The Witch and The Egg

Nestled within her solitary existence, Susan is a cantankerous old witch whose world is turned upside down when she discovers an enigmatic giant egg. The question looms - should she eat it for breakfast or nurture it to life? Discover the transformative power of friendship and the beauty of stepping out of your comfort zone in this unforgettable show filled with joy, laughter, and heartfelt emotion.

Fri 14th Nov - The Burton Institute, Winster

Sat 15th Nov - Misson Parish Hall

Sat 16th May - Dronfield Hall Barn

Dead on Cue

Two performances of Hamlet. One dressing room. Sixty years apart. But something isn't right…

As the past and present blur, strange events unfold and long-buried secrets rise to the surface. That old mirror in the dressing room? It reflects more than just the actors - it reveals something far more sinister. Expect gasps, goosebumps and gripping drama from start to finish with spine-tingling storytelling and a haunting atmosphere, this is live theatre at its most electrifying.

Fri 21st Nov - Long Acre Art Centre

Sat 28th March - Ron Dawson Memorial Hall

Much Ado About Falstaff

A brand new comedy about one of Shakespeare’s most unforgettable characters - Sir John Falstaff. Falstaff is down on his luck, but that doesn’t stop him from stirring up trouble. Set in the infamous Boar’s Head Inn, this fast-paced show follows the charming rogue as he tries to dodge debts, chase women and stay one step ahead of chaos.

Sun 23rd Nov - Tutbury Village Hall

Weds 26th Nov - Foxlowe Arts Centre, Leek

Sat 29th Nov - Snitterfield Village Hall

Thur 5th Feb - Tennyson d'Eyncourt Memorial Hall, Tealby

Fri 6th Feb - Costock Village Hall

We've Got Each Other

We’ve Got Each Other is a laugh out loud show celebrating juke-box musicals, Bon Jovi, and the community that is formed when people come together and believe. We might not have the West End on our doorstep, but we bring its spirit to a hall near you.

Thur 4th Dec - West Stockwith Parish Church

Fri 5th Dec - Doe Lea Resource Centre

Weds 11th Mar - Offenham Village Hall

WATSON - The Final Problem

A must-see for any Sherlock fan and fans of mystery crime dramas. Set in 1894, Watson is alone. His beloved wife Mary and the great Sherlock Holmes are both gone. But London seethes with false reports and rumour. It is time to set the record straight. There is a shadow in the gutters of London. A spider's web of poisonous intrigue lies across the city. Someone is playing a long game and Holmes and Watson face their greatest ever challenge.

Sat 10th Jan - Hallow Parish Hall

Mettle

Set in November 1942, the HMS Vanessa is detached from Convoy HX213 to join Convoy SC107, which faces devastating attacks from a wolfpack of U-boats over four days, resulting in the heaviest loss of ships from any trans-Atlantic convoy that winter. Gordon Collett, a 19-year-old from Sheffield, volunteers for the Royal Navy in 1940 to combat fascism and serves on the HMS Vanessa during these perilous times.

"I know this because I am his son, and I'm going to tell you his story," says Nicholas Collett.

Thur 15th Jan - The Hall, Cherington Stourton and Sutton-under-Brailes

Fri 16th Jan - Harbury Village Library

Sat 17th Jan - Coddington Village Hall

Sun 18th Jan - Newton Village Hall

Just Like That! The Tommy Cooper Show

Tommy Cooper was a true comic genius. His impeccable timing, love of slapstick and quick-fire gags made him an international star. Complete with his trademark fez and a plethora of misfiring magic, the man was an undisputed icon of live entertainment. Celebrating over 100 years of Tommy, this all-encapsulating show of magic, music and mirth is the perfect celebration of Britain's top comedian and features all of Tommy’s classic gags combined with lesser-known gems lovingly selected from his joke archive and extensive magic routines.

Wed 21st Jan - Offenham Village Hall

Fri 23rd Jan - St Mary's Memorial Hall, Calton

Sat 24th Jan - Crich Glebe Community Centre

Thur 26th Feb - The Brewhouse

Thur 26th Mar - Great Carlton Village Hall

Fri 27th Mar - Greatford Village Hall

Sat 28th Mar - Morton Village Hall

Thur 30th April - Bakewell Town Hall

AWOL

Join us for AWOL, a feel-good adventure about two old men who escape from a care home to attend a metal festival. Cyril, who doesn't particularly like old people (despite being one!), learns that his estranged granddaughter Lily is about to have her big break with her thrash metal band, Abscess. Determined to support her, Cyril and his friend Neville embark on a journey that changes them forever.

