Five of the Best - Your guide to what to see around Lincolnshire in the coming days

1 An Audience with Aggers: Beyond the Boundary, New Theatre Royal, Lincoln, Wednesday March 25

Get ready for some wicket wisdom with cricket legend and renowned BBC correspondent Jonathan Agnew. He promises an evening of stories, laughter and cricketing gold – this time with clips and unseen footage to bring the action to life on screen. Join Aggers as he shares the highs, lows and hilarious moments from his illustrious career, from covering the Olympics in Rio to calling the unforgettable Super Over finale of the 2019 World Cup. Expect fresh perspectives on famous moments, tales from his early days with broadcasting legend Brian Johnston, working alongside the one-of-a-kind Sir Geoffrey Boycott, and of course, the infamous "leg over" incident. Visit newtheatreroyallincoln.ticketsolve.com to book.

2 Jim Davidson: Last Man Standing… Just!, New Theatre Royal, Lincoln, Thursday March 26

Jim invites audiences to join him once again for what he calls “a riotous evening where freedom of speech takes centre stage, comedy bites back and the battle for Britain’s comedic soul rages on”. Visit newtheatreroyallincoln.ticketsolve.com to book.

3 John Power: Cast, The La’s, and Me, Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe, Friday March 20

John Power had one of the best rock'n'roll apprenticeships ever - playing bass as an 18-year-old in The La's. Forming Cast in 1991, he sang, wrote songs, and played guitar for one of Britpop's pre-eminent bands, securing two platinum-selling records before returning to the charts in 2024 with Love Is The Call.

Power's solo career produced some of his best work, and through the summer of 2026, Cast join Oasis at their football stadium tour. Now it's time to reflect on Britpop, the hits - Alright, Sandstorm, Walkaway, Flying and more - in this intimate show that mixes John's best-loved songs with wild, funny and tender stories. Visit scunthorpetheatres.co.uk or call 01724 296296 to book.

4 Boyzlife, Engine Shed, Lincoln, Friday March 20

Boyband supergroup Boyzlife, comprising Boyzone’s Keith Duffy and Westlife’s Brian McFadden, celebrate the hits from both defining 90s/00s groups, who sold a combined 55 million records and have more than 20 number one singles between them.

During the show, the duo nostalgically revisit their boyband legacies as they perform a mixture of hits from both of their individual supergroups, including Boyzone’s I Love The Way You Love Me, All That I Need and No Matter What, and Westlife’s My Love, I Lay My Love On You and Uptown Girl. VIP packages are available, including a chance to meet Keith and Brian. Visit engineshed.co.uk to book.

5 Nigel Havers, Engine Shed, Lincoln, Sunday March 22

"Join me, a stage, and a lifetime of gloriously ridiculous stories to share with you,” says Nigel. “You’ll get the full Havers experience: charm, wit, and absolutely no running in slow motion.” He’ll be talking about everything from his early days as a fresh-faced drama school hopeful, to the highs and lows of a career that’s seen him in everything from Chariots of Fire and Empire of the Sun to Don’t Wait Up and West End plays – and more than his fair share of Palladium pantos. Visit engineshed.co.uk to book.