Events near Chalfont-St-Peter, Slough

Tall Stories’ magical musical The Gruffalo returns for its 25th anniversary, celebrating Julia Donaldson, with songs and laughs for 3+.

Winner of four Olivier Awards, The Book of Mormon is a side-splitting, all-singing, all-dancing musical by Trey Parker.

Kip Williams’ reimagining of Dracula stars the acclaimed performer of Wicked and Harriet, transforming into all 23 roles in gothic horror.

Disney’s Hercules is a wise-cracking, underworld-rocking musical of gods and mortals, directed and choreographed by Casey Nicholaw.

Simon Stone brings a radical reimagining of Greek myth as a contemporary family wakes into a hellish destiny in The Oresteia.

★★★★★ Playful, poignant, profound: Adrian Lester stars in Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano, fiercely funny and intensely romantic.

Romeo & Juliet brings electrifying Shakespeare to life with Sadie Sink in her West End debut as Juliet, pairing love and innocence.

Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s dazzling musical, Into the Woods, follows fairy-tale characters beyond happy ever after.

Hamilton charts Alexander Hamilton’s rise from West Indies immigrant to Washington’s aide, set to hip-hop, jazz and Broadway—by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Three-time Tony Award-winning Avenue Q returns with mischievous humour, infectious songs and loveable characters.

David Wood’s musical play of Judith Kerr’s classic brings magic, sing-along songs and teatime chaos when a stripy tiger appears.

Cameron Mackintosh and Matthew Bourne fully reconceive Lionel Bart’s Oliver!, with a sensational score of showstoppers.

1536 moves to the West End after a sold-out Almeida run—Ava Pickett’s razor-sharp Tudor drama with a modern edge.

Cole Escola’s dark comedy Oh, Mary! is an 80-minute one-act—dizzyingly, breath-takingly funny and fast joy ride, Tony-winning.

A bold, uplifting musical of William Kamkwamba’s true story, as windmill scraps and hope power a miracle.

Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man returns, a dance thriller to Terry Davies’ dramatic score, igniting senses with Carmen Suite thrills.

DARK OF THE MOON is a spellbinding new musical with powerful witchcraft, love-led defiance, and a country/bluegrass-rock score.

James Seabright presents Churchill’s Urinal, a new comedy by and starring Rosie Holt, fresh satire set in 11 Downing Street.

Enjoy a joyous new production of Kinky Boots, the award-winning musical starring Johannes Radebe and bursting with Cyndi Lauper’s music.

Disney's The Lion King is internationally celebrated and brilliantly reimagined by Julie Taymor, with glorious colours and enchanting music.

Ralph Fiennes stars as Sir Henry Irving in David Hare’s new play, an incredible story brought to vivid life on stage.

A Mirrored Monet is a vivid Belle Époque musical of Monet’s struggle and inspiration, starring Jeff Shankley, with music and projections.