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Northern Arts Review
northernartsreview.co.uk > north-east > celebrating-75-years-of-the-goon-show-a-classic-comedy-series-honoured-with-a-unique-event-at-the-university-of-york-including-a-special-performance-of-birmingham-comedy-festivals-live-stag

Celebrating 75 years of The Goon Show, a classic comedy series honoured with a unique event at the University of York, including a special performance of Birmingham Comedy Festival’s live stage show on Saturday 17 October 2026

5+ day, 4+ hour ago   (368+ words) Northern Arts Review Celebrating 75 years of The Goon Show, a classic comedy series honoured with a unique event at the University of York, including a special performance of Birmingham Comedy Festival’s live stage show on Saturday 17 October 2026 The 75th anniversary of…...

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northernartsreview.co.uk > north-west > unity-theatre-announce-bold-groundbreaking-and-innovative-autumn-winter-season

Unity Theatre announce bold, groundbreaking and innovative Autumn/Winter Season

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (605+ words) Following the resounding success of their Heritage Lottery Funded project this Summer – marking 100 years of radical theatre in Liverpool – Unity Theatre are proud to present their Autumn/Winter 2026 season, featuring an exciting programme of bold, groundbreaking and innovative shows. With…...

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Interview with Artistic Director Christopher Marney

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1093+ words) When London City Ballet returns to York Theatre Royal this September, it does so with a programme that looks simultaneously backwards and forwards. At its centre is the UK premiere of Glen Tetley’s Firebird, a rarely seen 1981 reimagining of Stravinsky’s…...

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northernartsreview.co.uk > north-east > joe-mcelderry-and-michael-lavery-bring-something-in-the-water-back-to-newcastle-theatre-royal-in-2027

Joe McElderry and Michael Lavery bring Something in the Water back to Newcastle Theatre Royal in 2027

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (198+ words) After the overwhelming success of this year’s performances, £30,000 was donated to the Newcastle Theatre Royal Trust and North East Music Opportunities CIC (NEMO), supporting opportunities for the next generation of young performers in the region. Marianne Locatori, Chief Executive of…...