Tourism and travel

PREVIEW THURSDAY 2ND FEBRUARY. The show is in two parts. The first is a complete set of graphics, which he has revisited over the last couple of years, redeveloping the initial concept from illustrating Dance Theatre. The second part is the latest in an almost obsessive continuation of the thematic use of the masked figure, but more of these pictures display an oppressed female image, particularly in the preparation of the condemned.

Credible Mash-Up Featuring Felix Leiter. Electro Mash Up Of All Things F**kin Decent!

Drum&Bass, Dubstep, Breaks and Electro.

Written by Willy Russell, the legendary Blood Brothers tells the captivating and moving tale of twins who, separated at birth, grow up on opposite sides of the tracks, only to meet again with tragic consequences. The incredible score includes ‘Bright New Day’, ‘Marilyn Monroe’ and the emotionally charged hit ‘Tell Me It’s Not True’.

Few musicals have received quite such acclaim as the multi-award winning Blood Brothers, which, having opened in 1988 to tremendous acclaim continues to enjoy standing ovations at every devastating performance. No wonder Blood Brothers is now ‘The musical for all time’.

Witness the Palace transformed into a perverse playground for those loose enough to call it their stomping ground.

The finest dance floor action with music from the 80s-90s plus Naughties.

Plus support from Rington.

Music from the likes of The Smiths,Jamie T,New Order,Yeah Yeah Yeahs,The Libertines,Blur,The Cure,Mystery Jets,Pulp and much much more

Until Friday 2nd March. An exhibition of watercolour paintings depicting a natural flow of organic forms, in robust rich washes conveying the artist's love of colour. Her use of wax and gilt bring solidity and texture to the subject.

To celebrate the 175th birthday of Newcastle’s Theatre Royal in 2012, the Laing will host an exhibition which explores how Shakespeare has inspired artists for centuries. Displaying paintings, prints and objects from Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums' collections, visitors young and old will recognize characters from Shakespeare’s best-known plays such as Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice and much more.