The whodunnit that has defined British theatrical history for 70 years -The Mousetrap is coming to you, just make sure you keep its secrets! As the play begins, a terrible blizzard has trapped a number of guests inside a recently opened hotel. The mood goes from bad to worse with the news that a woman has been murdered nearby, and it seems that one of the guests is destined to be the killer's next target...

A leader is no leader without the words to bring strength, hope and optimism to their people. No story reflects this greater than the Academy Award-winning film The King's Speech, written by the late David Seidler. Based on the very real events surrounding King George VI, his struggles with a speech impediment and a rather unorthodox solution in the form of the outlandish Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue, this stage adaptation by Seidler himself tours the country in 2027, directed by Loveday Ingram (The Girl on the Train).

Get your magnifying glasses at the ready, because Poirot and Miss Marple fans, this one is for you. The murder mystery play, Murder, She Didn't Write is heading across the UK after a hugely successful sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, it's tenth in fact. No two shows are ever the same as the cast improvise on the spot, taking their cues from the audience. Was it Professor Violet with the hot tub? Miss Gold with the dynamite? Or maybe even Mr Blue with the jelly? There's only one way to find out!

Classic British sitcom Dinnerladies gets an all new stage adaptation commissioned by the estate of original creator and star Victoria Wood, the first time it has directly commissioned a piece of the comedy icon's work. Inspired by episodes from the original series, comedy writers Beth and Emma Kilcoyne, the pair behind Roger And Val Have Just Got In starring Dawn French, take charge of the adaptation, with Olivier Award-winner Sean Foley (The Play What I Wrote) directing. British TV mainstay Les Dennis is set to appear in the role of Stan, with details of further cast to be announced.

Pip and Posy hit the stage in a new theatrical adaptation perfect for young children and families! Inspired by the BAFTA-nominated animated series and and the picture books illustrated by Axel Scheffler, the team behind The Smartest Giant in Town bring this charming production to the theatre with joyful puppetry, music and audience interaction designed to engage early years audiences. With themes of friendship, kindness and above all, play, it's a fantastic introduction to the theatre for the little ones.