The Arts Centre in Swindon has an auditorium of 200 seats and offers a mixed programme of concerts, comedy, dance, drama, exhibitions, musical theatre and local community events.
The Western Players, Swindon's longest-established amateur dramatics group, stage Patrick Hamilton's murder mystery 'Rope', a drawing-room thriller in continuous time.
Comedian Joe Wells brings his stand-up show 'Daddy Autism' to the Swindon Arts Centre, exploring fatherhood through the lens of neurodiversity.
Screening of four short films from 'The Comic Strip Presents!' followed by a live Q&A with Peter Richardson and Phil Cornwell.
Swindon comedian Sam Michael brings his debut solo stand-up show, 'World's Oldest Man', to the Swindon Arts Centre.
Scottish comedian Larry Dean brings his new stand-up show 'Hellbent' to the Swindon Arts Centre.
Jim Coupland's adaptation of Sophocles' tragedy, produced by Authentik Theatre, as a tense exploration of power, grief and political collapse.
Family-friendly variety gang show with Scouts and Guides from across Swindon, marking 50 years of the show.
Dickens Theatre Company's 'Revision On Tour' adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic, with Charles Dickens and his tour manager George Dolby playing more than 30 characters.
Stand-up show by Canadian comedian Tom Stade, fresh from the Edinburgh festival, about the absurdities of modern times.
Interactive Christmas show with puppetry and snow effects for children under eight, where visitors help the Head Elf prepare for Christmas Eve.
Interactive family show where mind-blowing magic collides with exciting science in a mess-filled adventure for all ages.
Saxophone recital by Sarah Markham with Paul Turner on piano, pairing Mark Zadro's 'Conspiracy Theories' with Bach's 'Goldberg Variations' in the Swindon Recital Series.
Stand-up comedian Josh Jones brings his new show 'Confessions Of A Leggy Blond' to Swindon Arts Centre on his 2027-2028 UK tour.
Over-18s burlesque, vaudeville and comedy revue with a glamorous cast, set in a world of old-time glamour and new-time wit.
Conn Artists Theatre Company brings Charlotte Brontë's gothic romance to the stage, adapted by Nick Young and Ross Muir, with original music and songs.
Stand-up show by Australian comedy rockstar Jenny Talia, blending quick comedy and original songs, on her 'Without Adult Supervision' tour.
A bold new adaptation of the classic, described as visceral, unsettling and atmospheric, exploring power and the darkness beneath civility.
