Can young passion break the cycle of division and hate? Shakespeare’s classic tale of rebellion explodes onto the streets of Salisbury. Drama, music and parkour collide in this gritty and immersive walkabout production. Romeo and Juliet defy ancient grudge and risk everything for love in a world simmering with rage. Delve into their story as a professional cast and community ensemble tour you into the Montague vs Capulet battleground. Join us for an eye-opening adventure through our building and its environs, as we celebrate 50 years of Salisbury Playhouse. Single Members: Save 10% off 1 ticket for Wiltshire Creative productions Joint Members and Above: Save 10% off up to 2 tickets for Wiltshire Creative productions Wearing headphones is a critical aspect of the show, and the dialogue will not be audible without them. You will be provided with a pair of headphones when you arrive at the theatre. These headphones sit on your ears and are lightweight with foam earpads for comfort. There is volume control that you can adjust yourself. The ear pads are regularly changed and cleaned. A sound check plays in the foyer before the show starts allowing you to test out what works for you. We have a range of alternative options to help everyone get the best experience of the show, and we have a team in the foyer to help find the best solution for you from the list below. Stereo sound and on-ear headphones may not suit everyone’s hearing needs. If you are a hearing aid user, you may need to use one of the alternative options below: Please note Bluetooth hearing aids are not compatible with our sound system. To ensure a streamline check-in process and experience, please let us know if you would require any of the alternative options listed above. We have a limited number of additional headsets per performance so it may be possible to book two different options to try during the show - this will need to be booked in advance and is limited. If you have any concerns or specific requirements other than those available above, please let the box office know in advance. We advise you to arrive at least 25-30 minutes before the start of the performance to ensure we have time to make sure everything is working correctly. The various options available have been tested by a small group of local Hearing Aid Users, that were brought together in March 2026 by Wiltshire Creative to test and try out the kit for this production of Romeo & Juliet. There are lots of opportunities to play your part in our exciting new production of Romeo and Juliet - click here to learn more! The show is 2.5 hours, including an interval. The Salisbury Playhouse foyer will be open from 1 hour before each show, for refreshments, pre-show entertainment and headphone collection. This unique new theatre show is an outdoor walkabout production, taking place in and around Salisbury Playhouse, Malthouse Lane, Salisbury SP2 7RA. The starting point (and end point) is the foyer of The Playhouse itself. The Box Office, toilets, Bar & Cafe are all located here too. Our friendly stewards will move you from scene to scene alongside our professional actors and talented community contributors during the show. The show involves around 8 locations inside and outside of the Playhouse building, with some shorter scenes and some longer ones. There will not be seating available at the performance. If you can, the show can be enjoyed standing. Or you are welcome to bring along a portable chair, something you can carry with you to each location. You can also bring your wheelchair, mobility scooter, or walking aid. There will be some limited seating available at every location for those who need it, you can reserve one of these seats when booking with Ticket Sales. Please be considerate of others, ensuring you only book a seat unless it is needed. The total distance travelled during the show is no more than half a mile, the same as walking around a large supermarket. The ground will be a mixture of indoor hard surfaces and tarmac paths. There will be a step-free route experience for wheelchairs, those with walking sticks, and mobility scooters. Before booking please be confident that you can move with us during the show. Suitable footwear for walking and standing. Clothing that will protect you from the sun, rain, or wind for the outdoor scenes. Yes. There will be hot, soft and alcoholic drinks available at our Bar & Cafe. Due to the nature of the production, we are unable to accommodate picnics. Card and cash payments welcomed. Your friends, family, WI group, or local scout group. The production is suitable for age 12+, as long as the person is able to navigate the 0.5mile distance involved in the show. Loud bangs, flashing lights, violence, suicide and depiction of emergency evacuation. Assistance dogs only. Please explore our Your Visit page for information on parking, public transport and other local amenities. We are hopeful that all outdoor scenes will be able to go ahead, whatever the weather. We ask you to be prepared for all types of weather, so please ensure you have everything you may need with you from sunhats to waterproof jackets. We ask you to refrain from using umbrellas or parasols, as this can block the view of other audience members. Should there be extreme weather conditions which cause a concern for the safety of audiences or performers, we may have to do all of the scenes indoors. We kindly ask that you refrain from smoking or vaping during the performance, even in the outdoor scenes. Your imagination and sense of adventure - be prepared to experience exhilarating theatre in a way that you never have before! If you have any other questions, don’t hesitate to speak to our friendly Box Office team at Salisbury Playhouse in person from Monday - Saturday from 11am - 4pm, or by phoning 01722 320 333 or by email at [email protected].

