Thursday, March 13
nGeg Theatre Company: Macbeth, Palace Theatre, Redditch. Until March 15. Tickets from 65203.
nWelsh National Opera: Jenufa, Birmingham Hippodrome. Tickets from 0870 730 1234.
nGo and Play Up Your Own End, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham. Until March 29. Tickets from 0870 607 7535.
nGrease, Arrow Vale Community High School, 7pm. Tickets from 526800
nCooper! Not Like That Like This, Malvern Theatres. Until March 15. Tickets from 01684 892277.
nBirmingham Jazz: Britten Sinfonia, music by John Zorn, Frank Zappa, John Woolrich and Janacek, CBSO Centre, Birmingham. Tickets from 0121 767 4050.
nKing Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys, Huntingdon Hall, Worcester. Tickets from 01905 611427.
Friday, March 14
nWelsh National Opera: The Elixir of Love, Birmingham Hippodrome. Tickets from 0870 730 1234.
nThe David Hare Trilogy: The Absence of War, Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Also March 15, 17 and 18. Tickets from 0121 236 4455.
nTracy Chapman, Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Tickets from 0121 780 3333.
nBirmingham Jazz: Greg Osby and Jason Moran plus Anna Brooks Quintet, CBSO Centre, Birmingham. Tickets from 0121 767 4050.
nMalvern International Lieder Series: Thomas Allen, Forum Theatre, Malvern. Tickets from 01684 892277.
Saturday, March 15
nWelsh National Opera: Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacca, Birmingham Hippodrome. Tickets from 0870 730 1234.
nSeason (Redditch rock band) Flapper & Firkin, Birmingham.
Sunday, March 16
nLast Night of the Spring Proms, Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Tickets from 0121 780 3333.
nIllegal Eagles, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham. Tickets from 0870 607 7533.
Monday, March 17
nAs you Like It, Swan Theatre, Stratford. Various dates in March and April. Tickets from 0870 609 1110.
Tuesday, March 18
nThe Buddy Holly Story, Birmingham Hippodrome. Until March 29. Tickets from 0870 730 1234.
Wednesday, March 19
nBarber Celebrity Concert, Barber Institute, Edgbaston. Tickets from 0121 414 7333.
nPhilharmonia Orchestra, Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Tickets from 0121 780 3333.
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