Curtain Call Productions delighted the audience at The Lyceum this week with their latest show, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, writes Claire Faulkner.
I was lucky enough to watch the show on opening night, and it was absolute joy from start to finish.
West End Theatre and TV star Jennifer Ellison completes the star line-up for Crewe Lyceum’s giant pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk this Christmas.
The former Brookside actress and singer and will take centre stage as the boo-able baddie Poison Ivy, alongside hilarious duo Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston from 12 December 2025 – 04 January 2026.
By Claire Faulkner
Locomotive for Murder, The Improvised Whodunnit came to the Crewe Lyceum on Sunday night.
Produced by Pinch Punch, this refreshing piece of theatre turned out to be a very unique and hilarious night out.
By Claire Faulkner
Blackeyed Theatre returned to Crewe Lyceum this weekend with a new adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Directed by Nick Lane, this thrilling and atmospheric production opens with a chilling warning to the audience; that vampires exist.
Crewe Lyceum is set to knock your stalks off after lining up the return of Malcolm Lord and Ste Johnston for this year’s GIANT Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.
The pair will be back to bring all the panto mayhem and madness to the stage, with Malcolm starring as Dame Trott and Ste, as her son Simon.
By Claire Faulkner
Crewe Amateur Musicals Society are calling for a strike this week at The Lyceum with their latest production, Made in Dagenham.
Directed by Rhianne Stubbs this inspirational and joyful production not only had the audience standing up for women’s rights, but also showing appreciation in a standing ovation.
By Claire Faulkner
It’s not very often a theatre production has such an impact on me that it leaves me speechless, but Myra’s Story at The Lyceum on Tuesday night did just that.
Written by Brian Foster, Myra’s Story shares the life of a homeless alcoholic who begs for change from passing strangers on the streets of Dublin.
One of the greatest plays of the 20th Century forms part of a thrilling season of drama at Crewe Lyceum Theatre this spring.
Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman explodes onto the stage in a fresh new production led by acclaimed actor David Hayman and runs from March 27-29.
By Neil Bonner
Over the years Crewe’s Lyceum Theatre has gained an enviable reputation for staging some of the best pantomimes in the land – and this year’s offering of Beauty and the Beast can only enhance its standing.
Not feeling very festive yet? Then head to the Lyceum theatre this week to watch Elf.
Presented by Curtain Call Productions, this family friendly show will warm your heart and fill you with Christmas spirit.
It’s almost time to “Step Into Christmas” with a festive show that stops off in South Cheshire on its 35 venue tour next month.
The show, which features music from all the favourite Christmas songs, comes to Crewe Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday November 12.
By Claire Faulkner
Omigod you guys, Acton AOS are at Crewe Lyceum this week with their latest production Legally Blonde the Musical!
Directed by Caroline Coles and Benjamin Stubbs, this entertaining, energetic and joyous show tells the story of Elle Woods, who goes to study law at Harvard University to try and win back the love of her life.
Crewe Lyceum is to stage auditions for young performers who could land a role on stage alongside pantomime stars this Christmas.
The Lyceum is preparing to bring “Beauty and the Beast” to South Cheshire this festive season.
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