Theaters in Staffordshire

Musicline has been in business for 15 years and is now a leading supplier of musical stage works for both schools and youth groups. We're located in the United Kingdom, but our services are provided to clients worldwide through this site. Every year has seen a considerable growth both in the array of

Autumn - Winter season at Stafford Gatehouse Theatre. This season it has all gone a bit funny with the introduction of Stafford's 1st dedicated comedy club. The all-new MET Studio will be hosting new comedy, new music and new theatre for all you culture vultures! Families are in for a real treat with

Black Cat Theatre Company being a Theatre in Education Company is dedicated to furthering the interest and experiences of kids within the Arts. We always strive to do this in a friendly, nurturing environment with the exclusion of no kids or young people on the grounds of ability. Set up in 1998, Black

The Victoria Theatre Company was the 1st professional firm in Britain to perform permanently in the round - that is, with the audience on all sides of the acting area. Today, the New Vic is known both for its professional productions and for its award-winning work in the community. The firm's origins

A touching comedy about broken promises and bee-keeping. All is not well in the Humble hive. Thirty-five-year-old Felix Humble is a Cambridge astro-physicist in search of a unified field theory. Following the sudden death of his father, Felix returns to his middle England home and his difficult and demanding

John Brooking has been designing for theatre for over 20 years and is located in Staffordshire in the UK. About John Brooking: I run my studio from Cheadle in Staffordshire where we design set and costumes for theatres, theme parks, cruise ships, private and corporate customers. At 48 Tape Street in

Welcome to the Film Theatre. Set up in 1974, the Film Theatre ensures that a wider range of films are shown in Stoke-on-Trent. Our programme contains a huge array of independent, foreign (often subtitled) and more mainstream releases. The emphasis is on films which have either not been shown or have