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Great Expectations- Written by Charles Dickens, Adapted by Jo Clifford. Great Expectations an amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern Books
A multi award-winning play by James Graham (Dear England, Sherwood) - a powerful true story of hope and humanity.
The LipSinkers at The Two Brewers - 3 dates / 3 shows over 3 months. "Camp, cult and glorious" ***** The Times
Following the smash-hit we were promised honey! YESYESNONO are back with another storytelling hit from the Edinburgh Fringe 2024
Pierre Novellie returns with more observational nerd comedy, one last time before bed.
New English Ballet Theatre with Tchaikovsky's much-loved ballet.
The ultimate celebration of musical theatre.
The nightclubs are closing, the village is dying, we’re tired and scared, but the beat of the dance floor’s heart keeps on pumping.
A powerful production of Khaled Hosseini's best-selling novel, about two women who find themselves unlikely allies in Afghanistan.
A heart-warming play inspired by the extraordinary true stories of the women who dared to fly during WWII.
An epic story of an unlikely friendship set against the backdrop of events leading to the creation of Nigeria
A fun Musical Theatre Show for the whole family. Suitable for all ages. Free for children under 3 years.
Charles Dickens' epic story of love and sacrifice during the French Revolution.
Great Expectations- Written by Charles Dickens, Adapted by Jo Clifford. Great Expectations an amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern Books
Giovanna Fletcher stars in a tense psychological thriller.
A humorous and heartfelt dance duet about love, loss and longevity.
Philosophy Of The World is about fate, freewill, power, patriarchy, band t-shirts, daddy issues, and the best worst album ever made.
A helter-skelter nosedive through the TikTok universe, asking what it means to be an artist now
A darkly comic drama about a teenage girl navigating life inside a doomsday cult.
Jane Asher stars as the late Queen Elizabeth II in a funny and poignant new play peeking behind-the scenes of the Queen's wardrobe.
An award-winning play which beautifully portrays two young people finding hope together.
Second star to the right, and then straight on until morning.
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