A new adaptation of the Ealing classic by BAFTA and Emmy award-winning television comedy writer Graham Linehan (Father Ted, Black Books, The IT Crowd). It had critics and audiences in raptures during a smash-hit West End run.
When criminal mastermind Professor Marcus and a motley crew of misfits pose as amateur pose as amateur musicians to rent rooms from the sweetly eccentric Mrs Wilberforce, the police have no idea that they’re planning a daring robbery. But Mrs Wilberforce is not too easily deceived.
With his brilliant plot rumbled, the Professor decides there’s only one way to keep the old lady quiet – Mrs Wilberforce must face the music. And he doesn’t mean a string quartet…
David Graham Productions’ legendary character ‘Eric’ returns to the New Vic this August with a new show, Eric In Downtown Abbey, opening…
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Twelve new concerts have been added to the New Vic’s autumn line-up including performances by world renowned musicians The Manfreds and tributes…
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Stoke-on-Trent born author and theatre historian Rachel Walker celebrated the launch of her new book Pioneering Theatre In-The-Round this morning at the…
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