This production contains themes of war. Click here for more details (may contain spoilers) Inspired by remarkable true events. “It’s built for us, isn’t it? The Spitfire. Built for women.” New Year’s Eve, 1959. Decades after answering the call, two women separated by the war meet again as the rain hammers down on the windows of The Spitfire pub. As we hear their story, we’re transported back to a time when female pioneers defied expectations and soared through the skies. Spitfire Girls is inspired by the extraordinary true stories of the women who dared to fly during WWII and the incredible bond that tied them together. Funny and heart-warming, this is an untold story of strength, courage and loss. But above all else, hope. An almost flawless production Northern Arts Review A triumphant tale of courage, sisterhood and heartbreak. The Broken Spine A story that deserves to be told. The Stage

The sun beats down on two travellers, journeying across a mysterious land in a contraption they've built themselves. They sing, play games, and tell stories inspired by a collection of precious things they've gathered from a time gone by. With live music and puppetry, Stories in the Dust is a funny, heartfelt and hopeful eco-fable that takes you to another world. A world where an ancient book guides your way, a drop of rain changes everything and a mighty lion holds its secrets in an old clay pot. Will our intrepid explorers make it? They're full of ideas and full of hope but dangerously low on baked beans. Thu 7 May at 10:30am and 1:30pm Fri 8 May at 10:30am Please contact [email protected] or call 01722 320333 to book. Stories in the Dust was originally created with support from MAST Mayflower Studios and shared at their Emergency Festival. It was developed thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England in partnership with Pound Arts and Wiltshire Creative. The storyline and accompanying education pack were developed with support from Ian Williams, Professor of Applied Environmental Science at Southampton University. Production photos by Tina Hillier. Elegant engaging eco-fable The Reviews Hub

This show contains strong language, smoking, haze and strobe lighting. Click here for more details (contains spoilers). "I never wanted to murder anyone. It was necessary." Step into a world of deception, desire, and deadly ambition. How far would you go to become someone else? Tom Ripley is a nobody - scraping by in New York, forging signatures, telling little white lies-until a chance encounter changes everything. When a wealthy stranger offers him an all-expenses-paid trip to Italy to bring home his wayward son, Dickie Greenleaf, Tom leaps at the opportunity. But in the sun-drenched glamour of 1950s Italy, surrounded by shimmering waters and whispered secrets, Tom is seduced by the life Dickie leads-the freedom, the wealth, the effortless charm. Fascination turns to obsession, and as his grip tightens on Dickie’s world, the lines between truth and deception begin to blur. What starts as an innocent opportunity spirals into a chilling game of lies, identity theft, and murder. The ten-strong ensemble cast is led by Ed McVey as Tom Ripley. Ed was one of the stars of the hit Netflix show The Crown. EastEnders regular and Strictly Come Dancing finalist Maisie Smith will star alongside him as Marge. This electrifying new stage adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley brings Patricia Highsmith’s iconic psychological thriller, which inspired the acclaimed movie and Netflix series of the same name, to life like never before. With razor-sharp dialogue, simmering tension, and a dangerously charismatic antihero, this gripping production will pull you into Ripley’s intoxicating world-where nothing is quite as it seems. Save £2 per ticket on groups of 10 or more. To make a group booking please contact [email protected] Discount Applies on Monday - Thursday performances. This show contains scenes of a violent nature and scenes which could be triggering to people with psychological disturbance. It also contains:

A chilling mystery unfolds when a young actress suddenly dies on stage during a performance, and Detective Chief Inspector Morse embarks on a gripping investigation. What begins as a suspicious death inquiry takes a darker turn when the legendary inspector, together with DS Lewis, uncovers a connection to sinister events in his own past, twenty-five years earlier. Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts marks the first-ever stage adaptation of the iconic detective. ITV's long-running Inspector Morse, hailed by Radio Times as 'The greatest British crime series of all time', has inspired equally beloved spin-offs, Lewis and Endeavour. Starring Tom Chambers (Father Brown, Strictly Come Dancing) as Inspector Morse, this original story written for the stage is a must-see for fans of compelling detective stories and thrilling mysteries.

