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Join Cineworld for a magical cinematic celebration as they bring their superstars to the big screen! An unforgettable experience which will showcase young performers who will light-up the screen with scenes from beloved musicals, well-known songs and even a touch of poetry. Booking is through Ticket Source.

This is Bolton's annual ceremony to mark the Holocaust and to remember the 6 million Jews who were murdered by the Nazis and all victims of Nazi persecution, including Roma, gay and disabled people, not forgetting the later genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. The day is also an opportunity to reflect on ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, Ukraine and elsewhere. Our Mayor says that we cannot be complacent and must continue to work to unite our communities and work together to build a better future. This is a public event and people are encouraged to attend.

This month Steve Irwin will be speaking about The Impact of the Civil War in Historical Lancashire. Tea & coffee are available before the meeting at £1.00 per cup. Admission is £1.00 for members and £2.50 for guests. Also, books by the Society will be on sale.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon Theatre website or box office.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon Theatre website or box office.

Join British Army Music for a celebration of sound and spirit as they present ‘Beat of the Nation,’ a concert that unites tradition, innovation and the heartbeat of a nation. From stirring symphonic landscapes to electrifying rock anthems, the evening will tell the story of music’s enduring connection to the nation. NB: May contain strobing or flashing lights. This cannot be guaranteed. Booking is through Quay Tickets.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Boking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Boking is through the Octagon.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Book through the Octagon.

A proud presentation from Mark Daniel Productions, of the wonderful pantomime adventure, Cinderella! For more information and to book visit Ticket Source.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

A proud presentation from Mark Daniel Productions of the wonderful pantomime adventure, Cinderella. For more information and to book visit Ticket Source.

A night of laughter with the absolute best line up of comedians, Ben Lawes, Sully O Sullivan, El Purnell and Duncan Oakley. For more information and to book visit Ticket Source. .

Donkey's Family Quiz Night, with old school quiz fun for adults and children. Doors open 6pm. Maximum of 5 in a team. Entry cost is £2 per team. Cash prize of £50 for the winning team! Book through Ticket Source.

An award-winning extravaganza that plays tribute to one of the leading contemporary recording artists of our time. Katy Ellis a self obsessed ‘Swiftie’ with an incredible live band and dancers promises to deliver the most authentic recreation of a Taylor Swift show you will ever see. Booking is through Quay Tickets.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

A proud presentation from Mark Daniel Productions of the wonderful pantomime adventure, Cinderella. For more information and to book visit Ticket Source.

Lancashire Adventure Film Festival is once again being held at Rock Over Climbing in Lostock near Bolton on Saturday 7th Feb. There will be all sorts of fun and informative films from various outdoor enthusiasts and prolific members of the climbing community - a must for anybody in the area who may have an interest in exciting wild adventures! The entry fee includes access to the climbing wall during the day. There will also be competitions, "Boulder Bingo", food and real ale!

Brace yourself for something truly spectacular… Forbidden Nights is here, celebrating 10 years of muscles, mayhem and over 11,000 shirt rips! This show is not only hot, it’s hilarious. This is your sign from the universe urging you to create unforgettable memories and finally have that incredible night out you’ve been putting off for too long. This isn’t just a typical show; get ready to dive right in and interact like never before. Sing along from your seat or go all out and book a stage pass for the ultimate experience. Each ticket includes a free meet and greet cast photo opportunity. For the best seats in the house book now and find out why Forbidden Nights have performed to over 300,000 people. So, what are you waiting for? Book through Quay Tickets.

The heart-warming story of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, growing up in 1860s Massachusetts. Each is resolved to pursue life on her own terms. Their mother, Marmee, is determined to keep the family together while their father is away, serving as a chaplain during the Civil War. Can they all overcome the challenges they face? Adapted by Peter Clapham from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the play remains faithful to the original endearing tale of family, friendship and ambition, proving that women can be bold, courageous and self assured. Booking is through Ticket Source.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Book through the Octagon.

A proud presentation from Mark Daniel Productions of the wonderful pantomime adventure, Cinderella. For more information and to book visit Ticket Source.

