Birmingham Blog (Theatre & Performance) - Visit Birmingham

Launching this coming January for the first time in Birmingham, Belly Laughs is a comedy and food festival that brings smiles to faces, punters to independent venues, and money to local grassroots charities!

Birmingham Royal Ballet will be running FREE family activities at Birmingham’s Bullring this festive season providing visitors to the shopping centre with the opportunity to delve into the world of Sir Peter Wright’s magical Christmas ballet The Nutcracker.

New dates have been announced for A Little Patch of Ground, a guided audio performance created in collaboration between Parrabbola and the ‘Everything to Everybody’ Project. A Little Patch of Ground will now take place in locations across Birmingham city centre on 4 and 5 November.

Birmingham’s world-class choir Ex Cathedra is to mark Remembrance Sunday with a concert of music that puts the case for peace, political freedom, compassion for our fellow human beings and the fight against torture. 

Birmingham Rep have revealed a host of new productions for their spring 2023 season, including a brand-new production of the stage adaptation of John Steinbeck’s classic novel, Of Mice and Men - tickets are on sale at birmingham-rep.co.uk now.

B:Music is delighted to announce its 2022/23 Birmingham Classical Series at Town Hall and Symphony Hall - its first full classical season in over two years.

The region’s leading training provider for the creative and cultural industries, Creative Alliance, are producing Creative Minds for young people, their parent and educators.

Birmingham Hippodrome today announced an exciting all-star cast line-up for the ultimate pantomime adventure, Dick Whittington.

A celebration of live performance poetry featuring three top poets and local teenagers will take place in Coventry to empower the city’s youth.

A new, FREE, exhibition, curated by DESIblitz.com will explore the influence of Shakespeare on Bollywood from 13 August until 28 October 2022 in the Shakespeare Memorial Room as part of The ‘Everything to Everybody’ Project.