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Published on 30/11/2012 13:47

A guide to all the theatre listings in the area.

THE ANGEL HOTEL, Bourne

Comedian Christian Reilly, magician Nick Stein, Jen Brister and compere Spiky Mike, Friday November 30. Tickets are £5 in advance. From 01778 422346

EDENHAM VILLAGE HALL

Peter Pan. performed by Ringstone Players, Friday January 11 7.30pm, Saturday January 12 2.30pm and 7.30pm.

Tickets £10 for adults, £5 for children under 12. from Spice of Life, Burghley Centre, Bourne. Royalties to Great Ormond St Hospital Children’s Charity.

DE MONTFORT HALL Leicester

Grease, December 11 to December 30.

Box office - 0116 233 3111

LANGTOFT VILLAGE HALL

Langtoft Players - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Wednesday December 5 to Saturday December 8, 2pm matinee on the Saturday Tickets are £6 for adults and £4 for children.

Online booking service at www.langtoftplayers.org or from Castley & Co, 7 Stowe Road, Langtoft

ROYAL AND DERNGATE Northampton

A Christmas Carol until January 6. Cinderella December 7 to January 6.

Box office - 01604 624811

RUTLAND COUNTY MUSEUM

An Evening with Gervase Phinn - A Celebration of Christmas, 7.30pm, Friday November 30, tickets £16.50. Peter Pan, 6.30pm Friday December 21; 3pm and 6.30pm Saturday December 22. Tickets £6 each or £20 for a family of four.

Box office - 01572 720922 or boxoffice@rutland.gov.uk

SOUTH LUFFENHAM VILLAGE HALL

A Christmas Carol - New Perspectives Theatre, 7.30pm Thursday December 13.

Tickets - £7.50 from Malcolm Hunt - 01780 720687

STAMFORD UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HALL

Snow White by Image Theatre Productions - young people aged 10-25 years from the Lincolshire and Cambridgeshire area, 7.30pm Friday December 21; 2.30pm and 7.30pm, Saturday December 22. Tickets are available online at www.imageproductions.co.uk. In aid of Joe’s Cervical Cancer Trust.

THE CENTRE, Elsea Park, Bourne

A Christmas Cringle by EPIC, 7pm Friday December 7. Includes a mix of popular festive songs, Christmas comedy, mulled wine and mince pies

Tickets £5 for adults and £3 for children under 15 from The Centre at Elsea Park.

THEATRE ROYAL, Lincoln

Dick Wittington, December 7 to January 13.

Box office - 01522 519999

THE CORE – Corby Cube

A Night Before Christmas, Tuesday December 4 to Sunday December 9.

Box office - 01604 655719; www.thecorecorby.com

THE CRESSET Peterborough

Dick Wittington December 15 to December 30.

Box office - 01733 765705

THE CURVE Leicester

Hello Dolly until January 12

Box office - 0116 2423595. www.curveonline.co.uk

THE KEY THEATRE Peterborough

Mother Goose, Thursday December 6 until January 6.

Box office - 01733 207239

THE GUILDHALL, Grantham.

Aladdin, a dance adaptation, Friday November 30 and Saturday December 1. Sleeping Beauty December 14 to January 5.

Box office 01476 406158; www.guildhallartscentre.com

VICTORIA HALL, Oundle

Dick Wittington and His Cat, 7.30pm January 23 to January 26. Tickets £8 (£6)

from Greetings in Oundle,

ROYAL CENTRE, Nottingham

42nd Street, Friday November 30 and Saturday December 1.

Box office - 0115 9895555

SOUTH HOLLAND CENTRE Spalding

Jack and the Beanstalk, Thursday December 13 to Sunday January 6.

Box office - 01775 7647778

www.southhollandcentre.co.uk

STAHL THEATRE Oundle

Hamlet - an Oundle School production, until Saturday December 1

Box office - 01832 273930 or stahltickets@oundleschool.org.uk

STAMFORD CORN EXCHANGE

Vampires Rock, 7.30pm, Saturday December 1. Puss In Boots - Stamford Pantomime Players December 27, 4pm, December 28 2pm and 7pm, Saturday December 29 2pm and 7pm, December 30 2pm, December 31 2pm. Tickets £9 (£8), children £7.

Box office - 01780 766455

STAMFORD ARTS CENTRE

Men Should Weep - Shoestring Theatre, Tuesday December 4 to Saturday December 7. Sleeping Beauty January 9 to January 13..

Box Office - 01780 763203 or at www.stamfordartscentre.com.

UPPINGHAM THEATRE

The Superheroes Club Comedy 7.30pm Friday November 30 and Sunday December 2.

Box office - 01572 820820. www.uppthearts.co.uk.

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