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.
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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.
Astley’s Astounding Adventures: Review
Enjoyable for both young and old, Astley’s Astounding Adventures is a fantastic way to learn about Newcastle-under-Lyme’s father of the modern circus, says Ruby Davies.
Table: Review
Ruby Davies reviews the regional premiere of Tanya Ronder’s play, Table at The New Vic theatre.
Educating Rita, a riveting and heartfelt night at the theatre
Educating Rita follows no nonsense, Liverpudlian, Rita in her pursuit of knowledge and a greater understanding of well… “Everything”, and her unorthodox alcoholic Open University tutor, Frank. Louise Parkes reviews.
Votes for Women: Review
Alex Broad reviews Votes for Women, the rarely produced play by celebrated suffragist, Elizabeth Robins, at the New Vic Theatre.