An electrifying tribute show bringing the golden era of Soul, R&B and UK Garage back to life. Join us for a musical journey with ◀◀ Rewind, a high energy tribute to the iconic tracks that defined the '80s, '90s and '00s. Featuring live vocalists backed by a live band & host, this feel-good theatre show takes you on a nostalgic journey through the best of Soul, R&B and UK Garage. Expect throwback anthems from legends like Destiny’s Child, Mary J. Blige, Whitney Houston, Craig David, Usher, TLC, Joe, Lauryn Hill and more. Live vocals with a live band. Timeless club classics.All the hits you grew up on – live on stage. Brought to you by the team behind hit touring shows including Botown, Bollywood Time Machine, Divas of Bollywood & Yeh Dosti – with sold-out events across the UK – this brand-new production blends slick performance with true '80s, '90s, '00s music. Get ready to rewind the clock and relive the vibe — one anthem at a time. 

Join The Theatrical Guild for a rare and intimate afternoon with one of the UK’s most exciting theatre & TV talents – ‘Bridgerton’ star - Luke Thompson. This exclusive, one-off event will be hosted by TTG Chair & Theatre Actress Claire Carrie, with the conversation led by Theatre & TV Actor Hugh Sachs, who is also part of the ‘Bridgerton’ cast. Expect candid reflections, personal anecdotes, and insights into the Actor’s craft, as together, they explore Luke’s remarkable career. So, don’t miss this special opportunity to hear from one of theatre’s brightest stars—while giving back to the community that supports the magic on stage. All proceeds from this event will support The Theatrical Guild’s vital charitable work, in providing crisis support to Backstage and Front-of-House professionals across the UK theatre industry. www.ttg.org.uk

In a small fishing community on the northeast coast of Canada, the Wheelans have run the fish plant for as long as anyone can remember. Vernon’s name is on the paperwork, but Eileen has done the hard work on land while he has been at sea. Now he’s home, retired and making himself useful. As the first born son, Travis is the captain now and he’s out on the water, but the wind is up and he’s in trouble. Katie is his older sister and she knows that it should be her out there. Caterina Incisa has created a story that reaches out beyond the sea and into every home. A story of family, love and loss. These waters run deep.  Performance Information Approximate show duration: 2 Hours including an interval Age Rating: 14+ Please note – the bar will close 15 minutes before the advertised start time. Latecomers will not be admitted so please arrive in good time. Please contact Box Office on 0151 709 4321 if you require wheelchair access. There are two wheelchair spaces available for each show. There are no booking fees payable (hurrah!)

Set in America’s South during the nineteenth century, this bold new musical is a sweeping story of love, conflict, and the search for understanding. Sung-through in the tradition of Hamilton, Les Misérables, and Rent, the score is a vibrant mix of gospel, rhythm and blues, classical, pop, rock, opera, folk, and classic musical theatre.Through soaring music and powerful drama, the show invites audiences to imagine life through another’s eyes. Its message is simple yet profound: we cannot choose the roles we are given in life, but we can choose how we play them.Midnight, a New Original Musical by Todrick Hall.

The true story of the Post Office scandal.Pam Stubbs has been sub-postmistress of Barkham Post Office for over twenty years, respected and loved by the community.But when unexplained discrepancies start appearing in her accounts, Pam soon finds herself at the heart of the biggest miscarriage of justice in English legal history.

DRAG BINGO AT THE BRIDGE HOUSE!!We're ready to show you our balls!!Bingo balls!And they drop at 8!(These ball gags doing anything for you?)Get ready for a night of Bingo, live vocals, lip syncs and PRIZES! They're back, they're hungry and they're naughtier than ever. The Bridge House's legendary Drag Bingo returns for 2026. This month sees THAT GIRL (who else) on hosting duties alongside Penge's very own BLA BLA GABOR. That's right, she's back from pantoland and ready to wreak havoc. Don't miss out on a spectacular evening of fun!£7.50 per player, book online or on the night. Bring your friends!*please note: this event is in the pub not the theatre!

On a cold December day 1917, Lady Ottoline Morrell has crossed Bedford Square to the home of Millicent Fawcett to express her condolences for the loss of a beloved sister. As the patroness of the Bloomsbury Group, Ottoline’s vast circle of friends includes Prime Ministers and novelists, painters and philosophers whilst Millicent has dedicated her life to the crusade for women’s suffrage.Full of drama and laughter, Across the Square is an imagined conversation between two sharply contrasting women.Will they find common ground, shared values?Two differing world views are about to collide over a glass of sherry.