What are men for? Most heavy things can be lifted by machines and most problems can be solved by computers and most puddles can be crossed without us gallantly draping our capes over them - so are we fellas of any use at all? Award winning MAN Marcus Brigstocke thinks we might still serve some useful function. But what is it? This new tour show will resolve the entire issue once and for all (in a non-patriarchal, open minded, progressive sort of way). DaVinci’s Vitruvian Man is the image of the ideal male form. Marcus’ Vitruvian Mango is the same, but sweeter, softer, seasonally available and, when ripe, delicately perfumed.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Can our book lovers persuade you of the charms of their favourite read in 4 mins? Book Speed Dating F all in love with a book. Can our book lovers persuade you of the charms of their favourite book in 4 minutes? Adults only. Free tickets.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is though the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Come enjoy Afrobeats from across the decades as we celebrate love with friends and partners. Afrobeats music live in Bolton.

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Overview A hilarious retelling of this classic tale, perfect for all the family at February half term. Hansel and Gretal have been turned into oven gloves and don’t know what to do! They decide to go on a journey around the world looking for food and some friends. They bump into some woodland animals who just want to play sports all the time, luckily they know the best way out of the forest is with an audience wide relay race. But while taking part, the siblings get trapped by the Witch. Luckily, the Gingerbread Man has a great idea to save them, he’ll just need some help… This is a fast funny show with lots of opportunities to help perfect for families Booster Cushion Theatre returns after their hilarious retelling of Goldilocks and Three Bears last summer with a retelling of this classic fairy tale. Recommended Age range 3+ Run Time 60 minutes

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

A tale of a girl, three bears, some porridge... and much more! The traditional Goldilocks story is given a new slant in this pantomime tale. An evil queen bee is up to no good in the woodland, planning global domination for her wicked swarm and now she has a secret weapon... a potent hypno-honey. Soon a battle is underway for control of the wood with Goldilocks and her friends in the thick of it. Lots of silliness, jokes (old and new!) and daft characters in this family show with plenty of audience participation! Booking is through Ticket Source.

The world’s greatest family spectacular, featuring the people’s champion TINY IRON, king of the ring rumble, returns to the Albert Halls Bolton. The show of a lifetime, plus free meet and greet. Get your tickets early, through Quay Tickets, for the best ringside seats.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

Basil, Sybil and Manuel will be taking over the The Mercure Bolton to bring you the Fawlty Towers Weekend Show. Whilst staying at the Hotel enjoy all the facilities. Arrive around 2.00pm and be Checked into your room by the cast, then join them for Afternoon Tea at 4.00pm. 7.30pm the function Suite is the place to be as the Fawlty Towers Comedy Dinner Show will begin, sit back enjoy the Show and a fabulous 3 Course Meal, after which you can Dance the night away with our Disco. Sunday Morning time for a Full English Breakfast cast will say their goodbyes Fawlty Style. Safe Journey.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Book through the Octagon.

A tale of a girl, three bears, some porridge... and much more! The traditional Goldilocks story is given a new slant in this pantomime tale. An evil queen bee is up to no good in the woodland, planning global domination for her wicked swarm and now she has a secret weapon... a potent hypno-honey. Soon a battle is underway for control of the wood with Goldilocks and her friends in the thick of it. Lots of silliness, jokes (old and new!) and daft characters in this family show with plenty of audience participation! Book through Ticket Source.

Get ready to say “Thank You for the Music” and dance the night away as Abbarella bring the ultimate ABBA experience to The Last Drop Village! With stunning vocals, dazzling costumes, and all the classic hits you love — from Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia to Waterloo and Super Trouper — this high-energy show will transport you straight back to the golden age of disco.

Winter, 1996. The Spice Girls are riding high in the charts, football has failed to come home, and Dolly the Sheep's been cloned. Meanwhile, on the eve of their mum’s funeral, Mary, Teresa and Catherine return to their Northern childhood home for the first time in years. As they sort through clothes, keepsakes and ghosts of the past, the whisky flows, resentments surface, and long-held silences crack open with unexpected laughter. Hilarious yet deeply moving, this is a major 30th anniversary revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. A play about families, grief, and the unreliable narratives we inherit. A powerful exploration of how we remember and how much we choose to forget. Booking is through the Octagon.

The theme for the Chorley SSP Primary Dance Competition 2026 is “Rhythms of Unity”: Celebrating the spirit of major sporting events happening all over the world where sport, culture and imagination come together as one. Mascots, the playful symbols of unity and celebration, join dancers in weaving the rhythms, colours and heritage from across the globe. Each performance reflects the heartbeat of sport- from the power of a sprint, to the grace of gymnastics and the energy of a football match. We are all connected by shared energy, determination and the joy of moving together. May contain strobing or flashing lights. This cannot be guaranteed.

