A circus musical from the Watermill Theatre, presented by Bill Kenwright Ltd, starring Matt Rawle as P.T. Barnum. It runs at Malvern Theatres' Festival Theatre, with music by Cy Coleman and lyrics by Michael Stewart.
A live vocal drag show at the Festival Theatre in Malvern, where performers compete head-to-head in a pop showdown and the audience decides the winner.
Comedian Rainer Hersch brings his live show to the Festival Theatre in Malvern, offering a comedic take on classical music. The show was previously broadcast as a six-part BBC Radio 4 series.
A weekly musical theatre choir for adults aged 17 and over, suited to people who love singing and want to share it in a group. Places can be paid for weekly or for the whole term.
Presented by OVO and adapted and directed by Adam Nichols, this production reimagines Oscar Wilde's play with a 1920s setting. The line 'The truth is rarely pure and never simple' applies with particular force when everyone is pretending to be Ernest.
A new production from Paul Roberts, the producer behind Queen of the Night and What's Love Got To Do With It?, this show at the Festival Theatre in Malvern Theatres celebrates the Yacht Rock style of the melodic rock era, with a set of well-known songs from that period.
Richard Griffin performs Elvis Presley songs in the Presley style, with stories about where Elvis was in his life and career when he recorded them. It's a night of music and storytelling at the Coach House Theatre in Malvern.
The company presents its reimagined version of the classic fairy tale of a princess under a curse, set to Tchaikovsky's score. The production explores themes of love, acceptance and being different, and suits audiences who enjoy story-led ballet.
A cinema screening of the Royal Opera's production of Bizet's opera, directed by Damiano Michieletto. It follows the independent heroine in Spain, whose presence draws the intense obsession of Don José.
This tribute show performs the music of the Eagles, touring as the Busy Being Fabulous Tour with songs such as Hotel California and Take It Easy. It is a theatre production at the Festival Theatre in Malvern.
Pupils aged 8 to 11 learn songs and dance routines from Broadway and West End shows at Studio One, Malvern Theatres, building singing, acting and dance skills each term. A taster session is available.
English Touring Opera presents Gluck's opera at Malvern Theatres' Festival Theatre. Orpheus refuses to accept the death of his wife, Eurydice, and journeys into the Underworld to bring her back.
English Touring Opera brings a double bill pairing Elena Langer's Ariadne with Purcell's Dido & Aeneas, two operas about love and loss, staged at the Festival Theatre in Malvern.
Pianist Leon McCawley performs a programme of Mozart, Fanny Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Grieg, Fauré and Chopin at Malvern Theatres' Festival Theatre. This concert is part of the club's series.
Willy Russell's musical follows twins separated at birth who grow up on opposite sides of the tracks and meet again with fateful consequences. It has won multiple awards and ran for more than 10,000 performances in London's West End.
Held at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, this advanced course for ages 12 to 18 focuses on performance technique and professionalism across the discipline. Sessions run weekly, and a taster option is available.
Imperial Classical Ballet® presents a festive ballet featuring a large live orchestra. Following last year's run, the company is pleased to return to the UK with its production.
Imperial Classical Ballet returns to Malvern Theatres with its production, performed with a large live orchestra. The story follows two young women, Odette and Odile, in this classical ballet.
A live musical theatre concert touring the UK, featuring songs from Broadway and West End shows such as The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables and Hamilton. Performed by a cast and live band, it suits fans of musical theatre.
This English Symphony Orchestra concert at the Festival Theatre, conducted by Kenneth Woods with pianist Roman Kosyakov, has been cancelled. Ticketholders will be contacted by Malvern Theatres Box Office about a full refund.
A tribute concert featuring hits such as Satisfaction and Brown Sugar, with Paul Ashworth appearing as a Mick Jagger lookalike. Held at the Festival Theatre in Malvern.
Wild Arts returns to Malvern Theatres with a supple, energetic staging that The Arts Desk describes as exquisite, moving and exuberant. The production has also received four stars from both The Times and The Guardian.
A new pop-opera musical adapting Oscar Wilde's novel, following a young man whose portrait ages while he stays young. Suits ages 14 and over, with parental guidance recommended, as it includes adult themes.
A pre-recorded broadcast of The Royal Ballet's production, Peter Wright's version set to Tchaikovsky's score, in which Clara is drawn into a world of enchantment after a Christmas party. Screened in the cinema at Malvern Theatres.
Live in HD, 2026-27 season. Music by Camille Saint-Saëns | Libretto by Ferdinand Lemaire. Saint-Saëns's take on the biblical hero of great strength and the Philistine whose beauty overpowers him returns in the Met's production.
A cello and double bass duo performs a Christmas concert designed for people living with dementia, adapting the music to the audience's mood and engagement. Lasting around an hour, it is interactive, and listeners are welcome to sing, clap or dance along.
A tribute concert at the Festival Theatre in Malvern, recreating a Queen-style live show with hits such as Bohemian Rhapsody and We Will Rock You. This is a tribute act and is not affiliated with the original band. The programme may change.
This tribute show at the Festival Theatre in Malvern recreates the sound of 1970s disco with covers of hits by artists such as Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor and Chic. It suits fans of disco who want a night of dancing and feel-good music.
The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra presents a New Year programme of Viennese waltzes and polkas, including Johann Strauss II's The Blue Danube, with soprano Aylish Tynan and conductor Tess Jackson at the Festival Theatre. It suits festive, light classical audiences.