Theatre@41 is York's leading independent theatre and creative hub, dedicated to supporting participation in the performing arts by providing an affordable, flexible, and accessible studio space for community performances, classes, and professional shows.
A spoken word show about rebellion and imagination, performed by Pete Bearder, at Theatre@41.
The Say Owt poetry season returns to York for autumn 2026, featuring a series of spoken word and poetry events across various venues in the city.
Stand-up comedy show The History of Punk by cult comedian Andrew O'Neill, blending stand-up and storytelling to explore the punk genre's evolution.
Four friends from Hull head to the York races in this new production of Amanda Whittington's modern classic, presented by MARMiTE Theatre.
Film screening of the NT Live production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses, directed by Marianne Elliott, starring Lesley Manville and Aidan Turner.
An improvised theatre piece by Wright&Grainger featuring music, words and story at Theatre@41.
A major work by Henrik Ibsen exploring the clash between individual integrity and societal pressures.
Stand-up comedy show Lemoncake by Nina Gilligan at Theatre@41, a warm and self-aware celebration of being a mature woman.
Pop Yer Clogs Theatre presents a bold new adaptation of Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, reimagining the story with Doctor Joan Faustus.
Stand-up comedy show Vexy Beasts by Rachel Fairburn at Theatre@41, featuring character comedy and social commentary.
Platform 4 takes you on a sonic journey through Wonderland, with music, text and voices from 40 contemporary Alices.
An evocative spoken word storytelling piece inspired by the Selkie myth, featuring music, poetry and song.
Celya AB returns to York with her new stand-up comedy show about breaking free from shame.
A new comedy show by Sam Danson exploring generational divides, set around a reluctant camping trip.
Amateur theatre production by York Settlement Community Players, an irreverent retelling of the Brontë sisters' lives focusing on Anne Brontë.
The York Shakespeare Project's piratical production of Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors, featuring mistaken identity and slapstick comedy.
A musical comedy featuring the kooky Addams family, presented by Wharfemede Productions at Theatre@41.
A hilarious and off-beat comedy by Black Treacle Theatre about wealth, sacrifice and the cost of doing good.
Amateur theatre production of the ghost story play 2:22 A Ghost Story at Theatre@41.
An evening of astonishing facts and hilarious tales from Dan Schreiber, presented by Chump's.
A gypsy jazz supergroup paying tribute to Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli.
A one-man show bringing to life two chilling ghost stories by M R James, part of Nunkie's M R James Project.
Olivier Award winner Guy Masterson presents his acclaimed one-man performance of Dickens' classic festive fable at Theatre@41.
Comedy show by Adam Riches as Sean Bean, saving Christmas from a bunch of bastards.
A fast-paced comedy two-hander written and performed by Kate McCabe and Adam Perrott, parodying the film-noir genre.
An interdisciplinary, interactive, mixed-media theatre show exploring human connection in the Information Age.
Surreal, political comedy show by Andrew O'Neill about the ways in which we disagree with each other.
A work-in-progress theatre piece by Joe Sellman-Leava examining the links between art, fascism and rapid technological change, part of the Halfway to Edinburgh festival, ahead of its world premiere on August 7 in Edinburgh.
A mind-bending mentalism show by Dylan Howells that blends magic with a ghost story in a remote village setting.
Comedy show by Sully O'Sullivan, an insider's guide to his eccentric homeland New Zealand, part of the Halfway to Edinburgh season.
Sky Arts Award-winning comedian Elf Lyons brings her observational stand-up show 'Is The Woman On The Edge' to York as a work-in-progress performance.
A space where new work is shared, voices are heard and stories in development come to life, organised by Four Wheel Drive in collaboration with Theatre@41.
A two-week festival of comedy and theatre previews featuring top performers ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe, held at Theatre@41.
A theatrical adaptation of two Sherlock Holmes adventures performed by Robert Lloyd Parry, featuring 'The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton' and 'The Adventure of the Dying Detective'.
An interactive comedy horror show where participants conspire, debate, and accuse each other to identify werewolves in a 16th-century village setting.
A British film noir comedy murder mystery that reimagines the characters of The Famous Five as adults, with additional voices by Alistair McGowan.
