The Milton Keynes Theatre pantomime for the 2010/11 season. Full details and casting later in 2010.

Chickenshed's explosive dance theatre company turns its attention to the proliferation of knife crime amongst young people.

Using words, movement and projection alongside a contemporary score of hip-hop and dance music, Crime of the Century packs a frightening punch. The story is based on interviews with victims, perpetrators, families, surgeons, police officers and ex-offenders.

"Emotive and shocking, Chickenshed theatre company's Crime of the Century is a raw and brutal study of the social engineering that affects so many young people today." - Edinburgh Evening News

A tiny boat, a little lost man and the great wide ocean… How did he get there? How can he get home? And why does that fish keep biting him on the bottom?

Singing whales, acrobatic dolphins and a multitude of deep-sea creatures swim to the surface in this fantastic aquatic adventure.

This show features puppetry, animation, live-music, physical comedy and just the odd squirt of water. Suitable for all ages (5 and over). Prsented by Stuff and Nonsense Theatre Company.

The brilliant Image Musical Theatre returns with A Little Princess, interactive sing a long fun for all the family.

This wonderful story of a parentless girl courageously resisting hunger and cruelty at the hands of her headmistress, Miss Minchin, is one of the most inspiring of all the children's classics.

You can be the star of the show with the opportunity for some children to take part as actors and the whole audience as the chorus singers - this is family theatre at its very best.