Stage

Sitting in the audience on the opening night of the latest Grantham Dramatic Society (GDS) production I could have been forgiven for thinking I had stepped on to the TV set.

Grantham’s oldest established amateur dramatic society takes to the stage this week with its latest production.

Harrowby Singers present their latest musical extravaganza, ‘Songs from the Silver Screen’, for three nights from Thursday at the Guildhall Arts Centre in Grantham.

Stamford Shoestring Theatre kicks off the autumn season in the newly redecorated theatre at Stamford Arts Centre with its bright and snappy contemporary play ‘Good People’.

St John’s church in Stamford has something to tickle your funny bone!

Uppingham Theatre Company and RATS present ‘Ladies of Laughter Comedy Nights’ at the Falcon Hotel in Uppingham, this September.

Ceri Dupree will be bringing his brilliant One-Man Show to Cottesmore Social Club for a one night only performance on Friday, September 23, courtesy of Loros and Kevin Sadler Promotions.

Prepare to be transported back to the mining and the music of the 70s, at Stamford Corn Exchange.

Follow the yellow brick road to Sacrewell this Saturday (July 30) to join Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion and, of course, Toto on their quest to see the Wizard of Oz.

SHOW REVIEW: Madd (Music, Art, Drama, Dance) Evening, Bourne Grammar School

A unique community production being showcased in Greetham will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme.

Wash away the England blues with our compilation of the best internet funnies in the wake of another disastrous night for English football.

On the lonely wasteland of the desolate Devon moors, something evil is afoot.

Following on from recent successful performances of Wizard of Oz, Singing in the Rain and Guys and Dolls, the award-winning Stamford Amateur Musical Society are back and proud to present Sister Act.

Uppingham Theatre Company presents Steel Magnolias at Uppingham Theatre on June 2, 3 and 4 at Uppingham Theatre.

Welcome aboard! Join the boy and a bear at sea with just a suitcase, a ukulele and a teapot to help them.

The award-winning Funhouse Comedy Club returns to the Guildhall Arts Centre Ballroom in Grantham later this month for what is bound to be a laughter-packed night.

Funhouse Comedy Club brings another great night of laughter, to the Grainstore Brewery in Oakham on Thursday, May 26.

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

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.