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.
Storyteller Daniel Morden, a professional since 1989, performs traditional tales drawn from his travels, ranging from Greek myths to adventure stories and jokes. Part of the Great Malvern Festival of Stories for Children at Malvern Theatres' Studio One.
Strange Face Puppet Theatre presents this puppet show as part of the Great Malvern Festival of Stories for Children, staged on Edith Walk. Each audience member listens to a soundtrack on headphones while watching a miniature set built in a box.
A family farce from Our Star Theatre Company, staged at Studio One, Malvern Theatres. Adapted from a classic tale, the show promises lively audience participation and silly performances for all the family.
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.
A Cold War thriller set in Warsaw in 1981, this film follows a British academic who becomes caught up in a dangerous political situation after photographing a murder. The 15 certificate indicates it is aimed at audiences aged 15 and over.
Former Scotland Yard undercover officer Peter Bleksley, known from Channel 4's Hunted, covers the hidden side of murder investigations, including infiltrating criminal gangs and his own experience as the target of a murder plot. Suits fans of true crime and real-life policing.
Open-level contemporary dance classes at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, running weekly for ages 16 to 65+. The sessions focus on expressing yourself through movement while building strength and supporting mental wellbeing.
An interactive drama class for children aged 5 to 7, held on Mondays from 7 September to 30 November, with no session on 26 October. Sessions run from 4:15pm to 5:00pm. Lessons use imagination and games to build confidence and creativity. Costs are £6 weekly or £66 for the term.
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 creative drama class for children aged 8 to 11 at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, focused on building characters and learning stagecraft and vocal techniques. The sessions are aimed at young people wanting to build drama skills, confidence and creativity.
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.
Children aged 8 to 11 learn songs and dance routines from Broadway and West End musicals at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, building singing, acting and dance skills.
Clifford Odets' drama comes to Malvern Theatres' cinema in a broadcast of the National Theatre's production, directed by Sam Yates and starring Josh O'Connor. It follows a gifted young violinist in 1930s New York who is offered a chance at fame and fortune.
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.
An advanced drama class for young people aged 12 to 17, focused on performance skills, vocal technique and knowledge of theatre practice. Participants are also invited to see a drama performance each term at the theatre.
A dance documentary film by Rosie Kay, adapted from her dance-theatre production, which was based on research with the 4th Battalion The Rifles. The screening is followed by a live Q&A with Kay and Brigadier Ed Butler CBE DSO at Malvern Theatres' Cinema.
A new production by University of Worcester dance students, mixing projection, live vocals and contemporary dance around a 2-metre parkour rig. It asks whether AIs that study human loneliness might come to feel it themselves.
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 1962 French comedy directed by Henri Verneuil, shown in French with English subtitles and starring Jean Gabin and Jean-Paul Belmondo. Set in Normandy in 1944, it follows an innkeeper who has vowed never to drink, and it is rated PG.
A 15-minute dance trio performance about the journey of coming home, followed by an inclusive workshop on the creative process, exploring themes of trust, connection and letting go. Held at Studio One, Malvern Theatres.
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.
A weekly dance exercise class at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, teaching basic routines with simple, low-intensity movement. It is aimed at people aged 50 and over, who can go at their own pace.
Autumn term advanced musical theatre classes at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, aimed at 12–18 year olds. The sessions focus on performance technique and professionalism across musical theatre disciplines, with a taster option available.