Fri 13th Feb - Clent Parish Hall

Sat 14th Feb - Cutthorpe Village Hall

Sat 16th May - Rickman's Corner Community Centre

Sun 17th May - Ruddington Village Hall

Thur 28th May - Embassy Theatre, Skegness

Jack's Ashes

A brand-new cricket themed comedy solo show written and performed by Tim Marriott (BBC TV's The Brittas Empire). Former professional cricketer Jack gives his team talk, but wickets fall like a ticking time bomb and the anecdotes from the ashes of his career prove less than inspirational! As Jack pads up to be the last man in to go out and save the day, Jack's Ashes offers a humorous insight into the mental frailties that can cloud the mind and the distractions that can lead to ruin.

Fri 13th Feb - The Malt House, Alveston

Sat 14th Feb - Ollerton Jubilee Hall

Thur 23rd Feb - West Stockwith Parish Church

Fri 24th Feb - Alford Corn Exchange

Wood Owl and the Box of Wonders

What happens when a little wooden owl dreams of soaring into the night sky? Join Hoglets Theatre for a magical tale that will lift your heart and spark your imagination. Wood Owl and the Box of Wonders is a spellbinding adventure for the whole family, blending beautiful handmade puppets, original songs and a story that speaks to every generation.

Fri 20th Feb - The Barn at Houlton

Sat 21st Feb - Hallow Parish Hall

HELIOS

What if the story of a boy driving the sun across the sky wasn’t just legend – but something you could feel in your chest, hear on an old tape player, and see unfolding right in front of you? HELIOS is a myth remade - ancient and modern, vast and intimate theatre. From the award-winning duo Wright&Grainger - hailed as the “Masters of Storytelling” (Fourthwall) comes a rich, cinematic style journey through the winding roads of rural England and the sharp edges of a towering city. It’s about growing up, breaking free, coming home and the unexpected places where we find meaning.

Fri 20th Feb - Tutbury Village Hall

Sat 21st Feb - Whittington Community Hall

Sun 22nd Feb - Great Longstone Village Hall

The Other Neville

This captivating one-woman play shines a light on Tracey Neville’s untold story. Often overshadowed by her famous footballer brothers, Tracey finally steps into the spotlight to claim her own place in history, as a trailblazer for English netball. This powerful one-woman play, written and performed by actor Imogen Greenwood, takes audiences on an inspirational journey through Tracey’s life as both player and coach. Brought to life with authentic netball choreography and vivid storytelling, the show is rooted in community and female identity.

Fri 6th Mar - Caistor Town Hall

Sat 7th Mar - Snitterfield Village Hall

Behold Ye Ramblers

Step into a rousing celebration of song, struggle and solidarity with Behold Ye Ramblers. This vibrant production brings to life the voices of the Clarion movement — the cyclists, singers and ramblers who fought for the right to roam and the joy of the open air. Blending music, poetry and storytelling to re-enact the voices of the Edwardian pioneers who campaigned for access to the countryside, reminding us that this is still worth cherishing today.

Thur 12th Mar - Foxlowe Arts Centre, Leek

Fri 13th Mar - Doe Lea Resource Centre

Sat 14th Mar - Long Acre Art Centre

Sun 15th Mar - Florence Nightingale Memorial Hall, Holloway

Great Britons

Step into history and laugh your socks off with Great Britons, a rip-roaring new comedy that celebrates some of Britain's boldest and quirkiest heroes! Experience the epic battles, the daring exploits and the hilarity of everyday missteps that shaped a nation – all delivered with a touch of British wit and charm. From cakes burned in royal kitchens to telescopes raised to blind eyes and even a spider with questionable directions, this show takes you on an unforgettable journey through time.

Fri 13th Mar - Nettleham Village Hall

Sat 14th Mar - Peopleton Village Hall

Sun 15th Mar - Ropsley Village Hall

Fri 24th Apr - Caistor Town Hall

Sat 25th Apr - Clent Parish Hall

All for Your Delight

Roll up, roll up – the Brightcoats are in town!

A sparkling new immersive theatre show that brings the golden age of variety right to your doorstep – and it's set to dazzle. Expect a riot of laughter, live music, jaw-dropping magic and just the right touch of mischief as the fabulous Brightcoats invite you into their world of showbiz, secrets and spectacle.

Fri 13th Mar -Wymeswold Memorial Hall

Eyes Down

Step into a world of glitz, grime and gripping suspense as your local hall becomes the dodgy Stairway To Heaven Social Club – faded sequins, sticky carpet… and bingo night. But this isn’t your gran’s bingo. It’s a high‑stakes comedy thriller where every ticket hides a secret, every number cranks the tension, and the audience is part of the action. Hosted by the flamboyant Bertie Bingo – aka Mr. Razzle Dazzle – the night begins with laughs, prizes and classic calls. Then a body turns up… and suddenly it’s down to you and your fellow players to crack the mystery.

Fri 20th Mar - Ollerton Jubilee Hall

Sat 21st Mar - Tibberton Village Hall

Sun 22nd Mar - Feckenham Village Hall