David Walliams’ Billionaire Boy to be adapted for the stage
The stage adaptation of the popular children’s book is running at Nuffield Southampton from 28th November.
Browsing: Nuffield Theatre
“You write something and if it makes me laugh, I just hope that I’m not totally insane and that it’ll make the audience laugh as well” – An Interview with Andy Hamilton
Writer Damian Meaden interviews comedian Andy Hamilton ahead of his new Q&A tour, coming to NST Campus
Nuffield Southampton Theatres nominated for three UK Theatre Awards
This year marks the fifth year in a row that NST has been nominated for prestigious theatre awards.
NST Campus offering £8 student tickets for award-winning musical Teddy
The show is at Highfield Campus until Saturday 3rd March.
Studio 144: Welcome to Southampton’s Cultural Quarter
NST City, John Hansard Gallery and City Eye opened to the public last weekend.
New Southampton Arts Venues to throw launch events next Friday
NST City, John Hansard Gallery and City Eye open in Guildhall Square of Feb 16th.
Review: Writers in Conversation with Jennifer Egan
Tash Williamson reviews the latest Writers in Conversation event.
Get tickets for Nuffield Theatre’s Hartlepool Monkey for just £5!
A delicious deal for students courtesy of the Nuffield Theatre!
Win two tickets to The Hartlepool Monkey with The Edge
Ours friends at the Nuffield are offering one lucky reader two free tickets to their latest offering- a darkly comic puppeteer extravaganza from the team behind War Horse.
Review: Theatre Group’s Nothing
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd checks out Theatre Group’s latest production.
“All you have to do is look at things and shift the lens”: An Interview with Phill Jupitus
‘Juplicity’ comes to Southampton’s Nuffield Theatre on Sunday 17th September.
Review: The Woman In Black at Nuffield Theatre
With excellent acting and staging, The Woman in Black is (nearly) perfect.
This Month in Local Live Acts: May
This month’s highlights include The Skints, Ruby Wax, and Common People!
Review: Pygmalion at Nuffield Theatre
Caleb Hinton reviews as the Bernard Shaw classic is reimagined in Southampton.