• Silvrr Starr – Futuristic Funk from the 51st Century!

    Silvrr Starr invites you to join him on an immersive flight to utopia! This wild and energetic extraterrestrial entertainer promises a show jam-packed with puppetry, live actors, immersive interaction and all-original futuristic funk / disco!

  • Night of the Fox

    A haunting new play about identity, the secrets we hide, and the truths waiting in the woods.

  • Luke Wright: Later Life Letter

    Wright navigates his audience through a warm and honest hour of poems and stand-up with the wit, pathos, and silliness that has made him one of the most popular live poets in England.

  • Still Ticking

    With 25 years of writing and performing under his bejewelled belt - you’re in safe hands. Still Ticking is packed with laughs, pathos and original songs. Nigel is the one who got away and he lives to spin a bloody good yarn.

  • Pieces of My Life

    Faced with the task of clearing his mum’s council flat days after her death, Kirris sets up a podcast studio in his childhood home, recording the story of his life before he has to leave for good.

  • The Awkward Guide to Friendship

    House of Figs share their powerful one-act piece navigating the choppy waters of friendship, from platonic meet-cutes to courageous conversations... and beyond. Join poet Beth Calverley and musician Beth Roberts on a voyage through deep friendship feelings, safely afloat in an otherworldly choir of spoken and sung voices.

  • Weston Super-Mare Ghost Stories

    Back for Halloween after its sold out performance in January, don't miss, Ghost Stories of Weston-super-Mare, for a local seasonal scare!. As told by local Actor, Theatre-Maker and folklore enthusiast Joe Brooks.

  • Rosalie

    Pleasure Dome Theatre, known for their spectacular open air theatre at Exmoor's Valley of Rocks, present, ROSALIE - A one-woman play inspired by Rosalie Chichester 1865-1949: Scientist, Photographer, Explorer, Collector, and unapologetic eccentric, exploring the pressures of female identity and familial responsibility in Victorian England.

  • Hags, Harpies & Harridans

    A darkly comedic brew of songs, chants, spoken word, poetry, spells and twisted fairy tales with a dash of punk, recasting the Older Woman as an unbridled force of nature. The oven gloves are off!

  • Morris Dancing Apocalypse

    Morris Dancing sides (for that is what you call a group of them) are popping up everywhere. The clothes become the fashion, bells jingle around the place, and sticks are held in the street. It's very interesting and odd. Each to their own, but Joe doesn’t want to Morris; all he wants to do is Tango.

  • They Fell to Earth (A Flight Log)

    They Fell to Earth {A Flight Log} immerses the audience in an experience that shatters the ordinary, with visceral movement, surreal poetic imagery, slapstick humour, and live vocal looping. This transformative journey takes you from a mundane world of discarded rubbish to an illusory realm of flight.