Juliette Burton: Going Rogue

31 May 2026

As a young nerd, Juliette loved dressing up. She also loved Rogue from the X-Men – funny, dark past, great costume. Now an award-winning comedian, Juliette’s masked in glitter and sequins. What can a costume really hide?

Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Ar*e for England

30 May 2026

Bold, sharp and unforgettable. One flare. One man. One bum… One unmissable story.

SMOKE and You Are Loved

9 May 2026

SMOKE is the newest play from acclaimed queer theatre-maker Alexis Gregory (“Riot Act”) whose work has appeared in the West End, across London, the UK, and internationally, and is directed by the award-winning filmmaker Campbell X

Team Viking

4 May 2026

The show premiered in a tiny meeting room at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe and became a breakthrough hit. Now, ten years on, this modern classic returns for a special anniversary edition – as funny, raw and joyous as ever.

Bad Clowns: Long Live the King!

9 May 2026

The king is dead! There are 3 viable candidates to be his successor – however, they can only ascend the throne with the support of the local lords and ladies (the audience)! Join the Bad Clowns and shape the future of the entire kingdom!

Love Me Like a Chai Tea Latte

9 April 2026

Following a successful run at Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre in 2025, award winning Sanjay Lago spills the tea on the rollercoaster to finding love in “Love Me Like A Chai Tea Latte”

Days of Glory – Old School Party

21 March 2026 - 22 March 2026

Days of Glory returns!

Being Woman

8 March 2026 - 18 April 2026

Celebrate International Women’s Day and the 60th anniversary of Mandell’s Gallery with “Being Woman.” Featuring 26 local artists in the heart of historic Elm Hill. Free entry.

Smag Pa Dig Selv

21 May 2026

Since 2018, Smag På Dig Selv has been pushing the boundaries of genre with their explosive fusion of acoustic techno, raw punk energy, and 90s-inspired dance music. With two saxophones, drums, and a poetic yet activist approach, the trio creates an i

Knats

23 April 2026

Knats, a quintet led by two lifelong best mates from Newcastle Upon Tyne, Stan Woodward (Bass) and King David-Ike Elechi (Drums), alongside their younger sidekick and virtuoso Trumpeter, Ferg Kilsby, making Geordie Jazz, with sophisticated arrangemen