New Vic Theatre Closes its Doors to the Public
The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme have closed their doors to the public from today.…
Browsing: Regent Theatre
Curtains: A Musical WhoDunnIt
‘Curtains’ is a fun, toe-tapping musical based around a murder mystery in a Boston theatre…
Review: The Lady Vanishes
There’s nothing like a classic thriller to keep the people of Stoke-On-Trent entertained on a windy April evening; and entertainment is certainly what the audience got at the opening night of The Lady Vanishes at the Regent Theatre, Hanley.
War Horse: Review
The acclaimed production of War Horse has now hit the Regent Theatre in Hanley, giving the people of Staffordshire a golden opportunity to be immersed in this spectacular, riveting and emotional story.
Abigail’s Party: Review
Do you want to be a fly on the wall at the most awkward dinner party of the seventies? Then Abigail’s Party is the place for you.
Rock of Ages the Musical: Review
Surrounded by leather cladded rockers, scantily dressed women in underwear and beer bottles galore life, at the Bourbon Room on the Sunset Strip.
Experience the magic of the Regent Theatre this Christmas
With the Christmas season in full swing, it’s only right that a trip to the theatre completes your festive period. The Regent Theatre, located in the heart of Stoke-on-Trent’s city centre, promises not-to-miss festive productions this December, with the Nativity and Robin Hood headlining the end of 2018.
The Full Monty: Review
The Full Monty theater production made it to Stoke-on-Trent last night (19 November), telling the story of six unemployed ex-steel workers in 1980’s Sheffield who have nothing to lose other than their clothes!
The Regent Theatre is going ‘The Full Monty’
The Regent Theatre, Hanley will be going ‘The Full Monty’ with a new production from Simon Beaufoy’s award-winning play based on the nineties hit film.
Calendar Girls: The Musical – Review
Calendar Girls: The Musical took to The Regent Theatre stage last night to a packed out audience to show everything. Louise Hill reviews.