An Interview with Miles Jupp and Justin Edwards: Why Audiences Love The Lavender Hill Mob
This week, we have The Lavender Hill Mob touring to our theatre.
This week, we have The Lavender Hill Mob touring to our theatre.
We can't wait for Grammy award-winning jazz artist Kurt Elling to take to our stage this weekend. Ahead of his visit, we caught up with Kurt to talk about his new album...
This November Cambridge Arts Theatre welcomes the new adaptation of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. You may have seen the well-loved film or read the Sunday Times bestseller and now the beloved tale comes to life on stage.
Beloved stage and screen actor Felicity Kendal returns to Cambridge this month, in comedy hit Noises Off, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
No stranger to the small screen, television’s Kevin Kennedy has left the cobbles of Coronation Street far behind him as he takes to the stage and embraces his inner rock’n’roll star, in the UK Tour of Rock of Ages which tours to the Arts Theatre from Tue 8 - Sat. We had a chat with him, before opening night, to find out more about the show and his role...
We are so excited to welcome London Classic Theatre back to our stage this week for the hilarious farce Boeing Boeing! We caught up with the director Michael Cabot to find out a little more about the show, and its timeless comedic script:
In just a few weeks, the beautiful and heart-breaking children's story, Private Peaceful, takes to our stage in a brand new adaptation. Read on as beloved children's author Michael Morpurgo talks about the true events that inspired the story - and how War Horse was nearly a complete disaster...
Everyone at the Arts Theatre is extremely excited to welcome the distinguished actor Ralph Fiennes to Cambridge later this month. Ralph will be directing and starring in a world premiere production of T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets, and we can't wait to see an icon of British performance live on stage.
To kick start February we are welcoming Downton Abbey star, Elizabeth McGovern, in Theatre Royal Bath's production God of Carnage. Yasmina Reza's play follows two sets of parents who meet to discuss their children's bad behaviour. As the evening progresses, the adult's behaviour begins to mirror their offspring's and soon, the evening turns to chaos.