Step back in time and get ready to dance with Ray Davies’ award-winning musical hit Come Dancing. Originally produced at Theatre Royal Stratford East, Come Dancing was a sell-out sensation that received rave reviews and public acclaim at every spectacular performance!

Come Dancing is written by and stars the former frontman of The Kinks, Ray Davies, who penned some of the greatest songs in pop history. The show takes us back to the Palais Ballrooms of the 1950s, where thousands would dance and romance at a time when rock ’n’ roll was bursting onto the scene. Featuring impressive dance routines and a heart warming tale of teenage romance, the story is full of classic hits and wonderful new songs in a show as timeless as its star.

Davies has always been known for his ability to tell stories with his music, and this unforgettable musical is no different. Come Dancing is as moving as it is rocking!

Andrew Bovell's Speaking In Tongues centres on brooding detective Leon Zat, who becomes embroiled in an intruiging and complex investigation.
Nine parallel lives, four infidelities, one missing person and a mysterious stiletto are interwoven through a fragmented series of confessionals, interrogations and split-screen scenes. As these strands are drawn together by Zat, the story goes beyond a whodunnit, examining the issues of betrayal, commitment, loss of trust and the ripple effect of actions on the remotest of strangers.
John Simm, who plays Zat in Speaking In Tongues, is a hugely popular, award-winning screen actor whose television work includes The Lakes, Clocking Off, Sex Traffic, State Of Play, Life On Mars and Dr Who, as well as the films Human Traffic and 24-Hour Party People. After a long absence from the stage, Simm returned in 2007 in Elling at Trafalgar Studios, for which he was nominated for a Laurence Olivier Award.
Simm is joined in Speaking In Tongues by Ian Hart (Backbeat, Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone) and Kerry Fox (Shallow Grave, Welcome To Sarajevo). They are directed by Toby Frow, who previously directed Bovell's Ship Of Fools at Theatre503.
Playwright Bovell's other work for the stage includes When The Rain Stops Falling, recently seen at the Almeida theatre, while his screen work includes the hit Australian film Strictly Ballroom, which he co-wrote with Baz Luhrmann, and Lantana, the screen adaptation of Speaking In Tongues, which starred Anthony LaPaglia, Barbara Hershey and Geoffrey Rush in 2001.

One of the most popular and enchantingly romantic stories ever told comes to life in Disney’s multi-award winning musical Beauty and the Beast.

Already seen by over 25 million people, one of the biggest musicals of all time brings to life the beloved ‘tale as old as time’ with a burst of theatrical magic.

Nominated for nine Tony awards including Best Musical, this eye-popping show has been wowing audiences worldwide with record-breaking runs in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Sydney, Tokyo and London’s West End.

Be our guest and bring someone you love to experience the enchantment of an unforgettable performance of Disney’s classic musical!

Direct from a sensational smash-hit West End season, La Cage aux Folles is a timeless and deliciously funny tale of family values, unconditional love, and above all, the need to celebrate who we are.

The idyllic existence of Georges and the dazzling drag artiste Albin is threatened when Georges’ son announces his engagement to the daughter of a right-wing politician. With a visit from the prospective in-laws imminent, they take drastic action to hide their lifestyle - but can they keep it up?

Bursting with great songs; Jerry Herman’s (Hello, Dolly!, Mack and Mabel) fabulous score includes Song on the Sand,  The Best of Times, and I Am What I Am.

The UK’s number one comedy company! Come along with your friends and enjoy two hours of top stand-up with the biggest and brightest stars on the comedy circuit.

Jongleurs, the comedy club which launched the careers of Jack Dee, Paul Merton, Rory Bremner and many other household names, continues its highly successful tour of UK theatres with some of its hottest and most popular comedians. Tickets for these nights go  like lightning, so book yours now and get ready for one of the funniest nights you'll have this year!

Line up subject to change. Suitable for over 18s only.

Written by one of Britain’s favourite play-writing teams of the Sixties, Hugh and Margaret Williams, The Grass Is Greener proved to be a huge hit in London’s West End and went on to be adapted into an award-winning movie starring Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum and Jean Simmons.

Heading the cast is Liza Goddard (Bergerac, Take Three Women, Yes, Honestly, Take Three Girls, The Brothers, Dr Who, Midsomer Murders). Liza is joined by Christopher Cazenove (The Regiment, The Duchess Of Duke Street, Dynasty, Judge John Deed). Jack Ellis (Bad Girls and Coronation Street) and Sophie Ward (Holby City and Heartbeat) complete the all-star cast.

When an impoverished English Earl opens his stately home to the public, he risks more than the loss of his privacy, as his wife falls madly in love with an irresistible American millionaire. In a desperate attempt to save his marriage, the Earl decides to host a house-party, enlisting the help of an old flame, with dangerous and hilarious consequences! Throw in a wily old butler, and you have one of the funniest, classic feel-good comedies of the era.

In a dusty church hall, ex-professional dancer Mavis Turner holds her weekly tap class. Every Thursday, in stumbles her well-intentioned but not overly talented troupe – the awkward but hugely enthusiastic Lynne, snooty Vera, streetwise Maxine and the rest of the group – all brought together to dance as if no one is watching, and hopefully no-one ever will!

That’s until they’re invited to perform at a charity gala. As disbelief is replaced by sheer terror, can this bunch of amateurs pull together and put on the performance of a lifetime?

Starring Jessie Wallace, who won the nation’s hearts as the vivacious Kat Slater in EastEnders, Brian Capron, known to millions for his award-winning portrayal of the sinister Richard Hillman in Coronation Street, and Olivier Award-nominated West End star Rosemary Ashe, this hilariously funny and heart-warming play proves that, in dancing as in life, it’s always better to follow your own tune.

The star of The Last Detective (ITV), Never Mind The Buzzcocks (BBC) and the legendary Sean’s Show (Channel 4), whose dark, explosive style and quick-fire audience banter made him a household name is not to be missed.

The UK’s number one comedy company! Come along with your friends and enjoy two hours of top stand-up with the biggest and brightest stars on the comedy circuit.

Jongleurs, the comedy club which launched the careers of Jack Dee, Paul Merton, Rory Bremner and many other household names, continues its highly successful tour of UK theatres with some of its hottest and most popular comedians. Tickets for these nights go  like lightning, so book yours now and get ready for one of the funniest nights you'll have this year!

Line up subject to change. Suitable for over 18s only.

Eddie Griffin has become one of the most well-known celebrities in Hollywood. But his rise to the top of the industry has been an interesting one.

A popular comic turned actor who started his career on-stage as a dare, funnyman Eddie Griffin's memorable supporting roles in such films as Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo have built the comedian an ever-growing fan base and a path to his first starring role in 2002's Undercover Brother.

Please Notes:
- Age restriction:  18+