Events near Kings-Langley, Watford

August Wilson’s landmark play returns in a vital new production directed by award-winning Daniel Bailey, set in the 1950s.

Freckle Productions’ award-winning Stick Man is a delightful, funny adaptation packed with puppetry, songs, live music and funky moves.

Adults-only panto returns for a third year, with a special guest star and a naughty Dick Whittington adventure full of mischief.

An enchanting festive treat for the whole family, with show-stopping songs, side-splitting comedy and a classic Lyric twist.

Monthly line dancing social in the heart of London featuring beginner hour and lessons from The Country Roses

The 27th WhatsOnStage Awards celebrate public-voted theatre with a star-studded evening of performances from the West End and beyond.

A special edition of Daisy Dukes Line Dancing featuring Halloween themed song swaps and emo hour swaps

What you see...Is never what it seems. Spectacular magic & illusions with some surprises along the way.

Sceptical? Don’t believe in magic? Good. We’re here to blow your mind right open.

Join Caitlin O’Ryan for an evening of spoken word poetry featuring work from her debut collection, At What Point.

The ultimate celebration of musical theatre.

A Christmas Carol returns to Hitchin Town Hall - Dickens' original 1853 performance text brought vividly to life by Mat Jones.

Three actors play fourteen characters in a wildly entertaining, high-energy comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 125 year-old classic mystery.

Join Basil, Sybil and Manuel for a hilarious seasonal celebration featuring favourite moments from the TV series with a special Christmas twist.

Marking the centenary of the great Kenneth Williams with an unforgettable journey through his extraordinary life.

A sensational celebration of Classical Indian dance, music, and poetry.

BGT live semi-finalist Jake Banfield brings Modern Magic : an unforgettable night of mind-blowing magic, mind reading, comedy and impossible moments.

The ultimate celebration of musical theatre.

This special event brings together exceptional young artists from China and the UK for an unforgettable performance.

Set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression, this is the story of George and Lennie based on the book by John Steinbeck.

A scalding emphatic kathak influenced piece exploring the social stigma for domestic violence survivors.