Theatre
The Music of Trees
Inspired by the wonder of the natural world, 'The Music of Trees' weaves together storytelling, woodland folklore and mythology with a suite of original compositions featuring Geoff Robb's signature blend of classical, jazz, Celtic and Spanish influences.
Kinship
Front Room is thrilled to present a work in progress, brand new production as part of our 2025 local commissions project. Kinship is a debut play by cousins Kaia Hickson and Mary Johnson. It is a heartbreaking and comedic exploration of abandonment and loss, using music, puppetry… and rubber rings.
The Good Old Gays 3
The North Somerset LGBT+ Forum present another eclectic evening of top notch variety.
Audition Technique – From Prep to Performance
In this 3 hour workshop, Jess will guide you through audition technique - from prep to performance.
The Zoo That Comes To You
Scarlett Oak are back with their wonderful sell-out show.
The Zoo That Comes To You follows the impassioned attempts of two animal enthusiasts to share their love of and concern for animals with the world.
The Zoo That Comes To You
Scarlett Oak are back with their wonderful sell-out show.
The Zoo That Comes To You follows the impassioned attempts of two animal enthusiasts to share their love of and concern for animals with the world.
Wild Visions – Untamed Myth
Plunge into the wild world of the goddess Artemis: an ecstatic encounter with the Dawn, a moonlit path that leads to transformation and a dilemma that maybe only the audience can solve…
Then meet Kassandra, blessed with the power to see the future, cursed with never being believed: urban, dark and devastating.
Folk Horror Stories with Daniel Morden
Tonight, award-winning author and storyteller, DANIEL MORDEN, (The Devil's Violin) will tell the tales he usually doesn't dare to share....
Expect shapeshifters, foolhardy pacts and unquiet graves. Don't expect happily ever after!
Luke Wright’s Pub Grub
After selling out shows across the country with JOY!, Luke Wright is back with a sticky-floored celebration of the ordinary. Here the poet conjures up a world of Tuesday lunchtimes and small town boozers in poems that burst with inventive language.
Who Bloody Dunnit??
The Blank Slate Ensemble presents pun packed naughty noir killer comedy, all delivered with their signature joyful silliness. Witness two twisted tales tipping over with crime, curmudgeonry and Agatha Christie crashing out of her grave to cancel us. Whether you're a die hard detective novel fan, or just want a good laugh, there's something for everyone in this double kill - double bill!
Don Quioxte (is a very big book)
In his new one-man show, Dik Downey (Green Ginger, Pickled Image, Opposable Thumb) weaves together the crazed delusions of Don Quixote with his own struggle against reality. With a rogue’s gallery of puppets and desperate clowning, Dik’s Quixote embarks on surreal, comic misadventures, accompanied by his wisecracking sidekick, Sancho Panza, and his decrepit horse, Rocinante.
A Knight of Terror
Embark on this hilarious Victorian ghost story of a witless young man and a cast of eerie locals, with curses, skulls and Shin kicking.
A Knight of Terror
Embark on this hilarious Victorian ghost story of a witless young man and a cast of eerie locals, with curses, skulls and Shin kicking.
Doing Dickens
Dickens meets disaster in this fast-paced comedy. Four actors attempt the impossible: performing every Charles Dickens novel in one show. Brace yourself for witty wordplay, lots of fake beards, and more chaos than Victorian workhouse!
Terry’s: An American Tragedy About Cars, Customers, and Selling Cars to Customers
Like if David Lynch created The Office, Terry’s: An American Tragedy About Cars, Customers, and Selling Cars to Customers is an absurd, sitcom-esque tragicomedy featuring original live music, acrobatics, and one very special balloon.
Dial 1 for UK
Every night in New Delhi, Uday Kumar (UK) answers panicked calls to the Goldmine Crypto GB Helpline, fantasising about being British himself, filling his YouTube channel with visions of a sophisticated new life of affluence, fish and chips and tea with the royals. Then a chance conversation one tea break reveals how he might make it all a reality. At dawn a mere week later, he leaves the call centre for ever and boards his first ever flight, to take his place amongst the English.