Regent Theatre (Ipswich Theatres)

Lee Mead and former West End Phantoms sing songs from the best-loved musicals, from Les Misérables and Miss Saigon to The Phantom of the Opera. For musical theatre fans.

A live diva showdown in which the Queenz sing hits by more than 20 pop icons, from Whitney and Beyoncé to Britney and Cher, with choreography and costumes. The audience decides who wins.

A festive show set on Christmas Eve in a traditional Irish pub, with a cast of musicians and singers performing Irish classics, ballads and Christmas songs, from Dirty Old Town to Fairytale of New York.

Steve Steinman and a ten-piece live band perform more than 25 of Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman's greatest hits, with a big stage set and plenty of humour. For fans of big rock ballads.

British country duo The Shires, Ben Earle and Crissie Rhodes, play their first full band tour in four years, with fan favourites and songs from their new album Bonfire.

Tony Hadley sings Christmas songs and swing and crooner classics by Sinatra, Bennett, Presley and more with a big band. For fans of his voice and anyone who loves a festive night of swing.

Bill Bailey celebrates the old tradition of vaudeville in a show of comedy, songs and many instruments, with tales of the strange and unusual. For a broad audience, families included.

Historian Lucy Worsley, for twenty years a chief curator of royal palaces, takes the audience behind the scenes of Hampton Court and Kensington Palace and the kings and queens who lived there.

Jonathan Pie, the UK's angriest news reporter, rants through the state of politics and the world in a new live show. For fans of sweary political satire who like their comedy furious.

Alison Moyet performs songs from the Yazoo catalogue, many rarely played live since the band's brief tours, alongside tracks from her solo electronic albums. For Yazoo and synth-pop fans.

A drive-through for Blue Badge holders to see the town's Christmas lights from their car, with a timed slot along the main shopping streets. One ticket per vehicle, booked in advance.

A comedy and music night for East Anglia's Children's Hospices, set up by Griff Rhys Jones, with Lenny Henry, Chris McCausland, Stephen Bailey and Lewis MacLeod, and more acts to come.

The 11-piece folk big band Bellowhead celebrate 20 years of their debut album Burlesque, mixing traditional English folk with a brass-heavy big-band sound. For folk fans old and new.

Ian Ashpitel and Jonty Stephens recreate Morecambe and Wise's best-loved sketches and routines in their centenary year, from Grieg's Piano Concerto to Mr Memory. For all the family, from 8 to 80.

Ben Bowman, a Michael Jackson tribute artist, performs the hits of Michael Jackson and The Jackson 5 with a live band, costumes and the famous dance routines. For pop fans of all ages.

A grown-up version of the Snow White pantomime, with the Wicked Queen, Muddles and the Seven Dwarfs, songs and dance routines. For audiences aged 16 and over.

Gary Delaney brings a new show of rapid one-liners, all new jokes and plenty of filth, after a tour of 378 dates. Not one for children or for anyone easily offended.

Emeli Sandé marks 15 years of her debut album Our Version of Events by playing it in full, with hits such as Next to Me and Read All About It, alongside her greatest hits.

Ed Gamble, co-host of the Off Menu podcast, brings his new stand-up tour Fresh Hell. For fans of his podcasts and panel shows who like their comedy grumpy.

Original cast members of The Fast Show reunite to share how they made the characters and catchphrases, from Suits You Sir to Ted and Ralph, and recreate favourite moments.

Wet Wet Wet mark 40 years of their debut album Popped In Souled Out, playing songs from it alongside hits from their whole career, with Kevin Simm on lead vocals.

An immersive courtroom drama based on a true murder case: the audience is the jury, hears the prosecution and defence, then votes live on the verdict. For true crime fans.

Al Murray's Pub Landlord returns with a new stand-up show of common-sense hot takes for troubled times. For fans of the Guv's beer-fuelled patriotism and audience banter.

A family-friendly show where musical theatre meets circus, with acrobatics, balancing acts and live vocals of musical favourites. Suitable for all ages.

Rick Wakeman and his English Rock Ensemble play a highlights set from his long career in progressive rock. For prog fans and admirers of his keyboard playing.

A cheeky throwback concert with Gareth Gates and a cast of performers singing 90s and 2000s boyband hits from Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, Westlife and Take That, with a striptease twist.