An Evening With The Man of Football - Jeff Stelling, hosted by Bianca Westwood. Live and in person, coming to Bolton for an exclusive night of sports stories, banter, no-holds-barred insights and charity work updates. From the kind of football commentary straight to you, do not miss out. VIP Meet and Greet tickets are limited so be quick. VIP ticket buyer gets: premium seating, meet and greet Jeff and Bianca, a VIP professional photo with Jeff & Bianca to take away on the night, 24 hours after the event you can download your photo online. Book Now through the Octagon.

The Marco Players are performing Second From Last In The Sack Race, by David Nobbs at The Roundhouse, Bolton. A wry and funny play tracking the ups and downs in the life of young Henry Pratt. Born in 1935 in a back-to-back in the north of England, Henry’s childhood is disrupted first by the war, then by the death of his mother, followed shortly after by that of his father. Entrusted to the care of his social-climbing relatives, Henry is soon packed off to prep school and public school but returns to live with his grown-up cousin Hilda. Despite all these upheavals, Henry reaches the age of eighteen a reasonably well-adjusted young man.

Pack your bags, strap yourself in, zero hour 7.30pm, for a night like no other as we celebrate Sir Elton John! The Rocket Man is the world’s favourite celebration to a musical icon, playing to audiences all around the world and we are delighted to announce our UK tour for 2025. So, catch a star if you can, and wish for something special as we ask you, are you ready for love? No one else recreates the flamboyant megastar with as much vigour and brilliance. Join us as The Rocket Man and our amazing live band take you down the Yellow Brick Road with two hours of glorious Elton hits, including, Saturday Night’s Alright, Crocodile Rock, I Guess That’s Why They Call it the Blues, Daniel, I’m Still Standing, Philadelphia Freedom, Your Song and many, many more. With dazzling costumes, stunning vocals and sensational piano solos, we take you on a journey through Elton’s life and career, the highs and the lows with many a laugh brought to life, live on stage. This show has it all! So, if it gets to seven o’clock and you wanna rock, book your tickets now! The Rocket Man – a magical night in tribute to Sir Elton John UK Tour Tickets on sale now. Don’t miss out! This is a tribute show and is no way affiliated with any original artists/estates/management companies or similar shows. Promoter reserves the right to alter the programme.

The Marco Players are performing Second From Last In The Sack Race, by David Nobbs at The Roundhouse, Bolton. A wry and funny play tracking the ups and downs in the life of young Henry Pratt. Born in 1935 in a back-to-back in the north of England, Henry’s childhood is disrupted first by the war, then by the death of his mother, followed shortly after by that of his father. Entrusted to the care of his social-climbing relatives, Henry is soon packed off to prep school and public school but returns to live with his grown-up cousin Hilda. Despite all these upheavals, Henry reaches the age of eighteen a reasonably well-adjusted young man.

Zeal Sports Management are proud to present a Night at the Darts hosted with Bolton Wanderers FC !! What better way to spend a fantastic eventing featuring top stars from the world of darts. Featuring: James Wade Dave Chisnall Chris Dobey Daryl Gurney Abbie Davies and Russ Bray VIP Tickets include a private meet and greet with the players, 2 course meal with drinks, Darts competitions, prizes and much more. *All players are subject to availability *We do not refund once purchased unless the event is cancelled

On Friday 27th February 2026, we’re inviting supporters to take part in our Stadium Sleepout at Bolton Wanderers Stadium. Its a powerful event to raise awareness and funds for people experiencing homelessness in our community. While full event details are still to come, you can register your interest now to be the first to hear updates and secure your place.

The Marco Players are performing Second From Last In The Sack Race, by David Nobbs at The Roundhouse, Bolton. A wry and funny play tracking the ups and downs in the life of young Henry Pratt. Born in 1935 in a back-to-back in the north of England, Henry’s childhood is disrupted first by the war, then by the death of his mother, followed shortly after by that of his father. Entrusted to the care of his social-climbing relatives, Henry is soon packed off to prep school and public school but returns to live with his grown-up cousin Hilda. Despite all these upheavals, Henry reaches the age of eighteen a reasonably well-adjusted young man.