One of YouTube's most popular comics with over 225 million views and half a billion more on Facebook, Steve Hofstetter is also the host of Finding Babe Ruth on FS1. Hofstetter was the host and executive producer of Laughs (FOX) and he has been on CBS’ The Late Late Show, E! True Hollywood Story, Comics Unleashed, and more. He’s sold out shows in hundreds of cities and dozens of countries. Now is your chance to find out what the fuss is about during this no-holds-barred stand-up performance, featuring some of his unfiltered observations about life.

Critically-acclaimed VOLTA THEATRE COMPANY returns to Smock Alley with a new production of Shakespeare’s gripping tale of murder, totalitarianism and how a person loses their soul.In a battle-ravaged land where power is concentrated in the hands of warlords known as Thanes, society is held together by unwavering loyalty to the king. But outside the heavily fortified strongholds of the Thanes, strange rituals and satanic cults chip away at the status quo.  War-hero Macbeth, cousin to the king, is seduced by this witchcraft. He and his wife, shattered by the recent loss of a child, seek to fill the void with power. They hatch a plan to murder the king, unleashing a cycle of violence that destroys everything they prize: security, friendship, peace of mind, their love for each other and ultimately their souls.Shakespeare’s timeless story about the horrors that lie in wait beyond societal breakdown has non-stop action, suspense, terror, and some of the mightiest language ever penned. Warnings: Violence WRITTEN BY William Shakespeare DIRECTED BY Norah McGettigan LIGHTING DESIGN BY Colin Doran SOUND DESIGN BY Denis Clohessy VIDEO DIRECTOR David CrannVIDEO EDITOR Elton MullalyDRAMATURG Bridget HouricanFIGHT INSTRUCTOR Ciaran O'GradyCAST Myles Feerick, Liam Hourican,  Sinead Murphy, Gillian Roberts, Jim Roche PREVIEW / MATINEE TICKETS €20 TICKETS €24 | €20 (CONCESSION) RUNNING TIME 1hr 30 mins no intervalABOUT THE COMPANYVOLTA is a new company with a mission to bring high quality productions of classical works to a wide audience. It was founded in 2023 by Liam Hourican and Jim Roche, long-time collaborators in sketch comedy for Channel 4, RTE and The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and has a residency at the National Opera House, where it has staged sold-out runs of Hamlet (2024) and Macbeth (2025). It’s critically acclaimed adaptations of Dubliners (The James Joyce Centre, Bewleys Café Theatre), Telemachus at the Martello Tower and Cyclops at the Lexicon Studio will be returning for the Bloomsday Festival 2026. Liam Hourican is a sketch comedian and Shakespearean actor/director. He was part of Shakespeare’s Globe company under Mark Rylance, appearing in Julius Caesar and Antony and Cleopatra (1999), then Troilus and Cressida with the Oxford Stage Company (2000). In Ireland, he played Oliver in As You Like It and Malvolio in Twelfth Night (Classic Stage Ireland), before joining Alan Stanford’s Second Age for three seasons, playing Rodrigo in Othello, Graziano in Merchant of Venice and Edmund in King Lear. As an impressionist and comedian, he has appeared in numerous Sketch shows and sitcoms, including Very Important People for Channel 4, the Savage Eye (RTE), Glitchy (ITV 2), Sketchy (BBC Northern Ireland), The IT Crowd (Channel 4), Women on the Verge (RTE/Channel 4), Bridget and Eamon (RTE 2), Timewasters (ITV) and Tracey Breaks the News (BBC One). He is best known for playing Gordon Ramsay over the three series of Murder in Successville, the cult BBC Three hit, now on Netflix and Solti in Kevin Allen’s La Cha Cha, available on Amazon Prime. He will be appearing in the new Lisa McGee (Derry Girls) comedy drama How To Get to Heaven from Belfast on Netflix in February. Jim Roche is an actor and director based in Dublin. He recently directed and featured in ‘A Face in The Crowd’, a mental health awareness testimony theatre piece which toured throughout Ireland. His recent work in Television includes Normal People (directed by Lenny Abramson (BBC), Harry Wild (Acorn TV) Blood 2 (Virgin Media) Vikings(History Channel), Damo and Ivor,Fair City, Killinaskully, The Mario Rosenstock Show, Dead Still (RTE), The Tudors (Showtime) and iCandy (Channel 4). Theatre credits include 'Basil Hallward' in Wonderland Production's play 'THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GREY',Oscar Wilde in ‘Motion of the Heart’ (Ensemble Ex – Irish National Tour). Numerous roles in ‘I, Keano’ (Irish National Tour) 'John Joe' in "THE ANTI-SOCIAL NETWORK" (Edinburgh Fringe and tour), 'Dempsey' in "THE JUDGES HOUSE" (Purple Heart), 'Algernon' in "THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST" (Irish Tour) and 'Arthur Glumm' in "ANIMUS" (Dublin Fringe). Film credits include ‘The Last Duel’ directed by Ridley Scott, ‘Lassie’ (Universal Pictures), Dark Lies The Island (Irish Film Board) and ‘When Harvey met Bob’ (BBC). He also plays the lead in the award winning music video ‘Paul’ for the Irish indie rock group GirlBand.REVIEWS FOR VOLTA "The little company with big ambitions called Volta… hit the dramatic nail on the head every time" - David Nice, The Arts Desk  "A perfect hour’s entertainment…" - KATY HAYES, Irish Independent "Superbly articulated performances…" - CHRIS O’ROURKE The Arts Review

