The CAA Theatre is let at last, by this dynamic new adaptation (sort of) of Jane Austen's beloved epitome of the romance genre. Written by Isobel McArthur, the tale of the myriad Miss Bennetts is told with wit, irreverence and a little bit of karaoke by an all-female cast who elevate Austen's work for a modern audience. Bonnets at the ready, this is going to be a party worthy of any Netherfield ball!

A Broadway phenomenon since its inception in 1975, Chicago puts the BAD in, well bad-ass dames. A scorching musical satire on celebrity and crime, Chicago is a fearless portrayal of the pursuit of infamy that rings true in any decade. Set in 1920s Chicago, the tale focuses on two women both accused of murdering their lovers, and their insidious journey to freedom, justice be damned. The world's longest musical revival is currently on a hugely successful North American tour, so break out the fish-nets, tap shoes and practice your jazz hands!

If you thought your family reunions were tough, spare a thought for Vanya, whose life is turned upside down by the appearance of his late sister's husband and his glamorous new wife. Interrupting his daily schedule of bemoaning provincial ennui with his friend Astrov, he not only has to deal with his pompous dear brother-in-law (and landlord) and his money-making schemes (notably selling the Estate Vanya has managed for him) but with mounting feelings for the beguiling woman who has taken his sister's place...

Tony Award-winning tragicomedy Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead hits the stage for a month-long run at CAA THeatre. Set as a side-story to Shakespeare's Hamlet, Tom Stoppard's absurdist classic follows the two titular minor characters from that play, detailing their bemusement at the events which appear to be unfolding without them yet carrying them towards their ultimate fate.