Britain’s Got Talent winner George Sampson will be teaming up with comedy legends Cannon and Ball to star in the title role of this year’s Crewe Lyceum panto, Jack and the Beanstalk.
The Warrington-born dancer, presenter, singer and actor rose to fame when he entered the second series of ITV’s flagship talent show Britain’s Got Talent.
The world-famous Teletubbies, who this year celebrate their 20th anniversary, are starring in their first-ever live theatre show at Crewe Lyceum in May.
And we’ve teamed up with Crewe Lyceum to offer TWO family tickets for the South Cheshire shows on May 23 and 24, with each ticket gaining free entry for a family of four (minimum one adult).
Popular psychic Sally Morgan is touring for the 10th consecutive year and is set to spook her South Cheshire fans at Crewe Lyceum on May 21.
Her tour “Kisses to Heaven” builds on her years of experience as one of the UK’s most popular touring medium.
Frank Spencer is a unique character in British comedy.
His calamitous capers, child-like innocence and unswerving loyalty to exasperated wife Betty endears him to all.
By Claire Faulkner
Crewe Amateur Musicals Society presents My Fair Lady at the Lyceum this week.
This is such a well-known and loved musical, that I confess I felt nervous for the cast taking part.
Noel Coward’s comedy classic production ‘Private Lives’ is coming to Crewe Lyceum in April for two nights.
London Classic Theatre has announced additional dates for their production currently on an extensive UK tour.
By Claire Faulkner
Curtain Call Youth were back at Crewe Lyceum this week with their production of Bugsy Malone.
The company, which had a cast of more than 50 young actors (and lots of custard pies), was directed and choreographed by Joel Montague and they delivered an outstanding and entertaining show.
Author Rod Campbell’s best-selling classic lift-the-flap book, Dear Zoo, is being brought to life for the very first time – and is heading for Crewe Lyceum Theatre.
The new stage production of a book which has delighted generations of young readers since 1982, has started out on a UK tour.
It was one of biggest comedy shows of a decade – and a comedy character remembered and loved by millions.
Now Frank Spencer is about to hit the Crewe Lyceum stage when the first ever production of the TV series Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em comes to town during a UK tour.
Multi-platinum selling vocal harmony group G4 are to play Crewe Lyceum Theatre on March 6.
G4 exploded onto the scene in 2004 on the first series of the X-Factor.
Performers finished in a blaze of glory at Crewe Lyceum – after a fire drama meant they ended their show outdoors!
The incident happened during the final night-time performance of the popular production, Birdsong.
By Claire Faulkner
Comedy legends Cannon and Ball have returned to Crewe Lyceum in this year’s pantomime Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – and what a fantastic return it was.
By Claire Faulkner
David Bowie fans were treated to a great tribute night at The Lyceum when The Bowie Experience, The Golden Years Tour came to Crewe.
Opening the show with Space Oddity, singer Laurence Knight was supported by an exceptionally talented group of musicians who celebrated the music of one of the world greatest pop icons.
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