Immersive theatre piece by Chronic Insanity played across the Samhain Pagan Market, where visitors become part of the story.
Live theatre performance in the museum's candlelit Victorian courtroom about the crimes, trials and executions of Nottingham's notorious murderers.
Double bill of improv duos by Little John Improv, with 'Play It Again' and 'Mouse-Trapped', for ages 16 and over.
An all-female, irreverent retelling of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, focusing on the servants, with a pop music score.
Dramatic reconstruction of the 1649 trial of Charles I, guided by two barristers, with the audience delivering the final verdict.
Comedy two-hander by Kyle Eaton and Daryll Sidney, directed by Adam Colborne, as part of the Nottingham Comedy Festival 2026.
Playhouse Pass members' open rehearsal of the Aladdin pantomime, with a Q&A with the cast and drinks afterwards.
Stage adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel about the Dashwood sisters, with 13 showtimes at the Bonington Theatre in Arnold.
A new production of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Fences, directed by Daniel Bailey, returning to the UK for the first time in over a decade.
Adam Penford pantomime in which plucky Aladdin outwits a wicked sorcerer with the help of a hilarious genie, as a festive family spectacular.
Murder mystery show 'The Card That Doesn't Come Back' by The Death of Dr Black & 51 at Fisher Gate Point.
Variety night and artist showcase by Niche Artefact with drag performers, live music, artwork and a silent auction about Judy Garland.
A brand-new version of the family favourite, created specifically for children aged three to eight as a first introduction to live theatre.
The powerful play about Jacob Dunne returns to Nottingham Playhouse, written by Olivier Award-winner James Graham.
Fiery Angel's production of Agatha Christie's country-house mystery with Hercule Poirot, starring Peter Polycarpou and directed by Lucy Bailey.
One-man show by David Shopland inspired by The Breakfast Club, in which the forgotten sixth student relives the detention scene at a high school reunion.
A critically acclaimed theatre production adapted and directed by Emma Rice, blending myth, music, movement and storytelling in a unique adaptation of the medieval Celtic legend.
Children's theatre space adventure with puppets, music and interactive storytelling for 3-8 year olds.
Bill Kenwright Ltd presents the acclaimed West End production of the classic courtroom drama Twelve Angry Men, directed by Christopher Haydon.
World premiere of Laura Waldren's darkly comic coming-of-age play about a teenage girl inside a doomsday cult, directed by Elle While and staged by Pentabus.
Regional premiere of Emteaz Hussain's play about the sexual exploitation of young girls in northern towns, directed by Esther Richardson.
Production of David Seidler's play about King George VI and his speech therapist Lionel Logue, adapted from the Oscar-winning film.
Stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's bestseller about two women who become allies against war and the Taliban in 1992 Afghanistan.
Chelsea Walker's staging of Shakespeare's tragedy of forbidden love, a co-production of Nottingham Playhouse, English Touring Theatre, Leeds Playhouse and The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh.
Interactive children's murder mystery show written and performed by Daniel McVey, suitable for ages 7 and above.
Stephen Daldry's acclaimed National Theatre production of J.B. Priestley's thriller about the Birling family, with set design by Ian MacNeil.
Over-18s only immersive horror night in which visitors walk the Victorian gaol, witness a 1844 murder trial and face jump scares and live actors.
