MILTON JONES As seen on Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week and Have Got News For You! Will be at Outside the Box Comedy Club at The Hampton Hill Theatre Plus 2 support acts and an MC. Please note this is a comedy club mixed bill night. Acts are subject to change

KDA are stagingSketches of Dance at the Hampton Hill Theatre from 10th - 14th February 2026. The PurpleTeam will be performing in the Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening shows. The Pink Team will be performing in the Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Matinee shows.

Grease the Musical....

A moving, heartfelt musical tribute to the legendary Barry Manilow, performed by Dave Roberts. With passion, sincerity, and deep respect for Manilows enduring legacy, Dave brings the music to life in a performance that celebrates the songs that touched millions. From heartfelt ballads like Mandy and Even Now, to the irresistible energy of Copacabana and It's a Miracle, this intimate concert experience is more than just a performance its a love letter to Manilows extraordinary career. With rich vocals and personal storytelling, having joined a group of singers supporting Barry on stage, Dave creates a connection that resonates with longtime fanilows and newcomers alike. Whether youve followed Manilow for decades or simply know the hits, this special evening promises to be a celebration of melody, memory, and the music that made Barry Manilow a legend.

God of Carnage By Yasmina Reza Mon 22 Sep - Sat 27 Sep 2025 Production Company: Teddington Theatre Club Coward Studio Mon - Fri 7.45pm, Sat 2.00pm & 6.30pm They say kids will be kids, but the adults are worse - much worse. The other day in the park, 11 year old Ferdinand knocked 11 year old Bruno’s two front teeth out. Their parents meet up to have a civil conversation about the misdemeanours of their children in a suitably calm and rational way… what can go wrong? As night falls chaos ensues with explosive tantrums, name-calling and tears. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Play and Olivier Award for Best Comedy, Yasmina Reza's sharp corrosive wit rips the thin veneer of civility with heart-pounding honesty. God of Carnage is the unmissable darkly funny roller-coaster you won’t want to end. Estimated running time 1 hour 30 minutes, no interval Ticket prices: Member £15, Non-member £20 (exc booking fee)

Join us as we reimagine this tale of two rival poets and their fans in the leafysurroundings of an upmarket retirement village (think Thursday MurderClub). Manager Reginald Bunthorne is adored by all the ladies for his high-flown poetry, to the annoyance of the retired military chaps. But he only haseyes for Patience, the no-nonsense catering assistant. When a charismaticrival with a sideline in poetry arrives, confusion erupts ...Gilberts biting satire of hero-worship and fickle fandom, set to Sullivanssumptuous music, is as hilarious - and relevant - today as it was when it waswritten.Tickets: 21.00, on sale fro

Tue - Fri 7.45 pm, Sat 6.30 pm Arsenic and Old Lace follows Mortimer Brewster, a sharp-witted theatre critic whose life is turned upside down when he discovers a shocking family secret: his sweet, elderly aunts have been poisoning lonely old men — considering it an act of charity! To make matters worse, his brother Teddy is convinced he’s Theodore Roosevelt and has been enthusiastically digging “locks for the Panama Canal” — which are actually graves in the basement. Things spiral further out of control with the sudden arrival of Jonathan, Mortimer’s long-lost brother, sporting a sinister new face (courtesy of a botched plastic surgery) and a penchant for murder. With mistaken identities, hidden bodies, and chaotic cover-ups, Arsenic and Old Lace offers an ensemble of eccentric, larger-than-life characters, razor-sharp timing, and deliciously macabre humour. A Broadway hit, it inspired the classic 1944 Frank Capra film starring Cary Grant.

Tue - Fri 7.45 pm, Sat 2.00 pm & 6.30 pm A powerful and deeply human drama that explores the unlikely bond between two men from very different worlds. Jimmy is a sharp-tongued, no-nonsense WWII veteran living out his final years in a residential home. He’s not exactly thrilled when David, a new young carer with no warning and even less experience, is suddenly assigned to him. Their first encounter is awkward, bristling with tension and clashing personalities. But as the days unfold, so too do their stories — revealing buried history, unexpected tenderness, and the long shadows cast by the past. What begins as a reluctant companionship gradually becomes something richer: a complex, hard-won friendship that forces both men to confront who they are and where they’ve come from. A hit Off West End play, this heartbreaking, funny, and profoundly honest story is a moving meditation on memory, masculinity, and the connections that can change a life — even at the end of one.

Presented by the British Theatre Academy The Jellicle Cats come out to play on one special night of the yearthe night of the Jellicle Ball. One by one they tell their stories to Old Deuteronomy, their wise and benevolent leader, who must choose one of the Cats to ascend to The Heaviside Layer and be reborn into a whole new Jellicle life. Friday 19th September 7.30pm - Team Leatherhead Saturday 20th September 12.00pm - Team Guildford Saturday 20th September 4.00pm - Team Yateley Saturday 20th September 7.00pm - Team Epsom