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Round the Horne was one of the biggest and best radio comedy shows of all time, and still endures today, 60 years on. So come and take a step back in time to the BBC’s Paris Studios and experience this comedy classic live. Original scripts by Barry Took and Marty Feldman Compiled and Directed by Tim Astley
07.10.25 Mansfield Palace Theatre
Frozen Light welcomes you into their latest fantasy realm, where we discover what truly nourishes us through the long nights is our capacity for love in all its different forms. A multi-sensory experience for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their companions, offering the chance to gather and experience the collective power of shared stories.
09.10.25 Attenborough Arts Centre
A young man who needs money dates an older who has more than enough. As their relationship develops it becomes clear that they have more in common than either realises, and that each can help the other to find a way forward.
14/15.10.25 The Everyman, Cheltenham
Join Tobias ben Jacob and Isabel Inkcap as they offer a musical snapshot of a pivotal year in Dylan’s life and career; 1964. Taking in his Newport Folk Festival setlists and his two iconic albums ‘The Times They Are a Changin’ and ‘Another Side of Bob Dylan’ With stripped back arrangements acoustic guitar and vocal harmonies that evoke the atmosphere of the albums and the acoustic folk aesthetic that Dylan so thoroughly mastered.
18.10.25 Temperance, Leamington Spa
Saxophonist Trish Clowes and pianist Ross Stanley have been carefully crafting their unique sound world over a number of years, performing their own material, arrangements of music from jazz, folk and church organ traditions, and free improvisations.
23.10.25 Attenborough Arts Centre
Tom Robinson presents an evening of songs and stories from fifty years wandering the wilder shores of the Record Industry. Classic hits such as War Baby, Up Against The Wall, and 2-4-6-8 Motorway rub shoulders with a Radio 1 ban for being Glad To be Gay, rocking against racism with The Clash, writing songs with Elton John, headlining Glasto with Peter Gabriel and much more!
07.11.25 The Kitchen Garden, Birmingham
From the forgotten depths something truly awful is coming. Lurking in the shadows is your worst nightmare. A parasite, a monster, a woman. This is no ordinary adaptation.
07.11.25 Attenborough Arts Centre
Ali is wanted dead by a vicious London gangster and is placed under police surveillance for the protection of him and his family, yet for some reason, on one night, Ali decides to sneak out into the night and leave his family behind, sparking a bloody domino effect that ricochets through the sleepy streets of Norwich. Through the brutal accounts of Ali, a henchman, a detective, and a mob boss, find out what on earth happened on the night Ali died.
12.11.25 Malvern Theatres
Enjoy a captivating blend of singer-songwriter, country, folk, pop and soft rock covers.
16.11.25 Mama Lizs, Stamford
A multi-MEdia spectacular with the emphasis on the ‘me’. This show celebrates my meteoric rise to z celebrity status together with my joyous and inevitable slide into physical and mental decline. Poetry, photos, jokes, music, dance, song, circus skills, costume changes, props and stories, exploring where I went wrong in life and lessons you can learn from my mistakes.
17.11.25 Foxlowe Arts Centre, Leek
A brand new play from the writer of the Fringe First winning England & Son and A Political History of Smack & Crack, Ed Edwards reunites with Mark Thomas to tell a tale of freedom, revolution and messy love.
20.11.25 Djanogly Theatre
For what began life as something of a side project for Michael Weston King & Lou Dalgleish, a labour of love, a homage to the classic country duets of the 60’s and 70’s, My Darling Clementine has grown and grown, and to some degree, has even overtaken the solo careers of it’s two main protagonists.
30.11.25 The Kitchen Garden, Birmingham
Artist Engagement Officer
Part-time (Usual working days: Mon, Tue, Wed)
Steve is responsible for supporting and developing artists who are both in the scheme or are interested in being part of it.
Contact Steve if you are an artist/arts organisation and need advice or support regarding what we do or how you can be part of our work.
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