What’s On

A charming one-man play that has entranced sell-out audiences all around the country over the last eight years.

Tenor saxophonist Stan Getz, known as The Sound, was one of the twentieth century’s most influential jazz musicians.

Look forward to performances of original and tried-and-tested one-act plays, and acts from longer dramas that make sense in their own right.

Martha and Isaac, two teens navigating the chaos of school, friendships, and family, are plunged into the virtual world of YOU 2.0.

Since his inaugural performance with the fledgling Steeleye Span in 1970, Peter Knight has been a mainstay of the British folk scene.

Actors Melissa Johns and her brother Jason will be running a Drama Workshop in the Theatre for youngsters who LOVE to story tell, create plays and characters, and use their imagination.

Set in a beauty parlour in Chinquapin, Louisiana in the deep south of America in the 1980s, a group of six women regularly gather to engage in small-town gossip.

This is not a dyed-green-Guinness-and-a-bit-o'-craic Ireland; this is the coast of Connemara, this is watching the fog roll in around The Skellig Islands... Devastatingly beautiful

Elinor Dashwood has a lot of good Sense.  Her sister Marianne Dashwood has an excess of Sensibility.  Together they make a snappy title for Jane Austen’s classic novel....

Swing from Paris is inspired by the great swing bands of the 1930s and ’40s such as Benny Goodman, Charlie Christian, Django Reinhardt, Stéphane Grappelli and the Hot Club de France.

A mix of fiery fiddle playing and conscious lyrics alongside driving drums and bass, The Roving Crows seamlessly marry humour, provocative lyrics, traditional Irish tunes and rock...

Hannay Stands Fast sees our dashing hero Richard Hannay back in the fray on a mission to thwart a new and deadly threat to his beloved England.

One of the most iconic American novels ever written, Little Women continues to be a source of inspiration due to the exploration of girlhood, family and female ambition.

Tāla Tarang (meaning ‘rhythm waves’) is a sonic adventure between the Indian tabla and Western harp.

After the fabulous sell-out show at the Market Theatre last year, we are delighted to welcome back the Deborah Bonham Band for Ledbury Fringe 2025!

The Brum Beatles take some of the best known songs of the most popular band in the history of modern music and rework them with a blues twist.

Join the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company as they put on a frantic disposition to tackle Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy in their own anarchic style.

After their last sell-out visit, we simply had to have them back!