The smash hit play that sold out its London run comes to Northern Stage as part of a U.K. tour. A biting comedic insight into the North London Elite.
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The smash hit play that sold out its London run comes to Northern Stage as part of a U.K. tour. A biting comedic insight into the North London Elite.
Read moreCharming, clever and laugh out loud funny this unusual mime show is a real treat. It tells the imagined tale spun around the journey of two young stage performers, Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel, leaving the shores of a grey England to seek their fortune in America.
Read moreIn November, the Ouseburn Open Studios event sees venues open their doors, offering a chance to see into the working world of artists and designer-makers.
Read moreA magical musical medley of dance and drama brings Ballet Lorent’s latest dance confection to vibrant life.
Read moreGhostfest at Newcastle Castle – a unique way to spend your evening! Meet the Spiritus team of paranormal investigators and the castle spirits themselves!
Read morePride and Prejudice (sort of) is an outstanding piece of theatrical delight. It’s much more than a modern twist on a well-loved Austen story.
Read moreBamburgh Breaks is a great accommodation option close to Bamburgh village and its iconic castle. Willow herb Lodge is situated in the basin of an old whinstone quarry. Willow Herb is part of Brada Lodges, a development of 22 luxury lodges nestling in this quiet sheltered spot.
Read moreTOAST! is the stage play version of Nigel Slater’s award winning autobiography. Brought vividly to life by a very talented cast of five. We are taken back to relive Nigel’s childhood starting in the heart of the home – the kitchen. We see events through Nigel’s eyes and through the sights sounds smells and tastes he remembers.
Read moreThis is Conan Doyle’s Hound of the Baskervilles as you’ve never seen it before! Northern Stage takes on one of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson’s most famous cases, in a whistle stop contemporary adaptation.
Read moreThe fortification which gives the city its name is a family friendly historic attraction. A visit to Newcastle castle reveals the story of how Newcastle began, the reason the city got its name and to follow in the footsteps of the people who lived and died here in the shadow of the castle.
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