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Tuesday 18 March to Saturday 22 March
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Presented by local amateur childrens group, Offspringers. Adapted from the classic children's book by C.S. Lewis. When the Pevensie children are evacuated from wartime London, they stumble across a mysterious wardrobe with a world inside.
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Tuesday 18 March
Miles Jupp: On I Bang 2025
Miles Jupp’s career was thriving but, one sunny day, he suffered a seizure leading to the discovery of a cherry tomato sized brain tumour and a pressing need for major neurosurgery. Miles tells his story of surprise, fear, luck, love and doctors.
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Wednesday 19 March
Nick Stapleton's How to Beat the Scammers Tour
In this unique evening, audiences can expect a revealing exploration of the murky world of scams and fraud, as investigative journalist Nick shares some essential strategies to make sure your money stays where it should, in your pocket.
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Thursday 20 March
The ELO Experience 2025
Celebrating the legacy of Jeff Lynne and The Electric Light Orchestra. From Evil Woman, Don’t Bring Me Down, Mr Blue Sky and many more. The ELO Experience faithfully recreates the hits complete with strings, lights and on screen projections.
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Friday 21 March
Daniel O'Reilly: Out of Character
Daniel O’Reilly has had many characters, but for this live show he's going ‘Out Of Character’ to stand up as he brings the laughs and looks back on the mischief, the mistakes and the madness of his career so far.
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Saturday 22 March
Luke Combs UK: A Tribute
Step into the heart and soul of country music as this show pays homage to country music icon, Luke Combs. Join them for a night promising authentic Southern vibes and a whole lot of boot stomping fun.
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Sunday 23 March
RBO: Romeo and Juliet
Filmed live at the Royal Ballet and Opera, the Capulets and Montagues are sworn enemies. Yet it is love at first sight for Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet when they meet each other and the dye is cast.
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Sunday 23 March
Iain Stirling: Relevant
As the iconic voice of Love Island, star and writer of sitcom Buffering on ITV, and with his own stand-up special, Failing Upwards, on Prime Video, Iain hits the road once more with a hour (of jokes) in his biggest tour to date.
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Monday 24 March
Only the River Flows (15)
A gripping crime thriller, Only The River Flows will take you on a journey into one man’s obsession with finding the truth. Dedicated police detective Ma Zhe is assigned the case of a series of horrific murders in a rural Chinese town.
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Monday 24 March
Antiques and A Little Bit of Nonsense
Phillip Serrell, Charlie Ross and Christine Trevanion step from the world of TV antiques to the stage to entertain you with tales from the saleroom, television and beyond. From selling chickens to priceless Chinese artefacts.
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Tuesday 25 March
Sorcery (15)
On the remote island of Chiloè in the late 19th century, an Indigenous girl named Rosa lives with her father on a farm. When the foreman brutally turns on Rosa's father, she sets out for justice, seeking help from a powerful organisation of sorcerers.
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Wednesday 26 March to Tuesday 9 September
Chris McCausland: Yonks 2025
He’s been called an overnight success, even though he’s been doing this for bloody yonks! Chis McCausland is hitting the road again with another masterclass in stand up comedy that has literally been yonks in the making.
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Thursday 27 March
Harry Hill: New Bits and Greatest Hits
Join Harry Hill as he celebrates 60 glorious years of fun, laughter and low-level disruption. Bringing back some of his old favourites, he offers insights into the hot topics of the day such as the demise of the SCART lead and the origins of tiramisu.
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Thursday 27 March
Harriet Kemsley: Everything Always Works Out For Me
Ridiculous things always happen to Harriet, but this year it’s out of control. She's been rebuilding her whole life but she cannot work out which way the building blocks go, she talks about everything from breakups to sloths and positive thinking.
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Friday 28 March
Lou Sanders: No Kissing in the Bingo Hall
Join comedian Lou Sanders for a show all about being a human. Relatable, right? Just like Tom Cruise does all his own stunts, she does all of her own jokes! A deep, dumb show for the masses.