TAB'S theatre world

Interview with Dominic Anderson, who plays grown-up Jenna's boyfriend, 'Alex'

Take a trip down memory lane. The 'English National Ballet' are the vessel of four big names in dance, showing their groundbreaking choreography and style. It'll move and shake you.

An improvised murder mystery where the audience takes the reins. It's just a bit of fun, and the actors have great improvisation skills. Wild ideas are the barrier to quality.

Put on your brightest clothes for this hilarious, modern and relatable new musical. All the drama in one flat... Well, what would you do if you lived with a guy who ghosted you?

Your new comfort show. Every character adds extra flavour to the plot, and this gives each actor a moment to shine.

You must go into this show with no idea what to expect to get the full experience. You are put into the shoes of the interviewer, and you won't realise till the end. This is what theatre is about!

This show starts with a jump, and the audience is held on by a thread. Perfect opening to the spooky season, with a female-led spin.

Park Theatre - Interview with writer Andrew Keatley.

'Mental health needs to be talked about.' This message is displayed in an uplifting, empowering piece of theatre, performed each night by one of five different well-known performers.

Welcoming Brian Conley as Doc and Maddie Grace Jepson as Lorraine Baines! What a comic and colourful pair to add to the incredible cast. This show is out of this world.

A choreography marvel of a show and production value that is off the scale! Ross Chisari slips into the role of Santiago like a glove, showing the incredible skills that swings have!

What a bold and fearless show. Megan Prescott delivers a vital message to the stage about the acting industry. She and her show are a driving force.

WARNING: The tapping in this show is infectious, you will leave doing a time step. This is a feel-good dance show that is just a good vibe and is filled with some talented dancers.

This one-man show will walk you through a chaotic night out. It has comedy, energy, and unexpected emotion. Tom Claxton is an energetic actor!

Fantastic puppetry and the fantasy story lifted from the pages. Whilst targeted to a young audience, there are some discomforting, creepy characters.

This play deserves to be shouted from the rooftops. Not one stone is left unturned, extremely sentimental and perfectly presents how illness brings a family together with intense emotions seeping through.

A Shakespeare play where one of the actors is drunk, it's an absolute unserious and hilarious nightmare. This is the perfect weekend activity.

This woman is a powerhouse and an inspiration. Her hard work on her craft, journey and personal stories are shared, along with some familiar voices.

Mozart's music fused into a pop-rock score and sharing his history with a new generation. West End stars in this show are doing what they do best, and it's a powerful piece of work.

Interview with leading man Jack Chambers, who is starring in the brand-new musical that is showing for 5 weeks at 'The Other Palace' theatre, 'Saving Mozart'.