Starring multi-award winning Tameka Jackson as Diana Ross with her world class band & backing vocalists under the direction of the renowned, Wendy Richardson… ‘Reflections ~ The Musical Legacy of Diana Ross’ takes you on a journey through some of the timeless classics and favourites of The Supremes & solo career of this legendary singer. Tameka is the most authentic tribute to Diana Ross and has paid tribute to Miss Ross for over 20 years. With her incomparable vocal similarity & looks, Tameka delivers an unforgettable performance with her heartfelt homage to the diva herself. During this concert experience, Tameka will perform: ‘Ain’t No Mountain’, ‘I’m Coming Out’, ‘Baby Love’, ‘Where Did Our Love Go’, ‘Stop In The Name of Love’, ‘Reflections’, and many more favourites. Adding to the excitement, Tameka’s dear friend… The legendary Roy Carter from the 70’s sensation, HEATWAVE, brings his dynamic presence to the stage as the show’s Special Guest. Known for classics like ‘Boogie Nights’, ‘Always & Forever’, and ‘The Groove Line’, Roy’s performance complements the soulful tribute to Diana Ross, making this show a must-see musical celebration!

COPACABANA MAGIC – THE BARRY MANILOW SHOW The Worlds Premier Show Chronicling the story of one of the greatest showmen of all time, the legendary Barry Manilow. Experience all the classic hits from his amazing career culminating in over 85 Million record sales. This stunning concert is fronted by internationally acclaimed vocalist Martyn James and his sensational band & dancers, who capture the timeless energy of hits such as ‘Mandy’, ‘Could It Be Magic’, ‘Can’t Smile Without You’, ‘I Write the Songs’, ‘I Made It Through the Rain’, ‘Bermuda Triangle’, Copacabana (At The Copa) and many more. A must see for all Fanilows Touring All Major Theatres 2025/26

The Adult Pantomime is back for its 8th year with a trip over the rainbow for The Wizard of Oz –Adults Only! Prepare to experience the story like you’ve never seen it before. Follow Dorothy as she is whisked away by a tornado to the Merry Old Land of Oz! Joined by her friends – The Horny Scarecrow, The Butch Tinman, and The Camp Cowardly Lion. Can they help her meet the mighty Wizard, so that she can make her way back home and avoid the Wicked B!tch of the West at the same time! Starring The Adult Pantomime favourites, the filthy and fabulous Jimmy Burton-Iles in the leading role of Dorothy, and for the first time ever Robert Squire moves to the good side as Grindr the Good and of course, it wouldn’t be Adult Pantomime without him, the #cracking Liam Mellor as Scarecrow. Wizard of Oz offers everything that you’ve come to expect from these hilarious adult pantomimes… and more. So come and follow the gang down the yellow brick road for a fun & filthy night out that will leave you wanting more! So, what are you waiting for… GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!!! Due to huge demand, early booking is recommended. Suitable for 16 years plus.

The Marco Players are performing Second From Last In The Sack Race, by David Nobbs at The Roundhouse, Bolton. A wry and funny play tracking the ups and downs in the life of young Henry Pratt. Born in 1935 in a back-to-back in the north of England, Henry’s childhood is disrupted first by the war, then by the death of his mother, followed shortly after by that of his father. Entrusted to the care of his social-climbing relatives, Henry is soon packed off to prep school and public school but returns to live with his grown-up cousin Hilda. Despite all these upheavals, Henry reaches the age of eighteen a reasonably well-adjusted young man.

WINNER Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe 2024 As Seen on Mock The Week, BT Sport and ITV, ‘Master of one-liners’ Mark Simmons had a groundbreaking 200+ date sell out debut tour lasting two years, spanning the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. Mark is back on tour in 2026 with Jest To Impress, a brand new show packed with even more expertly crafted one-liners, alongside his trademark off-the-cuff jokes based on random audience suggestions. Mark is enjoying further success with his podcast, Jokes With Mark Simmons, where he invites a fellow comic, such as Gary Delaney, Sarah Millican, Milton Jones, and Penn & Teller to discuss jokes that they’ve written but for whatever reason couldn’t get to work.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

"International first latest electrical product." Elex Show is an engaging exhibition that showcases innovative products, technology, and ideas, bringing together industry leaders and enthusiasts for networking and collaboration in a dynamic environment.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

"International first latest electrical product." Elex Show is an engaging exhibition that showcases innovative products, technology, and ideas, bringing together industry leaders and enthusiasts for networking and collaboration in a dynamic environment.

