Step into a world where movement and nature unite.
Step into a world where movement and nature unite.
Rhythm of Earth celebrates our planet through the power of dance, as the talented dancers of En Pointe bring the wild to life across the stage.
From the smallest seed to the deepest ocean, this spectacular production journeys through the elements with breathtaking performances in ballet, contemporary, tap, and more.
With separate junior and senior showcases, their dancers invite you to feel the pulse of the planet and witness the beauty, energy, and rhythm of the Earth.
No band does it better than The Upbeat Beatles.
With sheer joy and energy
The Upbeat Beatles will take you on a journey through the earth-shattering sounds of the FAB 4! The show takes you through the long and winding road from the early Cavern days through Beatlemania, America, Sergeant Pepper to Abbey Road, with narrative and full multi-media presentation. Throw away all your inhibitions!
No band does it better than The Upbeat Beatles.
A triple bill of mystery, comedy and drama
The Stockton Foresters are delighted to present a triple bill of mystery, comedy and drama. Please join us for an evening of three, very different, one act plays. We will take you from the moving, heartfelt family drama of Early Blight by Jean McConnell to the puzzling Agatha Christie mystery The Rats, and then inject some light relief as we enjoy the workplace comedy of David Tristram’s Carrot.
Seating at the Stockton on the Forest Village hall is unreserved. If you have wheelchair or other access requirements, please email us in advance at dramastockton@gmail.com. There is plenty of parking at the venue. Bar available.
The death of a much loved husband prompts a group of ordinary women in a small Yorkshire Women's Institute to do an extraordi...
The death of a much loved husband prompts a group of ordinary women in a small Yorkshire Women's Institute to do an extraordinary thing.
Blasting away all preconceptions of what it is to be in a women's institute, they decide to do an artistic nude calendar to raise money for charity. Upturning preconceptions is a dangerous business and none of them expect the emotional and personal ramifications, but gradually the making of the fabulous and funny calendar brings each woman unexpectedly into flower.
The true story of the Calendar Girls launched a global phenomenon, a million copycat calendars, a record breaking movie, stage play and musical written by Tim Firth and Gary Barlow.
Are you too cool for school?
The year is 1959 at Rydell High School.
The too-cool-for-school "Burger Palace Boys" are being the usual act tough, Hub-cap stealing rebels and the women in bobby Sox and pedal pushers chain smoking and snapping gum is the "Pink Ladies".
This musical is a homage to the idealism seen in the fifties where the desire to be rebellious and provocative is ripe within high-schoolers.
The story focuses on the romance between Danny Zuko and Sandy Dumbrowski, the new girl. They had a secret romance in summer, but now back in the context of school, peer-pressure and cliques make their love a bit more complicated. Danny wishes to keep his cool man persona and make demure Sandy his girl.
“GREASE” is presented through special arrangement with and all authorised performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW), www.theatricalrights.co.uk
All manner of styles brought together for a variety showcase
Enjoy a wonderful variety of dance.
Charlie's School of Dance bring all styles and ages to the stage, happy to impress upon yourselves what they have learnt over this past year. They will keep those toes tapping with extremely happy feet, soothe you with beautiful ballets and have some extra surprises for you all.
All the students, young and older, have been working hard and looking forward to putting on the best show.
Bring your teddy bear (or other soft toy) down to the Joseph Rowntree Theatre this bank holiday Monday and let it experience...
Bring your teddy bear (or other soft toy) down to the Joseph Rowntree Theatre this bank holiday Monday and let it experience an exciting ride from our balcony to the stage in our special zip wire. There will also be games to play, cake to enjoy and bric-a-brac and books to shop. Something for the whole family. Pre-book a slot for your soft toy's zip wire experience online. Walk ups on the day also welcome. It's £2 for children's soft toys, £4 for adult's, and £10 for a family ticket. Payable on the day. A fundraising event for the Joseph Rowntree Theatre
A blend of rock and country music chosen to appeal to all age groups.
The Steve Cassidy band back at their favourite venue with a great blend of rock and country music chosen to appeal to all age groups.
Their carefully selected guests are sure to delight and entertain our audience. Steve Cassidy, a three time winner on New Faces,recorded with John Barry as a teenager and performed on shows withe many legends of the music industry. The band features the masterly playing of John Lewis (guitar) George Hall (keyboards) Mick Hull (bass/guitar and ukulele) and Brian Thomson (percussion).
The band and our guests plan to make this a memorable evening.
Iconic soundtrack, laugh out loud moments and a heartfelt story
The award-winning NETheatre York is back by public demand with the iconic musical Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
Known for its iconic soundtrack, laugh out loud moments and its heartfelt story, which follows three friends on a road trip across the Australian desert in a broken-down bus as they chase a dream and discover the power of love, identity and friendship. Featuring songs ‘It’s Raining Men’, ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It’, ‘I Will Survive’, ‘I Love The Nightlife’, plus many more.
This is one night at the theatre you will never forget.
This production contains strobe lighting.
