Theatre and Comedy

A fabulous evening of musical wit and revelry with the one and only Richard Digance and Eric Sedge as opening support is promised at the Milton Rooms in Malton.

Helmsley Arts Centre, Sunday March 18 at 7.30pm

Milton Rooms, Malton, Friday March 23 at 7.30pm

Milkshake! Live came to Scarborough this week, promising a magical afternoon of entertainment for the audience, and they did not disappoint their young fans.

Casting has been revealed for Calendar Girls the Musical which returns home to Yorkshire following its West End stint, stopping off at Leeds Grand Theatre in August and Hull New Theatre in November.

Families wanting a giant amount of festive fun should head down to Scarborough's South Bay for the Spa's annual pantomime production.

York Theatre Royal’s panto family is back together again.

A story of family and relationships is coming to York Theatre Royal next week.

A speedy new tickets sales system to help people buy easier and faster at SIV's venues - including Sheffield Arena - was outlined today as part of major plans to increase business and boost the region's economy.

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice has come home – and what a homecoming it has received – cheers, tears and standing ovations.

Eminem fans still after tickets to see the rap legend returning to Leeds Festival this summer will now have to buy a weekend camping pass - Sunday day tickets have sold out.

Comedy star Micky Flanagan is celebrating his recent record-breaking appearances at Sheffield Arena with a return this month - and you could see him for FREE.

I was aware that director Sally Cookson’s interpretation of Charlotte Bronte’s novel Jane Eyre was going to be very different from any previous stage versions of the book; it was indeed.

Wow! I’ve never seen a show quite like this; wigs, wit and wonderful razzle dazzle.

Come on get happy – Movies Meets the Musicals is back at the Spa. It has been delighting audiences for the past few years – and this season it has been given a new score.

Mamma Mia did not have a red carpet on its first night – it had a blue one. But red or blue this first night was one of the most exciting the Grand Theatre had seen for some time.