Hull Truck Theatre is a theatre in Kingston upon Hull, England, which presents drama productions, and also tours.
Two-hour stand-up comedy gala with performers from across the UK as a fundraiser for the Stand Up and Give Fund.
A two-person comedy show that parodies classic film noir, presented by The Loose Cannons at Hull Truck Theatre.
Stand-up comedian and pianist Aidan Jones plays Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major interspersed with jokes.
Jazz trio led by pianist Zoe Rahman plays her album 'Hull Suite Live', part of the Hull Jazz Festival Hull Truck night.
Christ-Stephane Boizi, trombonist and Tomorrow's Warriors Emerging Artist, leads his sextet in hard bop jazz at Hull Truck Theatre.
Hull Jazz Festival showcase of three new commissions by local musicians that fuse acoustic instruments and technology.
Free creative writing workshop led by Rae Mainwaring, the playwright of Bright Places, to explore pockets of joy and how we tell our own stories.
Mark Powell's stage adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's classic, with new music by John Biddle, as a festive family favourite for audiences of all ages.
A modern twist on the classic tale, a musical for children aged three to six with songs, colourful costumes and interactive storytelling.
Course led by Kevin Precious to write and perform stand-up, with a showcase gig on 23 February.
Introduction to acting workshop led by Peter McMillan at Hull Truck Theatre.
Preview of the comedy show Double Act at the Godber Studio in Hull Truck Theatre.
Touring tribute to Electric Light Orchestra with a full live band, strings, vocals and a light and video show.
UK premiere of the flamenco production by Daniel Martinez Flamenco Company, a personal journey through the life of a celebrated flamenco artist.
Encore screening of NT Live's Golden Boy, the play by John Osborne, with open captions at Hull Truck Theatre.
Musical show celebrating 1960s Motown hits, fronted by The Voice UK finalist Bizzi Dixon and backed by The Motown Divas.
Elvis tribute show by Rob Kingsley with a full live band and backing vocalists, recreating the King's greatest live concerts.
Debut play by Hull-born writer Martha Godber, a coming-of-age story about female friendship inspired by her father's Hull nightclub Spiders.
Touring show celebrating 2Tone and the Ska revival, with non-stop dancing and feel-good vibes, at Stage 1 in Hull.
Stand-up show 'Chuckl. Hull' with Russell Kane and special guests at Hull Truck Theatre.
Janet Street-Porter brings her stand-up show about her life to the Hull Truck Theatre, with BSL interpretation.
Comedy whodunnit in which a bumbling detective and his nemesis interrogate a manor's gallery of suspects to solve the crime of the century.
One-week theatre workshop for children aged 7 to 11 to create and perform short pieces during the school holidays.
Comedy showcase by the Hull Truck Theatre comedy graduates at Godber Studio.
Musical staging Queen hits like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'We Are the Champions' in a post-apocalyptic future, performed by members of SJ Arts students.
Physical, slapstick clowning show by the duo International Idiots, part of the Hull Comedy Festival.
A mixed-bill comedy night celebrating Hull's humour, the showpiece of the annual Hullarious showcase at Hull Truck Theatre.
Stand-up show by Rotherham comedian Frankie Monroe, winner of the BBC New Comedy Award 2023, at the Godber Studio in Hull Truck Theatre.
Comedy show of dance-offs, sing-alongs and messy chaos from Jeddy Bear and Gary, recommended for ages 2 and over, part of the Hull Comedy Festival.
Stand-up show by award-winning comedian Daniel Foxx, known for his viral comedy videos, at Hull Truck Theatre.
Drama 'Close Enough To Touch' directed by Daniel Foxx at the Hull Truck Theatre's Godber Studio.
Children's theatre workshop for ages 7 to 11 to write and rehearse a short play during the October half term, staged in a free sharing on the Friday.
Autobiographical play by Rae Mainwaring about living with multiple sclerosis, with early-noughties pop and glitter, suggested for ages 12+.
One-person show in which Monkey with Cymbals imagines Edith Nesbit revisiting the ghost and horror stories she wrote for adults.
Screening programme of art and independent cinema, with live broadcasts from the Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre Live and the Royal Ballet & Opera, at Hull Truck Theatre.
