in partnership with The B-Bar
Great Sea Choir The Great Sea Choir are a 45 strong mixed-voice a cappella folk choir directed by Julu Irvine and Heg Brignall of folk duo Suthering. Based in Plymouth, the choir are known for their intricate and rhythmic arrangements…
They’re the best of sisters on stage but the worst of friends off it…Based on a lifetime of experience onstage and backstage Oh No It Isn’t! is a hilariously funny and beautifully moving new festive play exploring the highs and lows of life in the theatre. The perfect alternative to panto this Christmas! At Barbican Theatre, Plymouth 9-24 December 2022
(This is an open air event – no ticket is required) Troy – Something BC. A young bull herder accidently eats a golden apple. Three Goddesses aren’t happy. And then 10 years later a city burns. Obviously, a lot happened…
We made it through to 2022! Plymouth Scouts and Guides Association celebrate coming out of lockdown in a positive and strong manner in their 2022 Gangshow performances. As with years past the cast will come from the Scouting and Guiding…
In light of our recent announcement about the temporary closure of Barbican Theatre (for an initial 1 month from 17 March) this performance has been postponed. Refunds are being processed and should appear in bookers’ accounts within 5 working days…
Geraldine Lamb Dance is delighted to returns to The Plymouth Athenaeum Theatre to presents their amazing annual pantomime Sleeping Beauty.It seem Princess Aurora never quite learns her lesson. Join us to help good triumph over evil in a pantomime full of dance! 100 years experience in entertaining the people of Plymouth.Our production includes 80 local young dancers and Actors.
Tickets on sale 12pm Tuesday 3 September 2019 Join us this November for Now That’s What I Call Dancing! – featuring performances from our talented young dancers at the Katie Su School of Dance! Book your tickets for this performance…
This Christmas the Brothers Grimm want to reclaim their stories from the corporate giants that roam the land, and take back their place in the traditions of folklore. Telling the stories how they were originally intended, uncensored with all the menace and gore to thrill and delight us on A Grimm Christmas night!