A royal family unravels in arguably William Shakespeare's most famous play. Shattered by his fathers murder and horrified by his mothers hasty remarriage to his scheming uncle, Denmarks Prince Hamlet plots revenge, an obsession that soon consumes him. Plot and counterplot build to a devastating finale as Hamlets obsession finally destroys everyone around him. Starring George Ormerod as Hamlet and Phil Leach as Polonious Directed by John-Robert Partridge

Behind the bar of their northern pub, the Landlord and Landlady welcome their regulars with open arms. Lending an ear for stories of celebration, of loss, of love and of despair, the bickering couple work together to keep the locals in high spirits with drinks, conversation and laughter. But what is their story? As a lost boy turns up on their doorstep looking for his Dad, the couple must confront their own demons and perhaps, for the first time in years, talk to each other Performed by two actors playing all 14 characters, Jim Cartwrights poignant play takes audiences into the world of one working-class pub over the course of one night. Weaving together rich stories full of human emotion, this dark-comedy gives an intimate insight into a variety of characters and will make you laugh, and cry, in equal measure.

Toad, Badger, Ratty and Mole are off on a river bank adventure, perfect for families of all ages! Will Mr Toad be able to behave himself in his motor car; will Mole and Ratty be able to find Badger when they are lost in the wood and how will the fabulous four save Toad Hall from being conquered by the evil Weasles? Adapted from the novel by Kenneth Grahame, this playful, exciting and funny production is perfect for fans with nostalgia and new-comers to the picnics, boating and frolicking from some of literature's favourite creatures. We look forward to welcoming you for some glorious fun; poop, poop!

Welcome to 'Shakers', our classy, sassy cocktail bar. Meet our three fabulous waitresses who can mix-up your favourite drink and tell you the hilarious details of those punters they know who have had a few! This 2022 post lock-down version of the John Godber classic brings the witty working class social commentary into the turbulent times after covid with flare and wonderful comic performances. As we witness a host of fascinating people's antics on their nights out, raise your glasses and have a darn-good laugh on your night out with us! Directed by Andrew Woolley

'Jack and the Beanstalk (The Adult Pantomime)' has all of the grace, taste and class of... well, a tipsy night on the town! Jack and his cow Daisy (no, not his mother, that's Dame Trott) are destined for adventure when a transaction goes awry involving Jack being convinced selling an entire cow for 'magic beans' is a good idea (we've all felt similarly scammed by an online purchase). All he has to do now is climb the beanstalk, grown from the 'magic beans', save Jill (as if she couldn't save herself) and defeat the giant in Cloudland - what on earth could go wrong? Dame Dotty and Jack's dim-witted brother Simple Simon will be there to keep him hilarious company, alongside Fleshcreep the Giant's henchman...you are making your own jokes up already, I know. Come along for a proper laugh and a load of fun (without the kids)! Age 18+ only. This pantomime is designed for an adult audience with elements some might find offensive including swearing, sexual references and partial nudity. Directed by Andrew Woolley

Be wind-swept by Cathy and awe-struck by Heathcliff as their tumultuous relationship is brought strikingly to life in this critically acclaimed production by Tread the Boards Theatre Company. Nineteenth century societal norms compel forbidden feelings to remain unrealised and separate paths are forced to be taken for this star-crossed pair. Stubborn and headstrong, Cathy and Heathcliff live-out their time apart but are intrinsically interwoven into each others beings. Narrated by Nelly Dean, the faithful servant, this staging highlights the impact of their choices on those around them, with Young Cathy, Edgar, Isabella and Linton destined to play their parts in this fate-twisted, bitter-sweet tale of soulmates caged by class. Based on the novel by Emily Bronte Adapted by Catherine Prout Directed by Alexandra Whitworth

Experience the Victorian horror that started the legend of the demon barber of Fleet Street, a tale full of suspense, intrigue, and dark humour. Age recommendation 12+ This is a theatrical production with elements designed to scare. It may not be suitable for people with heart conditions, expectant mothers and those of a nervous disposition.