A theatre situated on Hurst Street in the Chinese Quarter of Birmingham, England, staging large-scale productions such as ballet, dance and musicals.
A new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Cats, directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie, for two weeks at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
A coming-of-age drama by Side eYe about friendship, ambition and Black girlhood, set in a Birmingham grammar school.
A solo dance performance by Jo Bannon that blends the tricks of the magic trade with choreography to explore the invisible labour of navigating the world as a disabled woman with albinism.
Stage version of the BBC Radio comedy panel show, with Jack Dee as chairman, a panel of comedians and pianist Colin Sell.
An intimate evening of acoustic performances, original compositions and works in progress, presented by BADA.
Silvia Gribaudi's dance piece GRACES, part of the THIS IS DANCE season, explores the intersection of human and abstract through raw, empathetic performance.
Birmingham Royal Ballet's production of Tchaikovsky's Christmas ballet, with live music by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia, before a 30-foot Christmas tree.
An offbeat dance collaboration bringing together eyewitness accounts of an everyday altercation, performed by dancers, an actor and a drummer.
A behind-the-scenes talk explaining the work that goes into Birmingham Royal Ballet's 2026 productions, for ticket holders of the evening performance.
A heart-warming musical adventure for everyone aged 3 and over, following a tiny penguin on a journey around the world.
Behind-the-scenes ballet experience in which Birmingham Royal Ballet dancers warm up and prepare for a performance.
Christmas pantomime at the Birmingham Hippodrome with Rylan as the Diva of Dreams and Matt Slack as Lester the Jester.
Triple bill of contemporary Brazilian dance by three female choreographers, with two UK and Ireland premieres and a post-show Q&A on the first night.
New Adventures' UK tour of Matthew Bourne's dance Cinderella, a wartime romance set in London during the Blitz, recommended for ages 8 and over.
Carlos Acosta's reimagining of the 19th-century classic La Bayadère, set in Renaissance Venice, with the Minkus score played live by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia.
Stage adaptation of Victoria Wood's beloved BBC sitcom, with Les Dennis, Sue Cleaver, Karen Henthorn and Amy Drake, directed by Sean Foley.
Tall Stories' puppetry adaptation of the picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, for audiences aged 3 and up.
UK tour of the Olivier Award-winning musical adaptation of the 1985 film, with Axel Duffy as Marty McFly and Roger Bart as Doc Brown.
A puppet show that brings Rod Campbell's children's book 'Dear Zoo' to life with songs, puppets and audience interaction, suitable for ages 2+.
The smash-hit Broadway and West End musical Hadestown on its first UK and Ireland tour, with performances across April 2027.
South African dance star Johannes Radebe returns with 'Finally Home', a dance spectacular of ballroom, South African rhythms and pop anthems.
Comedy and drag extravaganza about Lily Savage, starring Danny Beard, written by Jonathan Harvey and directed by Nikolai Foster.
Rambert Dance Company's new dance work inspired by Russell T Davies' series 'It's a Sin', set in 1980s London and exploring the AIDS crisis.
The UK and Ireland tour of the classic MGM musical about Hollywood in the 1920s, with high-energy choreography and more than 14,000 litres of water on stage.
The award-winning musical comedy Hairspray returns to the Birmingham Hippodrome, with Neil Hurst reprising the role of Edna Turnblad.
West End musical about the six wives of Henry VIII, nominated for five Olivier Awards, at the Hippodrome Theatre.
Sinister, music-filled show by the company Alpaqa about altar boy Jesús and the 'hot man on the cross' in 1990s Peru, recommended for ages 16 and over.
Willy Russell's musical about twins separated at birth, with performances across the week at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
Stewart Lee faces a ferocious comedy challenge from a tough-talking werewolf comedian in a new show exploring his own decline.
A dance thriller by Matthew Bourne, loosely based on Bizet's Carmen, set in a 1950s garage-diner in the American Mid-West.
1000 Trades
16 Frederick St, Birmingham B1 3HE
239 Heather Road
239 Heather Rd, Birmingham B10 9BE
44 Lounge
44 Howard Street, Birmingham B19 3HH
5 Cover Croft
5 Cover Croft, The Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, B76 2BF, United Kingdom
7 Nutgrove Close
7 Nutgrove Cl, Birmingham B14 7HU, United Kingdom
