Box Office
When released tickets for all our productions will be available online. For booking fees, season tickets and discounts see our Tickets page.
Future Productions
Funny Money - Monday 1st to Saturday 6th December 2025
When mild-mannered accountant Henry Perkins accidentally picks up a briefcase full of a gangster's 'Funny Money', we are off to an evening of fast-action farce written by one of the masters of the genre, Ray Cooney. Crazy characters and unexpected plot twists will keep you laughing and guessing as Henry tries to take the money and run! Will he make it?
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Pack of Lies - Monday 23rd to Saturday 28th February 2026
Pack of Lies is based on the real-life Portland Spy Ring affair of the early 1960s, telling the story of an ordinary British family, the Jacksons and the infiltration of Soviet spies, the Krogers into a mundane middle-class community. The presence of MI5 and a realisation of the Kroger’s true purposes place a great strain upon the Jacksons, whose lives are never the same again. A gripping drama, not to be missed.
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Things I Know to be True - Monday 13th to 18th April 2026
A play which explores the messy, imperfect nature of family, and the ways in which love both binds and challenges us. With unforgettable characters and a raw, real portrayal of the human experience, this play will leave you questioning the things you know to be true about family, love, and what it means to belong. A family is tested by the complexities of love, identity, and the passage of time.
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Murdered to Death - Monday 8th to Saturday 13th June 2026
An hilarious spoof of the best Agatha Christie traditions, with an assembled cast: Bunting the butler, an English Colonel, a shady French art dealer and his moll, bumbling local inspectors and a sleuth who seems to attract murder. All are caught up in the side-splitting antics which follow the mysterious death of the owner of a country manor house. But will the murderer be unmasked before everyone else has met their doom, or will audiences die laughing first?
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