
Birmingham Rep is a theatre venue that includes The Door, a versatile studio space with tiered seating and a theatrical setting, suited to smaller events and presentations.

Epic play by Titas Halder set in Bhopal in 1984, inspired by the city's gas tragedy, directed by Matthew Xia and starring Linnea Berthelsen.

Free workshop for business owners on what drives company value, presented by AND Capital Projects Limited at The Rep Theatre.

Full-day free event on financial wellbeing with keynotes, expert panels and practical workshops on wealth, property and careers.

Beginner-friendly workshop on how to use AI for research, creation, analysis and problem-solving to support freelancing and small businesses.

Free introductory financial workshop on the difference between saving and investing, presented by AND Capital Projects as part of Building Financial Futures 2026.

BAFTA-nominated comedian and musician Rachel Parris returns to the stage with a show gathering her favourite comedy songs alongside new stand-up.

Birmingham Rep's family production of J.M. Barrie's 'Peter Pan', adapted by Phil Porter with music by Ruth Chan and directed by Joe Murphy.

Comedy special with SMASHBengali, joined by Mohaimen Quaunine and Saleha Masud, as part of Bangla Month.

Showcase of monologues, short scenes and spoken word pieces by Birmingham Rep's Young Rep Seniors and The Company members.

Guided backstage tours of Birmingham Rep, exploring the workshop, paint shop and wardrobe department, with a chance to meet an actor.

A stage adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, reimagined as an introduction to theatre for younger audiences, exploring themes of difference and acceptance.

A night of stand-up comedy hosted by Aurie Styla, with Marlon Davies, Jo Enright and Ali Woods, presented by Upfront Comedy.

National Theatre Live screening of Sam Yates' production of Clifford Odets' play 'Golden Boy', starring Josh O'Connor and with a live string quartet.

Three actors and a Foley artist stage a live, shot-for-shot parody of an epic fantasy film, blending comedy, physical theatre and live Foley.

The Birmingham Rep returns to The House with a new production of A Thousand Splendid Suns, based on Khaled Hosseini's novel, following the lives of Laila and Mariam in war-torn Afghanistan.

First 'Comedy Night at The Rep', hosted by Garrett Millerick with Jonny Pelham and headliner Stevie Martin, for a 16+ audience.

A visceral piece of physical theatre, poetry and sound that explores fatherhood and generational curses, written by Rem Conway and directed by Madeleine Kludje.

James Graham's play about one-punch violence, based on the true story of Jacob Dunne, directed by Adam Penford.
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Musical puppet show for ages 3+ based on the children's book by Lu Fraser, staged by LAStheatre.

Cabaret tribute to Kate Bush created by Sarah-Louise Young and Russell Lucas, playing the extended edition with 'Running Up That Hill' and 'Cloudbusting'.

Stand-up show marking 40 years in comedy, in which Jack Dee recites the best of his favourite old stories.

Interactive 50-minute fairytale adventure with clowning and puppetry, recommended for ages 3 and over.

Northern Broadsides' bold and playful adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel about a penniless student who murders and is pursued by a cunning detective.

Stand-up show by Britain's Got Talent winner Lost Voice Guy, a Geordie comedian with cerebral palsy, at The Door.

A world premiere stage adaptation of Henry James' ghost story, directed by Nicky Allpress, exploring psychological suspense and theatricality.

Poetry workshop led by Ty'rone Haughton, the creator of his one-man show 'Made You Look', to help poets and theatre makers find their voice.

A storytelling workshop for young people aged 12 to 16 to craft a ghost story, including a backstage tour of The Rep.

Sci-fi horror show from Yorkshire company Thunder Road, with illusions, atmospheric projections and jump scares, on its tour of English venues.

New staging of Raymond Briggs' Christmas story with Howard Blake's score, directed and choreographed by Will Tuckett.

One-night-only special adaptation of the award-winning show REWIND, a tribute to the victims of the Bosnian genocide, using forensic anthropology and survivor memories.

A female-led comedy tour featuring established and new talent, presented by LuvEntertainment, suitable for ages 16 and over.

A Black History Month special stand-up show hosted by Judith Jacobs, featuring Curtis Walker, Richard Blackwood and Toju, drawing on the classic BBC series 'The Real McCoy'.
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