Get Down To The Great Escape Launch Party Now!
Great line up of two SOURCE cover stars and more, plus you don’t need a ticket and it’s all free.
In this instance, it’s okay to judge a book by its cover
A trivial comedy for serious people set during the 1952 coronation
Terry Seabrook’s band plays Latin jazz versions of the songs from the musical
Comedy showcase with some of the best fringe acts
Cabaret parody about a toilet attendant turned XXL stripper
Canadian comic discusses the big man in the sky
Stand-up and sketch comedy acts hosted by Dec Munro
Vladimir Ashkenazy conducts pieces by Prokofiev and Shostakovich
They can take our disposable income, but they’ll never take our nowave disco!
A new play about the love lives of CND activists inspired by both Anton Chekhov and Florence & The Machine (in the theatre)
Gin company stuffs train carriage full of invented curiosities
Tim Clare’s comedy show about inspirational women and dubious leaders – from Willy Wonka to Jim Jones (this show has now been cancelled)
Comedic musical tribute to the theatre composer, Stephen Sondheim
Topical songs and sketches from the long-running local comedy show
Anarchic and musical theatre inspired by the border ballads of Scotland (the location is revealed when you book a ticket)
Gail Louw’s play examines the motivation of evil via the story of Stella Goldschlag – the German jew who worked for the gestapo
An interactive ‘show’ in which an audience of one (you) are helped to recall memories that are probably fictitious (repeated every ten minutes)
Slapstick pub comedy set in the 80s
Speakers from The Writers Retreat demystify the world of writing and publishing
Authors selected by the publishing imprint read from their latest books
Darkly comic one-man play about a bedsit pagan accused of murder
Comedy show about a man and a balloon featuring a balloon and a man
A double bill of short student plays inspired by Cream, Blondie and Squeeze
Folky music hall cabaret from a skiffle punk band
A humorous and personal journey through mental illness
Comedy play about Shakespeare’s characters becoming self aware
Goethe’s classic fable set to gypsy folk and blues ballads
Live music, cabaret and comedy curated by the Peanut Albinos