National treasure and “Queen of Pantomime” Su Pollard is heading to Crewe Lyceum this Christmas to star in the family pantomime Sleeping Beauty.
Celebrating 52 years in showbusiness this year, Su joins previously announced panto favourites Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston.
By Claire Faulkner
South West Cheshire Scouts have brought the Gang Show back to the Lyceum this week with an entertaining return for this much-loved traditional show.
Featuring Cubs, Scouts and Explorers, the production is a lively variety show with song, dance and comedy with an infectious sense of enthusiasm.
Panto favourites Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston are to return to the Crewe Lyceum stage with their trademark festive chaos in Sleeping Beauty, the venue has announced.
The much-loved duo will celebrate their fifth year working together as a double act in South Cheshire with Malcolm looking forward to his tenth consecutive year.
By Claire Faulkner
Crewe Amateur Musicals Society are back this week with their production of Ghost.
I’m familiar with the film, which was released back in 1990, but I’d never seen the musical before.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre has released latest details on upcoming shows in April.
It starts after the Easter weekend with “Rude Science” on Tuesday April 7th, tickets from £20.
by Claire Faulkner
Audiences at Crewe Lyceum this week will be treated to a tale of murder and deceit with Tim Holloway’s stage adaptation of James M. Cain’s novel, Double Indemnity.
Perhaps most well-known from the iconic 1944 film featuring Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck, but you don’t have to be familiar with the film to enjoy this production.
Show Ready Productions are celebrating romance and finding true love at The Lyceum this week with the musical comedy, The Wedding Singer.
Set in New Jersey in the 1980s, we follow Robbie, lead singer of Simply Wed, a nice guy who believes in true love and romance, but finds himself heartbroken after being dumped at the altar.
By Claire Faulkner
You know it’s nearly Christmas when panto season starts. Oh, yes you do.
Crewe Lyceum are welcoming audiences this year with Jack and the Beanstalk from Imagine Theatre.
By Claire Faulkner
Local theatre groups Curtain Call Productions, YSD, CAMS and Together We Dance joined forces for an epic fundraiser in aid of Alzheimer’s Society at The Lyceum on Sunday night.
Hosted by Sam and Natalie, the audience were treated to a packed show full of energy and high-quality performances.
Acton AOS have delivered another wonderful production this year, with the family favourite Oliver, directed by Debbie Cornock which is showing at The Lyceum this week.
We are blessed to have a number of different theatre societies in the area.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre has added an extra performance for TV personality and farmer Kaleb Cooper’s upcoming show due to soaring demand.
Originally scheduled for a single show, Kaleb’s forthcoming appearance at 7.30pm on Saturday January 10th quickly sold out.
Acton Operatic Society is taking to the stage in a lavish production of Oliver, thanks to support by local employer Mornflake.
A cast of more than 60 will tread the boards at Crewe Lyceum from Wednesday October 22 to Saturday October 25 with final dress rehearsals taking place this week.
The beanstalk is growing fast — and so is the excitement!
Crewe Lyceum and Imagine Theatre have unveiled the full principal cast for this year’s Jack and the Beanstalk pantomime.
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