Ross Noble brings a new tour of improvised, rambling stand-up where nobody knows where the show will go, least of all him. For fans of surreal, off-the-cuff comedy.

Björn Again, the original Australian ABBA tribute, play the hits in 1970s style, as they have for nearly 40 years and thousands of shows worldwide. For ABBA fans of every age.

The Hawkstone Farmers' Choir, the first choir to win Britain's Got Talent, perform their own songs and the emotionally charged arrangements that made their name. For choir fans.

A tribute concert to Michael Jackson starring CJ with a cast of performers and musicians, playing hits such as Thriller, Billie Jean and Beat It. For pop fans of all ages.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac play the album Rumours in full for its 50th anniversary, plus the greatest hits. A tribute endorsed by Mick Fleetwood, for fans old and new.

Will Young marks 25 years since winning Pop Idol with a full band tour of the hits from his two-decade career. For fans of his soul pop voice, old and new.

Drag star La Voix, seen on Strictly Come Dancing, brings a show of live vocals, outrageous comedy and glamour. For anyone who loves a big-voiced diva and camp stories.

Alex Horne of Taskmaster and his five-piece band return with new songs, jokes and silly choreography. For Taskmaster fans and anyone who enjoys musical comedy.

Gabrielle sings the hits from three decades of British pop and soul, including Rise, Dreams, Out of Reach and Give Me a Little More Time. For fans of her music across generations.

Charlie Dimmock, Chris Hull, Flo Headlam and Lee Burkhill of the BBC's Garden Rescue share stories, gardening advice and how their makeovers are designed. For keen gardeners.

Strictly Come Dancing winners Dianne and Vito tour a new show of dance, music and comedy, with breathtaking choreography and plenty of chemistry. For Strictly fans and lovers of dance.

Dean Z's Elvis tribute show, billed as The Ultimate Elvis, with the King's rock and roll hits and ballads performed live on stage. For Elvis fans of every generation and lovers of classic rock and roll.

The Bootleg Beatles and their orchestra recreate seven of the Beatles' most famous live performances, from a Liverpool cellar to a London rooftop. For Beatles fans of every age.

A family pantomime of The Wizard of Oz for the Easter holidays, with Dorothy's journey down the yellow brick road told for children and grown-ups to enjoy together.

Sky Full of Stars recreates a Coldplay concert, with LED wristbands lighting up the crowd and the band's greatest hits. For Coldplay fans and anyone after a big singalong.

The Lighthouse Family, the British pop and soul duo, play their songs live, a night out for fans of their smooth, feel-good hits and anyone who grew up with their radio favourites of the 1990s.

A cast of Irish musicians bring the songs and stories of Irish folk to the stage, with classics such as Whiskey in the Jar, The Irish Rover and Rocky Road to Dublin. For a lively singalong.

A tribute show to Tina Turner with a live band, celebrating the hits of the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll in a night of high-energy rock and soul. For Tina fans.

Broadway and West End stars sing Disney princess, hero and villain songs with animation and theatrical effects, and share stories from stage and screen. For Disney fans of every age.

Julian Clary brings a new show of camp, filthy stand-up, revealing secrets of his life on and off stage. For adults who enjoy his innuendo and storytelling.

Elkie Brooks, performing since 1960, plays her Long Farewell Tour with her band, including Pearl's a Singer, Lilac Wine and Fool (If You Think It's Over), plus blues, rock and jazz.

Investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre examines true stories of killers who nearly got away with it, and the small mistakes that caught them. For true crime fans.

Romesh Ranganathan's mock self-help tour show, which promises to fix your life, from the comedian known for his TV series, Radio 2 show and podcasts. Strictly for ages 14 and over, with adult content.

Count Arthur Strong tours what may be his final goodbye, to whoever's listening. For fans of the bumbling radio and TV character's muddled stories; the listing advises bringing a hankie.

Cricket broadcasters Jonathan Agnew and Phil Tufnell share stories and banter about English cricket and their years on Test Match Special. For cricket fans.

Strictly Come Dancing champion Giovanni Pernice brings his new dance show Unstoppable to the stage. For Strictly fans and anyone who loves ballroom and Latin dancing.

Jimmy Carr brings a new show of fast, dark one-liners about all kinds of terrible things. For adults who like their jokes edgy and aren't easily offended.