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There comes a time in every young man’s life when he has to leave home. For Matty, it’s forty! He really is a big man.
Hill House is waiting for you... Don't miss this chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic ghost story.
Family can hold you together and tear you apart.
Direct from its triumph in the West End where it won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy.
'Don’t Dilly Dally' and book tickets for an afternoon of songs and laughter, as we bring the UK’s best Music Hall acts to Salisbury
"They defend me. They attack me. It seems to me the world is consumed with curiosity about me and will remain so for the rest of time."
Two Halves of Guinness reveals a mysterious life story worthy of the darkest Ealing Comedies.
When two teenagers meet after choir practice, they begin the most important relationship of their lives. for ages 14+
MERRY CHRISTMAS You will arrive lunch time where you will be greeted by Basil, Sybil and Manuel.
Dickens' mystical Christmas fable brought to life - the perfect Christmas treat!
Three women. Three lives. One fight!
Journey through an old man's life, filled with hilarious memories & hopes for the future, coupled with mourning lost love & unfulfilled ambition.
Jerome K Jerome's hilarious story brought vividly to life in one of Feckenham's most beautiful gardens.
Seventy minutes. Seven seasons. One Spike.
Myths. Mischief. Migration. The new show from storyteller & guest on The Blindboy Podcast, Clare Murphy (The Spanking Goddess & Other Discarded Tales)
"Tell me everything, Holmes"
An evening of classic ghost stories
Extraordinary women whose courage, daring, ingenuity and sacrifice defeated Nazi terror.
Sensation perform ABBA's greatest hits in a high energy show!
A Christmas Carol comes to the magnificent St. Mary's in Woburn - Dickens' original 1853 performance text brought vividly to life by Mat Jones.
Mesdames and Messieurs, may I take your tickets please?
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