The last 10 years of British politics has been one long psychodrama. The Scottish referendum. David Cameron’s surprise election win. Brexit. Theresa May. Boris Johnson. Liz Truss. Rishi Sunak. Each prime minister worse than the last. Covid. Partygate. The UK’s politicians had rarely looked so clueless. Even with the new Labour government we are still rushing through several news cycles each day. John Crace, the Guardian’s much loved political sketchwriter, has had a ringside seat at all the main events. Join him for an evening of high comedy as he tries to make sense of it all. Find out what the Queen’s last words to Liz Truss really were. This might just be the best therapy session you’ve ever had.

This performance may contain swearing. Join rugby legend Mike Brown for a unique and personal evening at Salisbury Playhouse, where his remarkable journey all began. From his early days on Salisbury’s pitches to the international stage, Mike shares candid stories, unforgettable moments, and the challenges that shaped his career. This is your chance to hear about life on and off the pitch directly from one of rugby’s most respected players. With insight, humour, and honesty, Mike reflects on his experiences with teammates, his rise through the ranks, and the lessons learned along the way. The evening includes a relaxed audience Q&A, giving fans the opportunity to connect with Mike and ask their burning questions. Whether you’re a lifelong rugby supporter or simply love inspiring stories, An Evening with Mike Brown at Salisbury Playhouse promises laughter, insight, and memories you won’t forget.

Direct from London’s world-famous jazz club and combining world-class live jazz, narration, rare archive photos, and video footage, The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars take to the stage to celebrate the ‘The Ronnie Scott’s Story’. Set amongst the dive bars and jazz jook joints of London’s Soho, we hear about the desperate hand-to-mouth finances of the early years and the frequent police raids. We hear how Ronnie's became neutral ground within rife gang territory and their scrapes with gangsters including the Krays who were rumoured to have taken Ronnie Scott “for a little drive”! Life at Ronnie’s is evocatively reimagined through tales of the club’s past visitors, from pop stars, film stars and politicians to comedians and royalty - but above all, the musicians... Mixing classic music from the jazz greats who have performed at Ronnie Scott’s over its incredible history, alongside tales of old Soho, miscreant musicians and police raids, this is a unique evening celebrating one of the world's most famous venues, its music, and history. Outstanding players. For poise, balance and swing they’re a joy to listen to The Observer Full-on brilliance The Guardian Marrying vision and sound comes The Ronnie Scott’s Story, recounting the blazing trajectory of the legendary jazz shrine with a creative combo of live band action, natty narratives and rare archival footage Jazzwise Magazine

Her provocative, abrasive, incomparable style was - just about - kept in check by lifelong friend and A-list producer, Clive Tulloh. Together live on stage they review clips from the extraordinary shows, tell scandalous stories never before heard - and take the audience along for the ride. Featuring Ruby Wax & Clive Tulloh.

This performance may contain flashing lights, pyrotechnics, mimed violence, innuendo, toilet humour and mild peril. Join us in the Beauty-ful gardens of Salisburyshire for simply the Beast adventure! The writers of this year’s Jack and the Beanstalk return with a heartwarming tale, bursting with festive magic. Discover pop songs, dancing, and dazzling costumes in this fun-filled family pantomime. Can the Beast escape his curse? And will love bloom before the final petal falls from the enchanted rose? Find out in this spellbinding musical extravaganza! Save £2 off Band A, £1 off Bands B & C and 50p off Band D when you book Beauty and the Beast before midnight on 31 January 2026. The discount will apply automatically at the checkout. To make a group booking please contact [email protected] School and Youth Group: £13.50 per ticket including essential accompanying staff For details on our matinée availability, please contact the Box Office team. Groups of 10 - 19: £4 off top price tickets (price band A - blue), £2 off second price tickets (price band B - pink) Groups of 20+: £6 off top price tickets (price band A -blue), £4 off second price tickets (price band B - pink) Discount applies on performances until 14:30, 17 December 2026 & from 5 January 2027, excluding Friday evenings, weekends and adult-only shows. Single Members: Save 10% off 1 ticket for Wiltshire Creative productions Joint Members and Above: Save 10% off up to 2 tickets for Wiltshire Creative productions Fancy a night out in Salisburyshire without the kids? Check out our adults only performances!

