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Saturday 28 June
Approximate Running Time, inclusive of interval 1 Hour

“A small gem” Dara Ó Briain

One man, one monster, one glorious dream to singlehandedly tell the most famous cult horror story of all time, and with absolutely no budget whatsoever. What could possibly go wrong? With their latest show, Lamphouse Theatre visit Backyard with a Bang! Expect electrifying bad effects, cardboard chaos and a terrifyingly tenuous link to the Hammer Horror films. With a monstrously good soundtrack , a mountainous backdrop and one man trying to play all parts , it’s quite simply a brilliant must- see!

Frankenstein (On a Budget) received a host of 5 star reviews from their Edinburgh Fringe run and a thumbs up from comedian Dara Ó Briain:

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Friday 11th July 7:30pm
Approximate Running Time, inclusive of interval 2 Hours 10 Minutes

Prepare to be whisked away to Paris with this enchanting show. Fifi La Mer and Oliver Wilby will entertain you with a splendid selection of French music. So join us for this beautiful immersion into the timeless melodies of Edith Piaf, Charles Trennet, Django Reinhardt and Serge Gainsbourg. Experience the allure and charm of Paris through Parisian-born Fifi’s captivating tales of life in the City of Lights during the golden era of French music, from Offenbach to Gainsbourg. Throughout the performance, enjoy stories of mystery, romance, and heartache embodying the spirit of Paris.

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Friday25th July Doors open 6.00pm -7.00pm start
Running Time 1 hour 20 minutes inc. interval.
Tickets £10 adults £8 children (under 16)

Love an H G Wells Classic? Remember the Morlocks? What about the menace of an invisible man?

The Time Machine is a hilarious, family-friendly mash-up of the vintage Science-Fiction stories of H G Wells.

Oh, and did we mention the DINOSAURS?

With songs and laughs and twists aplenty, The Time Machine is a show you’ll want to see again, and again, and again, and again, and again.

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Saturday 2nd August 7:30pm
Approximate Running Time, inclusive of interval 1 Hour 40 Minutes

Welcome to a new musical comedy inspired by English lore, folk horror, and ‘wyrd’ 1970s telly, featuring traditional and original folk music and dancing.

It's been a strange summer, with relentless rain casting a shadow over the village. The beloved pub faces closure, and a fierce storm threatens to ruin the much-anticipated annual harvest show. Can this drenched and disenchanted community muster the courage to confront whatever sinister force lurks in the shadows? Riddlestick Theatre brings you a thrilling new musical comedy that delves into folk intrigue, eerie occurrences, and the antics of intoxicated villagers, all woven together with traditional and original folk music.

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Saturday 16th August 7:30pm
Approximate Running Time, inclusive of interval 1 Hour 30 Minutes

SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL…SHE WAS UNSINKABLE….SHE WAS DOOMED…

On the night of April 15th, 1912, the Titanic, the marvel of maritime engineering, succumbed to the icy embrace of the Atlantic's depths.

Yet, amidst the chaos and calamity, J. Bruce Ismay, the influential managing director of the White Star Line, stepped into a lifeboat and escaped the horrors that engulfed the doomed vessel. He left behind the cries and screams of the helpless, the haunting echoes of tragedy.