Lane, the National Theatre play based on the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name, has its Regional Premiere at The Lowry

Eleri B. Jones, a former UoM student and the Resident Director of The Ocean at The End of the Lane, talks to The Mancunion, ahead of the play’s regional premiere at The Lowry

Based on the best-selling novel, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time plays at Manchester Opera House

The NYT are holding auditions for young people, aged 14-25, at the Royal Exchange Theatre in February and March

Ella Marsden reviews a live-broadcast of Fleabag and asks how the success of the TV show has affected the stage version

It was an “evening full of laughs, action and breath-taking tragedy”

Jess Johnstone reviews the National Theatre’s touring version of Macbeth