Theatre
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Coventry calling: looking ahead for the shows to book now
Is there anything better than a night at the theatre, dah-ling? Well grab your diaries because it's all happening at The Belgrade. From star-studded thrillers to family-friendly comedies, oh and of course the panto!
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Peek behind the scenes of the RSC’s Much Ado About Nothing
The RSC's latest production includes costumes by one of Beyonce's designers and music from a guitarist who worked with Amy Winehouse. We take a look.
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Review: The Magician’s Elephant, RSC
This captivating family musical is the first to stomp onto the RSC stage since it closed its doors, and the critics are all ears. But what did Muddy think?
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Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s The Nutcracker
The London production of The Nutcracker, by Birmingham Royal Ballet, is showing at The Birmingham Hippodrome for the first time ever - but did crack the audience on home turf?
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Your festive guide to the big smoke this Christmas
Eat, drink, and be merry in the capital this festive season with our holly jolly hitlist. From glam pop-ups and glittering fairgrounds to cocktails and carols, here's the best of the best.
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Review: RSC Rooftop Restaurant
Night out at the theatre in Stratford? You'll be needing dinner first - and this rooftop restaurant delivers on flavour, price and has views to boot.
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Muddy meets celeb ventriloquist Paul Zerdin
He won America's Got Talent and is finally back on tour. Muddy talks to ventriloquist Paul Zerdin about weird fan mail, dressing up as Maggie Thatcher and his beef with Barney the Dinosaur.
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Who’s pulling the strings behind the RSC’s next big show?
Designing a huge elephant that can be moved by puppeteers is no small task, but the RSC’s Mervyn Millar (of War Horse fame), is a seasoned pro. He tells us how it's done.
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City slickin’: what’s on in London this autumn
London's heading into the cooler months with a host of unmissable cultural highlights. Bag yourself the best tickets now with our guide to what's worth seeing in the big smoke.
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Review: Romeo & Juliet, Birmingham Royal Ballet
Faultless choreography, a beautiful score and imposing sets detailing Renaissance Verona. Muddy reviews Birmingham Royal Ballet's Romeo & Juliet.
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Review: The Comedy of Errors, RSC
The Comedy of Errors is the first play to be performed in the RSC’s new Lydia & Manfred Gorvy Garden Theatre. But does it live up to expectations? Read our brand new review.
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What’s on in Warwickshire this September?
We've nailed it - food festivals, outdoor film, ladyboys, and more music than you can shake a tambourine at... what more could you want in Warwickshire this month?