Finlay Christie (Live at the Apollo, 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Have I Got News For You) humblebrags for an hour about his fuckboy era and his new search for meaningful, authentic connection. His past YouTube specials OK Zoomer and Aura Farmer have nearly a million views total online, which is really good.

Following an acclaimed sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2025, MILES. transfers to London, marking 100 years since the birth of Miles Davis.This powerful play traces the life and legacy of jazz icon Miles Davis, diving into the soul of an artist and exploring the influence of the greatest jazz album of all time, ‘Kind of Blue’.With live music from the UK’s leading jazz trumpet star, Jay Phelps, audiences are transported to the smoky, fevered late-night recording sessions of mid-century NYC.

“A heid full ae snakes is bound tae make yae do mad hings.”Medusa works behind the bar in Athena’s nightclub, slinging waters to the pilled-up masses. She’s popping off on social media, talking about being ‘clinically radge’, revelling in the lights and dancing in the debris – until Poseidon takes something that wasn’t his to take.Written by Heather Marshall (Creative Electric) and directed by Jen McGregor, Medusa is a new show for theatre lovers, ravers, and people searching for queer, disabled community. Designed with access in mind, it can be experienced whatever way works for you – in the afternoon, evening or late at night, while sitting, dancing, or lying down – and tickets will be sold on a ‘pay what you can’ sliding scale. Full access information is listed below.Evolving from Heather’s own personal experience, Medusa invites us under the prescription pad of Pre-Menstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), and the way it ravages both the physical and mental health of those it affects. Bringing an electronic soundtrack, contemporary choreography and Scottish underground rave culture to an age-old story of misogyny, Medusa challenges our view of the ‘hormonal woman’ and complex mental health conditions. The show will feature choreography by Sula Castle and costume design by Chanel O’Conor (Drag Race UK Season 6).BookACCESS INFORMATIONEach performance of Medusa will feature BSL interpretation. Each performance can be experienced in the way that best suits you. You can choose between sitting, moving around the space, or lying down. There will be access to a designated quiet area for audiences who may need or want time to decompress. Audience will have access to ear defenders and sunglasses.Low sensory relaxed performance: The 2pm performance on Saturday 7 March will be a low sensory relaxed performance, with a lower level of music and no flashing lights. This performance will be best suited to people who experience acute sensory overwhelm and would find bright lights or loud music challenging even with sunglasses or ear defenders. A lower number of tickets will be sold for this performance so that audience members have more space to move around or watch from a distance.Visual StoryBefore the performances audiences can access a visual story that shows what will happen throughout the production including any trigger warnings that may be needed. This will be available in print from front of house and can also be posted to audiences where needed (to request one please email Medusa producer Andrew Eaton-Lewis on seafieldroad@gmail.com). On the day of the performance staff will be on hand to talk audiences through the visual story where appropriate.Companion TicketsSupport workers and personal assistants will receive free companion tickets. A limited number of free tickets will also be made available via iThrive Edinburgh and the GP social prescribing team.If you have questions about any of the access information above, please contact Medusa producer Andrew Eaton-Lewis on seafieldroad@gmail.com