Family Magic tells the story of Baldini’s magical partnership with Baldwin the dog, from their first trick to the height of their careers – attempting Houdini’s greatest and deadliest escape.

The show is packed with magic, sweets, puppetry, sweets, clowning, sweets, eggs, sweets, and escapology. It’s hilariously silly... with sweets...it builds to the ultimate challenge – before your very eyes attempting a spectacular, death-defying piece of escape.

Join us for a joyously silly romp. Guaranteed to have children (and parents) screaming with laughter.

Wild - What does it conjure up for you?

Is it a moment standing at the edge of a raging sea or being lifted up and spat out of a whirling tornado; running for your life through the streets or coming face to face with a wolf; the animal within that can’t always be tamed or the wilderness at the edge of your home?

‘Wild’ is a new theatre production exploring what ‘Wild’ means to us - in the natural world, in our towns and cities, and within ourselves. Weaving together stories from over 70 people, it takes you on a journey of emotions from exhilarating fear to childlike joy. Visit remote hills, mountains, dark forests and towns, and find out just how ‘Wild’ these places can be.

Featuring original songs, immersive soundscapes and storytelling, 'Wild' is a vibrant, moving, captivating show that will leave you wondering... what is your 'Wild'?

Heidi Talbot launches her brand new album, Grace Untold, with a nationwide tour in October 2025.

Over the past twenty years Heidi has performed all over North and South America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. Heidi has been nominated for Folk Singer of the Year and Best Traditional Song by BBC Radio 2, Best Live Act by the Scottish Traditional Music Awards and Best Female Vocalist at The Irish Music Awards.

She has shared the stage and recorded with Mark Knopfler, Graham Coxon (Blur), Eddi Reader, Idlewild, King Creosote, Kris Drever, Tim O'Brien and Jerry Douglas.

Join Duane Forrest on an acoustic journey through the roots of reggae to the global influence of Bob Marley.

Experience acoustic renditions of legendary reggae songs that have reshaped countless lives, including Duane's own.

From the origin of reggae to Marley's transcendent legacy, immerse yourself in the soulful melodies and transformative power of this iconic music. Audience members are invited to sing along and get involved in this interactive musical experience.

Utterson, the lawyer, has a strange case on his hands. One involving blackmail, murder and his close friend Doctor Henry Jekyll. Through interviews, overheard conversations and confessions, Utterson uncovers the grisly facts that link the celebrated doctor to the monstrous Mr Hyde. But in this unbelievable story, what can possibly be the truth?

Award-winning performers Amelia Ace Armande and Joshua Crisp reanimate this classic tale, blending the original text with sinuous physicality, mesmerising puppetry and dark humour.

Edward Dorking was ‘different’. Openly different.

Third Class revives the true story of a young English man, Edward Dorking, who was packed off on the Titanic, destined to be corrected by his American relatives. Edward Dorking was gay. Openly gay, and on Wednesday, April 10th, 1912, he set sail for NYC.
He survived the sinking. This is his story.

UNSINKABLE? UNTHINKABLE.

Using music, movement, projection, and historical facts, Third Class tells the story of an unknown hero from a well-known story.