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Celebrating our season 2025/2026 : Book for 2 or 3 plays and save a fantastic 20% today!     

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The Full Monty  by Simon Beaufoy, based on the Fox Searchlight Pictures Motion Picture 

 Director : Gareth Jones

19th to 22nd November 2025

In 1997, a BAFTA award-winning British film about six out of work Sheffield steelworkers with nothing to lose, took the world by storm.

And now they’re back. Simon Beaufoy has revised his screenplay to better suit the stage and has rediscovered the men, women, the heartache and hilarity of a city on the dole.

Keeping true to the original film, the play uses some well-recognised songs, including the iconic Donna Summer hit Hot Stuff in the famous job centre queue scene, Hot Chocolate’s You Sexy Thing, and for the grand finale Tom Jones’s hit You Can Keep Your Hat On

                                     

 

Shakespeare in Love  by Lee Hall, based on the screenplay by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard.     

Director : Jane Wing and Adam Comer                                                 

4th to 7th March 2026

In Lee Hall’s stage adaptation, based on the Oscar-winning film, this romantic comedy transports audiences back to Shakespeare’s London.

Young Will has writers block and the deadline for his new play is approaching.

Against a bustling background of mistaken identity, ruthless scheming and backstage theatrics, Will’s love for Viola quickly blossoms inspiring him to write his greatest masterpiece, Romeo and Juliet.

 

 

  Blue Stockings by by Jessica Swale

  Director : Caroline Kay

  10th to 13th June 2026

 Blue Stockings follows Tess Moffat and her fellow first years as they forge their way through University.

 It’s a moving, comical and eye-opening story of four young women fighting for their right to a university education in a world that assumed women belonged at home!

Jessica Swale’s engaging and spirited play was a sellout success at Shakespeare’s Globe in 2013, is regularly performed throughout the UK and beyond, and is widely studied   by GCSE drama students.