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Written by Torben Betts, this “spine-chilling ghost story, turned psychological thriller” stars Susie Blake and Tom Chambers.

The ‘spine-chilling ghost story, turned psychological thriller’ also stars Tom Chambers, winner of the sixth series of Strictly Come Dancing.

The club is an informal post-show conversation for audience members to share what they thought about a performance.

‘I was more interested in their mums’ he admits.

The classic Somerset Maugham play from 1921 stars Jane Asher, Clive Francis and Nicholas Le Prevost

The actress will soon be in Cambridge, taking on the lead role in the latest adaptation of The Circle, Somerset Maugham’s comedy of manners.

Home explores the beauty and hope that lies beyond the tangled recollections of our pasts, confronting vivid visions of a haunted bygone wilderness.

NYMT is holding audition workshops across the UK throughout January and February, including one in Cambridge this weekend.

Maddy Costa delivers a verdict on the Cambridge Junction’s festive show.

Told through folk music, jazz and some seasonal tunes, the piece was written by Martin Green, a member of English/Scottish folk band Lau.

Our columnist enjoys this family Christmas treat set in “our fair city of Cambridge” – the perfect backdrop for this year’s show

On this week at the Cambridge Arts Theatre, the play was written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of Yes Minister and Yes, Prime Minister.

Directed by Lucy Bailey, the play stars Bob Barrett, Joseph Beattie, Andrew Lancel and Nicola May-Taylor.

The actress is starring in Faith Healer, on this week at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

The actor is starring in a new adaptation of A Voyage Round My Father, an autobiographical play by John Mortimer, at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Transgender comedian Jordan Gray, who hit the headlines after stripping on live TV during an appearance on Friday Night Live, is coming to Cambridge.

Angela’s Cambridge show will reflect on marriage, being diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and her love of nuclear bunkers.

A play inspired by the secret wire tapping of German nuclear scientists imprisoned in a Godmanchester stately home in 1945 is coming to Cambridge.

From the outrageous to the hilarious, Rob Manuel has heard people admit to all kinds of bizarre behaviour – including what Cambridge has ’fessed up to

Rain did not stop the players putting on an hilarious show – with nods to Vanilla Ice, emo teenagers and kilt wearers everywhere.