The Four Horsemen of Rising Crime, Global Warming, AI and Culture Wars are galloping towards us. Are we on the road to hell? And can we avoid the potholes? In his brand new tour show 'Fair Cop' Alfie has the antidote to the breakdown of law and order, fake news and the price of baked beans. Somewhere in a parallel universe little Alfie’s natural comedic performance skills were recognised by his doting parents who encouraged and developed his blossoming talent. After several years as a stage school brat Alfie’s angelic face was launched on stage and screen and the rest is history. Meanwhile, in this universe Alfie Moore was told to stop messing about in class before being ‘encouraged’ into the grinding, grimy world of an apprenticeship in the Sheffield steelworks. When recession hit he traded steel for copper by joining Humberside Police. In his 40s the two universes collided when Alfie made a bid for showbiz success – but unfortunately 30 years of shift-work and being punched in the face quite a lot, had left him with ‘a face for radio’. A face not so much ‘lived in’ as inhabited by a settlement of squatters with little regard to property maintenance and repair.

This performance may contain violence, sexual content, mature themes and triggering content. Step into the shadows of Victorian London, where science meets obsession and love battles darkness. With a soaring pop-rock score by Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse, this gripping musical reimagines Robert Louis Stevenson’s iconic tale of duality and desire. Follow Dr. Henry Jekyll, a brilliant scientist whose quest to cure humanity unleashes a terrifying alter ego - the savage Mr. Hyde. Torn between two women and haunted by his own creation, Jekyll’s descent into madness is as thrilling as it is tragic. A gothic masterpiece packed with passion, suspense, and unforgettable music, Jekyll & Hyde promises a night of drama, danger, and dazzling performances. Conceived for the stage by Steve Cudden & Frank Wildhorn. This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International. All authorised performance materials are also supplied by MTI www.MTIShows.co.uk

The Spooky Men’s Chorale is a magnificent, many-headed beast which has single-handedly turned the world of men’s singing upside down. Bypassing well trodden avenues, they carve out new territories of mighty man sounds, exquisite tenderness, and charming stupidity to both celebrate masculinity and mock it. Formed in New South Wales in 2001, the Spooks have become rock-solid festival and theatre favourites in Australia, UK and Europe, with seven albums and 900 gigs under their belts. No subject is too trivial or weighty for their attention, and such ability to find new musical rooms to explore contributes greatly to their astonishing fan loyalty. The show evokes musical worlds far beyond that suggested by their unassuming, casually hatted, black-clad appearance. They are just a bunch of blokes, but where they take you will blow your mind. Don't miss an opportunity to see them Daily Telegraph Once seen they are never forgotten! Beautiful singing; very sharp and witty lyrics. BBC Radio 2 It takes a rare skill to be very silly, thoughtful, and sing in perfect harmony, but the Spooky Men's Chorale manage to achieve just that. The Guardian

Hill House is waiting for you... Don't miss this chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s“near perfect” (Stephen King) classic ghost story. From best-selling novel to major hit Netflix series, The Haunting of Hill House now takes to the stage in this gripping new production that blurs the line between heart-thumping suspense and the supernatural. This bold new stage adaptation is tense, unsettling and darkly playful, where Shadows whisper, walls remember and nothing is as it seems... As grief, desire and the dangerous comfort of belonging seep through every wall, one question lingers: is Hill House haunted...or are we? When a group of daring investigators take on the mystery of Hill House, curiosity quickly descends into fear. Experiments plunge into darkness. Strange disturbances ripple through twisting corridors... As the house tightens its grip, it will leave you on the edge of your seat... and questioning what is real long after the curtain falls. The Haunting of Hill House, based on the novel by Shirley Jackson, adapted for the stage by Olivier and BAFTA winner Stef Smith and directed by Sky Arts Award winner Martin Constantine. The definitive haunted house story The Guardian

Writer and comedian Andy Hamilton returns with a new one-man show where he explores the wonders and the weaknesses of human memory and how laughter oils the wheels of the brain. (Note: Andy is not a qualified neurologist and the brain probably does not have wheels.) In an evening of non-stop comedy, Andy will do his best to recall the nights to remember from his own life, as a writer, performer, producer, director, failed quiz show contestant, choir boy, under-rated footballer and cartoon elephant dentist. He’ll examine moments that have shaped his life and collective experiences that have impacted us all. So come and enjoy an entertaining, thoughtful, but above all very funny evening with a veteran master of comedy. He started as a professional comedy writer in 1976 as a contributor to Radio 4’s Week Ending. Since then he has picked up many awards for co-writing such classics as Drop the Dead Donkey and Outnumbered. Both were created with his friend Guy Jenkin, and together they also made the political satires Ballot Monkeys and Power Monkeys for C4, the sitcom Kate and Koji for ITV, and What We Did On Our Holiday, a feature film starring David Tennant, Rosamund Pike and Billy Connolly. On radio, he wrote many acclaimed series of Old Harry’s Game, where he played Satan, Revolting People, where he played a one-armed, one-legged degenerate, and Andy Hamilton Sort of Remembers, where he played himself. He pops up frequently on panel shows like Have I Got News For You and the inimitable I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue. He has written three books, Blue Was the Colour, a memoir about his troubled relationship with football, and two novels, The Star Witness and Longhand, an epic tale which was, uniquely, published in the author’s own handwriting.

“Paul Merton and Suki Webster’s Improv Show” is a night of fast, and fabulously funny improvised games, scenes, stories, songs and laugh out loud surrealism. All deftly conjured up on the spot and based on suggestions by you: The Audience! These two masters of Comedy Improvisation are joined by two fabulous guests each week to create cascades of laughter and joyful silliness.

Whether you're a brother or whether you're a mother, when the feeling's gone and you can't go on, its time to put on your dancing shoes, for the night out of the year you have been waiting for, as we celebrate the songs of music royalty, the Bee Gees. With a brand-new show, complete with stunning light and video show, prepare to experience the distinct sound of one the greatest bands to have ever graced the stage in this unforgettable concert spectacular. Immerse yourself in the brothers music through the Sixties, Seventies, and Eighties including hits they wrote for artists such as Celine Dion, Diana Ross, and Dolly Parton. Join us for this breath-taking concert spectacular, taking you on a musical journey through all your favourite songs, including Night Fever, Stayin Alive, More Than a Woman, You Should Be Dancing, How Deep is Your Love and many more! This fabulously authentic production ensures the Gibb brothers incredible legacy of classic hit songs is well and truly stayin' alive!

Award-winning journalist and author Fergal Keane has reported on defining world events for the BBC for over 30 years. Winner of an Emmy, a BAFTA and The George, and Fellow of the British Academy, he joins broadcaster Matthew Stadlen for an insightful conversation.

Graham Gooch was the most prolific run scorer top-class cricket has ever seen. After he retired in 1997, the statistician Robert Brooke calculated that he had scored 21,087 in one-day cricket at first-class level, which added to his 44,841 first-class runs, put him ahead of Jack Hobbs. It was an amazing achievement. 1990 was a great year in Gooch’s career, he averaged over 100 with the test match at Lord’s against India being the highlight. In this one match Gooch hit the world record test run aggregate (456), he became holder of the highest score at Lord’s (333), he was the first ever player to score a triple-century and a century in a match, he took the record for the highest test score against India and achieved the highest score by an England Captain. Of all his great test innings one stands out in particular, at Headingley against the West Indies in 1991. Gooch carried his bat for a score of 154 not out, out of a total of 252 on a green wicket which was regularly enlivened by the damp weather. This was against an attack comprising of Ambrose, Walsh, Marshall and Patterson. In all Gooch led the England side 34 times and was captain in the 1992 World Cup final defeat by Pakistan. He played in two other World Cup finals in 1979 and 1987. Currently he is England’s 3rd leading test run maker with a total of 8,900 runs and 20 centuries.

Join renowned author Jonathan Freedland in conversation with Matthew Stadlen on his new book. The Traitors Circle tells the astonishing true story of a group of high-society anti-Nazi dissenters who came together in secret one Berlin afternoon in September 1943 - only to be betrayed from within. Jonathan reflects on an extraordinary tale of courage, heroism and betrayal - with shocking resonance for today.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, who was exiled from her birthplace of Uganda in 1972, is a journalist, broadcaster and author. She is a weekly columnist for the I newspaper and has written for the Daily Mirror, Guardian, Observer, Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday, Daily Mail, New York Times, Time Magazine and other publications She has won several awards including the Orwell prize for political writing and in 2017, National Press Awards columnist of the year prize. She was specially commended for this award again in 2018 and was shortlisted in 2023 Society of Editors awards. In 2025 she won the award. She was a part time professor of journalism at Middlesex University and governor of the Royal Shakespeare Company for ten years. She was co-chair of major Imperial College/Health Trust research project headed by Lord Ara Darzai on patient safety. She is a national and international public speaker, a consultant on diversity and inclusion and trustee of various arts organisations. She cofounded the charity British Muslims for Secular Democracy. Their report The Inner Lives of Troubled Young Muslims was published in November 2020. Her recent books include Refusing the Veil, Exotic England about England’s infatuation with the east, In Defence of Political Correctness and Ladies Who Punch. She has twice been voted the 10th most influential Asian in Britain. She has eight Hon degrees and sits on the boards of arts organisations. She is also a keen cook and theatre buff.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen was one of the wittiest observers of human relationships, and female friendships, who ever put pen to parchment. By A Lady tells Jane Austen’s life story from her own writing, woven with favourite moments from the immortal characters she created. Set against a sparkling musical backdrop that surprises as much as it delights, we invite you to loosen your stays, and enjoy this celebration of Austen’s wit, sharpness, and sheer delight in the foibles of human behaviour, told by Rachel Parris (Austentatious, Live at the Apollo, The Mash Report) and a guest (to be announced).

This production contains references and descriptions of violence and suicide. References to pregnancy and childbirth. There are occasional instances of swearing and sexual references. With Lost Dog’s blend of dance, theatre and comedy this duet reveals the real story of Romeo and Juliet. It turns out they didn’t die in a tragic misunderstanding, they grew up and lived happily ever after. Well they lived at least. Now they’re 40ish, at least one of them is in the grips of a mid-life crisis, they feel constantly mocked by their teenage selves and haunted by the pressures of being the poster couple for romantic love. They have decided to confront their current struggles by putting on a performance - about themselves. Their therapist told them it was a terrible idea. Directed by award-winning director/choreographer Ben Duke, Juliet & Romeo takes on our cultural obsession with youth and our inevitable issues with longevity. Pure pleasure. smart and sexy. The Guardian Superb. Devastating realism and dark humour. The Stage

Two years on and nearing 100 performances later, London City Ballet is proud to present its latest programme at the Salisbury international Arts Festival. The company offer their premiere of ‘Mephisto Waltz’ by Ashley Page, an exuberant curtain raiser perfect to introduce the technical prowess of each skilled dancer of the company. From London City Ballet’s recent performance at the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre, a lost gem by Jerome Robbins, unseen for decades returns to the stage. 'Quiet City', danced by a trio of male dancers then meets a taste of the new as the company proudly introduce rising Choreographic star Tasha Chu with her latest work 'Soon'. Closing the evening, an uplifting finale, set to a backdrop of Kandinsky masterpieces, is Alexei Ratmansky's 'Pictures at an Exhibition'. Adored by dancers and critics alike this fiendish challenge of technical and musical skill is performed by the entire company and set to the original Mussorgsky score. For one night only you can see London City Ballet ahead of its international tour and Sadler's Wells season. Rings with the clarity of perfection Stage Talk London City Ballet are fully flourishing Evening Standard London City Ballet is wide awake and back in business The Times

Our Man in Havana, adapted by Clive Francis from Graham Greene’s novel, follows the hilarious exploits of James Wormold, a British vacuum cleaner salesman in pre-revolutionary Havana, Cuba. Struggling financially to support his spoiled daughter, Wormold is recruited by MI6 agent Hawthorne to be a spy. Lacking any actual spy skills or intentions, Wormold fabricates an entire network of fictional agents and reports, using his imagination and local bar conversations. His absurd reports, claiming to depict secret weapons, are taken seriously by MI6, leading to real-world consequences as the Cuban government grows suspicious. With star casting to be announced, don't miss this wonderfully funny and fast-moving romp!

This production may contain adult content and references to disordered eating and body image. After a decade of no exercise (besides child-rearing and reaching for cake) 41 year old poet P Burton-Morgan finds themselves newly single and hungry to return to pre-childbirth levels of fitness. Cue Rocky montage, but with a middle-aged red-faced mum reciting sonnets on the South West Coast path. So far so solitary until they join their local running club and find themselves drawn into a world of flirting, friendship, fierce competition and the unexpected discovery that they're ferociously fast. With their trademark mix of witty wordplay and open-hearted tenderness this solo show is a silly, sexy, sweaty romp - don't forget to stretch first. Better known for their work as a writer & director (Sherlock Holmes and the PoisonWood (Watermill), The Little Prince (Taunton Brewhouse) and In the Willows (Exeter Northcott & 16 week UK tour) Ledbury Poetry-Slam-winning poet P Burton-Morgan returns with a new solo poetry show after the success of their barn-storming 2025 production Explaining Being Pan to Nan (Oxford Playhouse & UK Tour). Gripping, eye-opening and funny, a real must-see. Whats On Stage Cracking songs, slick staging, a triumph. The Stage Brilliantly original and delightfully funny... irresistible. Daily Mail

Join Carol Decker & T’Pau on their first full UK tour in a decade playing all their hits, fan favourites and songs from their forthcoming album ‘Be Wonderful’. T'Pau burst onto the music scene in 1987 with the massive hit single 'Heart & Soul' and the follow up, 'China In Your Hand', stayed at No1 for five weeks - the longest serving No1 of the year and became one of the most iconic singles of the 1980s. Simultaneously, their debut album Bridge of Spies occupied the No1 album slot for two weeks and went on to become a certified quadruple platinum in the UK - selling 1.2 million copies. Their own arena concerts followed, and the subsequent 1988 record 'Rage' also went platinum. T’Pau enjoy the exclusive title of holding three simultaneous No.1 slots; 'China' No.1 in the singles charts, 'Bridge of Spies' No.1 in the album charts and the 'China Remix' at No.1 in the dance charts! T’Pau were nominated for 5 Brit Awards, an Ivor Novello Award, and won an ASCAP Award from the USA for 'Heart & Soul'. Don't miss these 80s icons live!

In celebration of what would have been Bob Marley's 80th birthday, renowned saxophonist YolanDa Brown unveils a monumental tribute show, YolanDa Brown - Bob Marley Songbook. This ambitious project reimagines Marley's iconic songs, infusing them with YolanDa's delicious blend of jazz, reggae, and soul, all through the emotive and captivating sounds of her saxophone. The show will take the audience on a journey through Marley's legacy, exploring the depth of his musicality and the enduring impact of his message on love, peace, and unity. Award Winning Saxophonist YolanDa Brown, brings a fresh and vibrant energy to Marley's classics. From songs like; 'Is this Love', to 'No Woman, No Cry', 'Redemption Song', 'Three Little Birds' to 'Exodus' and everything in between. Brown's renditions pay homage to Marley's genius while showcasing her own virtuosic skills. The concerts will be a testament to Marley's influence across genres and generations around the world, bridging the worlds of reggae and jazz in a celebration of his life and music. Through this album and tour, YolanDa Brown celebrates Marley's 80th birthday but also cements his legacy as a musical icon whose messages of love, freedom, and unity continue to resonate with audiences around the world.