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The Boy With Tape On His Face is coming to a stage near you, ‘a show the world can’t stop talking about’. This is stand-up comedy with no talking, drama with no acting and punch lines with no words.

Grantham Dramatic Society will be the first group to perform the West End hit, ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ in the East Midlands – with the regional premiere taking place at the Guildhall on May 11 to 14.

Funhouse Comedy Club brings another great night of laughter, to the Grainstore Brewery, Oakham on Thursday, next week.

Jim’s wife, a patient on a dementia ward, has died from what appears to be natural causes. Jim is a retired police detective and he smells a rat. He’s determined to solve one last murder. The problem is he also has dementia. It is a case worthy of the greatest detective mind, but

Rutland Musical Theatre will bring the huge West End hit ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ to Rutland from Wednesday, next week until Saturday, April 16.

Join Ballet Theatre UK as they tell the tale of a wooden puppet carved from pine with but only one wish… to become a real boy.

Big hair, big moves and big voices - the latest production by Peterborough’s oldest musical theatre society had me smiling from ear to ear when I left the Cresset, with a hop, skip and a jump in my step.

Tickets will go on sale on Monday for Uppingham Theatre Company’s next production Steel Magnolias.

Stamford playwright, Torben Betts brings the black comedy ‘Invincible’ to Stamford Arts Centre in May, produced by The Original Theatre Company and The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds.

Join Hairy Maclary & Friends this Easter, for canine capers and animal adventures, as they bound off the page and onto the stage at Stamford Corn Exchange on Sunday (April 3).

Funhouse Comedy Club returns to the Grainstore Brewery, in Oakham on Thursday, March 31, for a fun-filled night of laughter.

Theatrical Niche in conjunction with Arts Council England will be bringing their Spring tour of ‘The Good Person of Szechwan’ to Stamford Arts Centre.

Shoestring’s Winter Warmer is Liz Lochhead’s Good Things - a romantic comedy about finding love the second (or third or fourth) time, from ‘Scotland’s greatest living dramatist’.

Back for its fourth year, the Key Comedy Festival returns to the Embankment venue in Peterborough.

A new play written by and starring comedy legend Bobby Ball comes to Stamford’s Corn Exchange this month with an all-star cast including his sparring partner Tommy Cannon, Stu Francis, Johnnie Casson and Ann-Marie.

Funhouse Comedy Club brings another great night of laughter to the Grainstore Brewery in Oakham on Thursday (February 25).

Stamford and Bourne District Scouts has launched its 31st annual District Gang Show and this year is set to be bigger and better than even before.

Jump aboard ship this half-term at Stamford Corn Exchange, for a swashbuckling adventure with plenty of pirates and princesses.

Dick Whittington is this year’s annual pantomime by the award- winning South Kesteven Acting and Musical Players, SKAMP.

The High Sheriff of Rutland, Andrew Brown is helping to raise a smile in February with a one-off comedy night, organised as part of Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival.