'Verses, Voices' is an hour-long performance, designed to reclaim attention for the range of brilliant British poetry produced in the 1950's, '60s and '70s. This was a period of outstanding poetic quality, variety and, most strikingly, accessibility, which has - in the years since - been neglected due to the poetry world's preoccupation with the contemporary and narrowly topical. Even more strikingly, we will be presenting these poems not in the usual poetic tradition of hushed reverence and received pronunciation, but performed by readers whose proud use of their own natural, regional accents from Yorkshire and beyond will refresh the depth, force and importance of these largely forgotten poems and poets. Directed by Felix Hodcroft and performed by Ann Gibbon, SueGrogan, Richard Kipping, Eddie Lawlor and Suzie Millar, You can book your ticket here or just come along on the day.

Dark. Funny. Underfunded. And that’s just Abby. The criminal justice system is too. After thirty years practicing criminal defence law, Sh★t Lawyer returns to give unsolicited advice to the Government in its search for bold and innovative approaches to ‘speed up justice’ and ‘keep streets safe’. Can her outrageous and unorthodox suggestions reverse the crisis in our courts?

Come and get your teeth into a refreshing approach to acting with this Stanislavski-inspired technique. Part lecture, part improvisation session, open to all, experienced or not. Based on my regular London workshops at Conway Hall. "Amazing insights in to the art of acting", "Excellent guidance and useful feedback" (past students).

Television's own Tony Howes from Emmerdale, Doctors and Midsomer Murders, telling tales from a career spanning over 40 years. Comedy, songs, tap dancing, magic, juggling, culminating in a comedy version of his one-man-show A Midsummer Night's Dream, in which he plays 17 parts. Fun for the whole family.

A rehearsed reading of "Ruth Abokoku", a Nigerian experimental play written and directed by Kenneth Uphopho, inspired by the final moments of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain. The play takes place in Ruth's prison cell, where she awaits her execution, having refused the offer of letters written by people to plead for her mercy. The play's structure is non-linear, fragmented, and poetic, reflecting Ruth's disjointed thoughts and emotions as she confronts her mortality. The narrative is interspersed with flashbacks, dreams, and hallucinations, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.

A new children’s show from the creator of the award-winning Blue Badge Bunch. Benny grows his own. His own cabbages, his own trees and his own flowers. But the slugs, oh the slugs! Can you help Benny defeat them? Join in with this interactive, gardening show, with plenty of opportunity to get involved. Sci-fi and gaming meets Sunday afternoon gardening. “An abundance of charm & humour” Theatre & Art Reviews ★★★★ WINNERS of the Disability Champions Award 2023

A revolving lineup of disabled comedians and friends present an irreverent comedy show for your enjoyment. We're not brave, we're not inspiring, we're just here to make you laugh and park in the disabled bays. “Wonderfully relaxed and friendly” The Scotsman ★★★★★ “The most accessible, friendly and inclusive show I’ve ever seen” - Neurodiverse Review