Season’s Greetings: Review
Fancy being transported to your own living room at Christmas time? Alan Ayckbourn’s Season’s Greetings at the New Vic Theatre will take you there.
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Handbagged: Review
Contrasting handbags and contrasting opinions. What really did happen in those private meetings between the two most powerful women in the country?
Intemperance: Review
Intemperance is the tragically beautiful tale of an Irish family who set up in Liverpool and keep their dreams alive in the face of poverty.
Broadway Beckons for New Vic Theatre
The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme is heading to New York’s theatre district this summer for their first-ever international tour.
Much Ado About Nothing: Review
Much Ado About Nothing is hailed as Shakespeare’s greatest romantic comedy and the New Vic and Northern Broadsides truly did it justice.
The Wind In The Willows: Review
Toad in the hole! The Wind In The Willows is this year’s hotly anticipated Christmas show at The New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and it does not disappoint, Charlotte Yorke reviews.
Newcastle’s Vic Theatre launches Associate Artist scheme
New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme has opened applications for a third time for the Associate Artist scheme.
North Staffordshire artists and performers can apply to The Kiln – the theatre’s year-long placement of tailored support.
Beautiful thing: A review
Beautiful thing was a ground breaking sensation when it first came to stage in 1993, dispelling prejudices and misunderstandings about young gay love was a powerful, and important, thing to do.
Joking Apart: Review
It is 40 years since Alan Ayckbourn wrote ‘Joking Apart’ and this comedic play still has all the…
Queens of the Coal Age: Review
Ruby Davies reviews Queens of the Coal Age at the New Vic theatre and finds it portrays a different perpective on the miners’ strikes.