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The show must go online and we’re delighted to be able to share an archive recording of our 2017 Made at Curve and Theatre Royal Bath co-production of Joe Orton’s contemporary classic, What The Butler Saw.

The recording will be available from 7pm, Sun 19 Apr.

There’s so much we can’t do when our theatre doors and stages are closed. But there’s a lot we can do to ensure “the show must go onLINE”; we’d love you to get creative and make videos / short films for us to share with our wider Curve community and audiences online.

Find out more here.

While we’re all stuck inside and missing our theatre fix, it’s important to remember to stay active for the benefit of our mental and physical health. With many now unable to attend dance classes or access gyms - dancers, performers, and theatre makers are turning to social media to share tutorials and workouts, and so, we’d like to share with you some fantastic videos and opportunities from our associates and affiliates to keep you moving!

The show must go online and we’re delighted to be able to share a recording of our 2016 Made at Curve and Birmingham Repertory Theatre co-production of Oscar Wilde’s classic play The Importance of Being Earnest with you!

This recording is now available to watch. Join the conversation online with #CurveEarnest

Curve has today launched a new campaign inspired by the recent #RainbowsOfHope social media trend – and now your design could be featured in the set of its Christmas production, the regional premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Wizard of Oz

CAUSE WE'RE LEICESTER - WE'RE ALL LEICESTER!

The show must go onLINE and we're thrilled that an archive recording of our acclaimed 2018 Made at Curve production of Memoirs of an Asian Football Casual is now available to watch online in full until Fri 24 Apr!

This spring we refreshed our Dressing Rooms with new names in honour of writers whose work is associated with our theatre.

Read this article to find out about the history of the writers and the connection each writer has with Curve.

Friend of Curve Alan Heggs tells us why Curve’s work is so important, and why more people should support theatres.