A joyful experience designed to help you unwind & reconnect with your playful side. Led by a Happiness Facilitator, this session uses the power of play and laughter to boost wellbeing and bring more joy into your life!
A haunting new play about identity, the secrets we hide, and the truths waiting in the woods.
Join Front Room up at the Old Town Quarry for some holiday family fun this summer.
Front Room is thrilled to be performing our much loved in-house family show at the magical Old Town Quarry in Weston-super-Mare.
Expect a night full of dancing to your favourite queer icons, games, chaos (the good kind), and some VERY special guests making appearances and just maybe a performance or two...
Wielding a cello, powerhouse vocals and magnetic onstage energy, Monique Clare is a multi award-winning songwriter who’s deeply personal storytelling and arresting authenticity has elicited cathartic tears and laughter from audiences around the world.
Love is a complicated business. It gets even more complicated when the person you love doesn’t want to be alive. Tender, funny and defiantly hopeful, The Light House is a real-life story of falling in love and staying in love, even when the lights go out and you’re lost in the dark. It’s a love letter to life.
Whether it is the power of two voices lifted in harmony, or the sound of traditional tunes calling people to get up and move, these two masters of tradition put on an unforgettable show.
Weston-super-LAUGH! A barnstorming night of hilarious giggles celebrating the comedians of Weston and beyond.
An afternoon of easy, non-performative, & most importantly, FUN improv games that will make you laugh, build your confidence and show you that there’s no need to be afraid of the unknown!
Join Weston's Tiny Circus to participate in and learn circus skills in this new workshop offering.
In a world where in person auditions are few and far between, these workshops provide an opportunity to get in the room, stretch your performance muscles and connect with other, local performers. Led by facilitator and actor Eleanor Pead, the session will involve a physical and vocal warm up, games, and then exercises centred around a theme, using text from local writers.
