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Theatre Review: Jenny Seagrove stars in Victorian mystery The Governess

The Governess is at The Theatre Royal, Windsor, until Saturday May 25. Contact the box office on 01753 853888 or www.theatreroyalwindsor.co.uk. Read

Transformed for the Bard

DIRECTOR Charlie Ward is returning for a second year at the helm of a historic Harrow tradition. The Old Harrovian Players was founded in 1952 and has put on a Shakespeare play at Harrow School every year since.Read

Late starter realises his dream in a tough world

THREE years of acting evening classes appear to be paying off for Sagar Radia, who is finally making it in a tough industry with roles in award-winning BBC dramas and now in an acclaimed theatre production.Read

Late starter realises his dream in a tough world

Paper Dolls has it all

It is based on a documentary film of the same name about a group of people trying to find their place in the world – and singing some great pop songs at the same time – and as story-telling goes, it has it all.Read

Get your tickets for Aladdin panto

CHRISTMAS may be officially over but families still can enjoy a cheeky and charming pantomime.Read

Pudsey the dog stars in barkingly brilliant Dick Whittington

Mark Lundrigan reviews Dick Whittington at the New Victoria Theatre, Woking. The show runs until January 6 2013. Call 0844 871 7645.Read

'Hostess with the mostess

Rudi Lickwood and his Comedy Chums is at Harrow Arts Centre at the end of the month. Read

Revealed: the cast of Harrow's community panto 'Dick Whittington and His Cat'

BRINGING the traditional Christmas-time caper to the stage are a host of local singers, actors and dancers who promise an entertaining family-friendly spectacular.Read

Dreamboats and Petticoats, at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

Many trendy academics are all too happy to espouse the controversial theory that there was no decent pop music before The Beatles.Read

Tricycle's new season features stunning stories and unrivalled variety

THE story of a sometimes overlooked, black, 19th Century actor, a Christmas children’s spectacular, ‘The Cosby Show meets Restoration comedy’ and a tale of cross-dressing Filipinos in Tel Aviv might not appear to have much in common.Read

New artistic director unveils full sesason at the Tricyle theatre

AN energetic woman has launched her innovative new season at Brent’s most renowned theatre.Read

A thoroughly British affair takes place in Wembley

READING, rehearsing and perfecting a play doesn’t seem to be enough of a challenge for the Chameleons Amateur Dramatics Society, as members are also building a new stage in time for this week’s performances.Read

A thoroughly British affair takes place in Wembley

Dickens delights with tales of Victorian London

A ONE-MAN Dickens show brought smiles to visitors to a library.Read

Pinner Players put on 'Allo 'Allo

PINNER: A theatrical take of the popular television comedy ‘Allo ‘Allo is being performed by Pinner Players.Read

Nick Kent's swansong at the Tricycle Theatre

THE Tricycle Theatre has long been known for explosive content and Nick Kent’s final season, centred around the issue of the nuclear bomb, will be no different. Read

An act that's hard to miss

ThE Polka Dots Dolls are hard to miss at public events – dressed rather differently than everyone else in their floral-print vintage dresses and Mary Jane shoes.Read

Theatre group host opera stars for tenth anniversary show

A DRAMA group and charity celebrated 10 years of performances by holding a musical evening at Grim’s Dyke Hotel.Read

Join the Christmas ballet workshop

This Christmas come and enjoy the magic of The Nutcracker with English National Ballet School - the perfect way to keep children entertained during the School holidays.Read