After the rip-roaring success of Twelfth Night, Troubadour Stageworks is back and bigger than ever with this summer’s outdoor tribute to the bard!
All’s Well That Ends Well is a love story that just can’t seem to go quite right. One-sided affection, kidnapping, disguise, this play has it all. Grab a picnic, grab a bubble and join us for this rollicking Shakespeare comedy.
Join Welsh festival colleagues for a day of insight, inspiration and networking: BOP Consulting will present Festivals Forward, their UK-wide research on the arts festivals sector, providing key data on the activities, reach and impact of …
MoreA deep-dive into how to use the Theatre Green Book’s Production Calculator.
MoreIn light of the reductions in public funding across the arts sector, and an ever more unstable climate, the roles of board members and senior staff have never been more challenging. This course will examine the …
MoreThis whimsical show tells the Indian Panchtantra story of the Elephant and the Mouse. Through enchanting puppetry and storytelling we see how the two creatures learn to live side by …
MoreAn adventurous outdoor circus show for all the family – followed by an interactive workshop for babies, toddlers, grandparents and everyone in between! The Jules Verne’s classic is given …
MoreFollow Alice down the rabbit hole to the magical world of Wonderland. Have tea with the Mad Hatter, smile with the Cheshire Cat, laugh with the Tweedles but beware of …
MoreWhat’s on Xena Flame – Hula Hoop performance & workshop UK African Acrobats – Acrobatic performance Circo Rum Ba Ba – Bats & Bugs – interactive characters The Flying Buttresses – Hodman & Sally – interactive …
MoreOur annual light festival happening right here in Thurrock. Fun, free and family friendly event – with something for all ages. Arts Outburst are excited to present their fourth Light Up Thurrock festival on Friday 28 …
MoreA highlight of the event will be Jitterbug, a giant interactive inflatable structure that will fill All Saints’ Square, brought to you by Trigger and the Cultural Programme from the University of Oxford! The colossal Jitterbug …
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