Theatre and arts venue in Nottingham offering performances, a bar and event spaces. The Ustinov Room is a smaller room suited to meetings, training sessions, workshops and receptions.
Creative workshop led by playwriter Rae Mainwaring to explore personal 'bright places' and pockets of joy, open to everyone.
Free open discussion workshop for theatre directors in the region, using Open Space Technology to set and run the agenda.
A 75-minute multi-sensory workshop with flowing fabrics, glowing colours and tactile play inspired by nature, suitable for children and young people aged 8 and above.
World premiere of Inua Ellams' epic family drama about the friendship between an enslaved woman and her former mistress in pre-colonial Nigeria.
Free African crafts workshop with two 45-minute sessions of recycled bead making and Adinkra printing led by Kwame Bakoji-Hume of African Activities.
An all-female, irreverent retelling of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, focusing on the servants, with a pop music score.
Playhouse Pass members' open rehearsal of the Aladdin pantomime, with a Q&A with the cast and drinks afterwards.
A three-hour workshop for writers, directors, performers and early-career producers on pitching ideas, funding applications and making work happen.
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.
Stand-up show 'Looking for Trouble' by comedian Dylan Moran, described as a darkly comic ride through work, consumerism and existential chaos.
BAFTA-nominated comedian Rachel Parris brings her stand-up tour, mixing her best musical bits from the past fifteen years with new material.
Award-winning historian Bettany Hughes talks about how ancient Egypt's innovations in medicine, mathematics, engineering and governance shaped the modern world.
Stand-up show 'Born Aggy' from East London comedian Laura Smyth, who traded a career as an English teacher for comedy.
Stand-up show 'Swanky' by Sindhu Vee, the award-winning comedian from 'Live at the Apollo' and 'Sex Education', at Nottingham Playhouse.
Drag queen Ginger Johnson brings her high-camp stand-up and original songs to Nottingham Playhouse in her show 'Show Pony'.
Adam Penford pantomime in which plucky Aladdin outwits a wicked sorcerer with the help of a hilarious genie, as a festive family spectacular.
A brand-new version of the family favourite, created specifically for children aged three to eight as a first introduction to live theatre.
Annual Christmas concert by the 100-strong Nottingham Playhouse Choir, revisiting favourites and Christmas classics over the venue's pantomime set.
Double bill of comedy improvisation by Making it Up, with its Core Skills and Advanced improv groups each staging a piece created on the spot.
Networking session of the Nottingham Playhouse Business Club with refreshments and a talk from regional arts and business leaders.
The powerful play about Jacob Dunne returns to Nottingham Playhouse, written by Olivier Award-winner James Graham.
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.
Stand-up show by Abi Clarke, who recounts becoming a wrestler, a games night at Nicole Scherzinger's house and a breakup at a National Memorial.
Stand-up comedy show by Dan Tiernan, a three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee known for his distinctive voice.
Glasgow comedian Larry Dean brings his stand-up show 'Hellbent', a riotous hour about refusing to grow up, to Nottingham Playhouse.
Interactive puppetry show for young audiences about friendship and neurodiversity, with original songs and audience participation.
A reading workshop where actors and writers read a new draft of 'A Sacred Disease' by Dan Lovatt and give feedback.
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Guided two-hour walk across 3km of Nottingham led by historian Lucy Brouwer to explore the buildings of Victorian architect Thomas Chambers Hine.
Stand-up show 'Thrum' by Daniel Kitson, with music throughout, at Nottingham Playhouse.
Improvisational comedy show in which Kiell Smith-Bynoe and a cast of UK improvisers build a night of comedy from the audience's stories.
Exclusive add-on visit to Nottingham Playhouse's Lounge and Bar an hour and a half before a selected performance, with a welcome drink and nibbles.
A creative workshop led by Polis Loizou where attendees explore elements of their identity to form an authentic narrative piece, coinciding with the performance of I Was A Teenage Bisexual.
An evening of bold new work and fresh perspectives celebrating new talent from across the region, featuring the headline show 'Lido - A Love Story' and the work-in-progress double bill 'Nothing is Wrong'.
Improvisation comedy show by Paul Merton and Suki Webster, with Mike McShane and special guests, with no script and scenes built from audience suggestions.
A dark comedy and romance by David Gibbons, presented as a work in progress within the Amplify Seasons programme, where the audience is free to leave and return.
Stand-up comedy show by Lindsey Warnes exploring the history and community of swimming in lidos, part of the Amplify Seasons: Autumn showcase.
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