A night with the lovely Abberettes

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Come and test your knowledge against Her Royal Highness, The Queen of Trivia (in other words, our Hazel) Test Your Brain, Work On Your Wits, Get Quizzical, Think Fast!!!! QUIZ ON!!!!!!! How smart are you really??? Family Friendly Pasty and pea supper Prizes to be won Raffles Licenced Bar ​Help us raise money and awareness for a very worthy cause.

A night of Meat Loaf! Mark Greenshield's presents 'A Dead Ringer for Loaf!'. Featuring Meat Loaf's major hits, live at The Den!

Romantic Reflections - Saturday 7th March 2026 - 15:00 Ticket prices = Adults £13.00, Under 19's Free Romantic Reflections invites you on a stirring journey through the passion and depth of the Romantic era, featuring Fanny Hensel’s radiant Overture in C, Brahms’ powerful Double Concerto, and Mendelssohn’s majestic Fifth Symphony.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

DIRECT FROM LONDON’S WEST END The first national tour of the greatest musicals of All time performed by a sensational live band and character singers, giant screen with Sing along lyrics make this the must see show of 2024/25 MAMMA MIA, THE GREATEST SHOWMAN, GREASE, DIRTY DANCING, LES MIS, PHANTOM, ROCKY HORROR, MARY POPPINS, OLIVER, WE WILL ROCK YOU and many more.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

ABBA Night! Get your dancing shoes on and join us for a fantastic night of dancing with the ABBA duo, and of course our resident DJ. ABBA Night! Get your dancing shoes on and join us for a fantastic night of dancing with the ABBA duo, and of course our resident DJ playing all your favourite tunes all night long.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Meet Carey and Simon an otherwise-perfect married couple with a bit of a swearing problem. They're determined to kick the habit by the time their baby is born. Too bad that's not their only problem. Simon has a secret. And Carey has a new friend - a musician named Owen that she met at a bookstore. With quirky characters music and gentle humor this lovely and intricately-constructed story is about meeting challenges head-on and finding hope.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Meet Carey and Simon an otherwise-perfect married couple with a bit of a swearing problem. They're determined to kick the habit by the time their baby is born. Too bad that's not their only problem. Simon has a secret. And Carey has a new friend - a musician named Owen that she met at a bookstore. With quirky characters music and gentle humor this lovely and intricately-constructed story is about meeting challenges head-on and finding hope.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Meet Carey and Simon an otherwise-perfect married couple with a bit of a swearing problem. They're determined to kick the habit by the time their baby is born. Too bad that's not their only problem. Simon has a secret. And Carey has a new friend - a musician named Owen that she met at a bookstore. With quirky characters music and gentle humor this lovely and intricately-constructed story is about meeting challenges head-on and finding hope.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Meet Carey and Simon an otherwise-perfect married couple with a bit of a swearing problem. They're determined to kick the habit by the time their baby is born. Too bad that's not their only problem. Simon has a secret. And Carey has a new friend - a musician named Owen that she met at a bookstore. With quirky characters music and gentle humor this lovely and intricately-constructed story is about meeting challenges head-on and finding hope.

Smithy’s Charity Trail Run is back for 2026! Offering 10 free places for anyone who raises funds for Bolton Hospice, Smithy's Charity Trail Run is a brilliant first race for those looking to challenge themselves this year. The ever-popular event promises 5 miles of trails with treats and surprises waiting at the finish line. Free places include a free 10 week coaching plan and virtual coaching sessions. If you're interested in a free place, you can register your interest here! The suggested minimum sponsorship is £200. Book your place now!

Crammed with singalong hits, The All Seasons is a West End experience. Young, vibrant and talented; The All Seasons are a guaranteed hit. Immaculately costumed in the iconic red jackets, the boys offer a show that faithfully recreates the sound that has been the soundtrack to our lives for over half a century. The All Seasons is an exhilarating revue of the best of Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons, presented as a live all-singing, all-dancing fully-staged show that has impressed audiences throughout the UK and abroad. This a dry event - alcohol will not be served and is not allowed to be brought into the venue. Please note that anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The best way to make an accessible booking is contacting Ticket Source directly on 0333 666 4466.

Shakespeare's iconic tragedy is brought to life in a powerful new production. In a country ravaged by war and rebellion, a fragile peace has finally broken out across an exhausted amd wounded land. Macbeth, returning from battle, meets three witches bearing a strange and fateful prophecy that begins a chain of bloody and brutal events. Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Macbeth sets out to becoming King, by any means possible. As his power-hungry wife sets him on a murderous course to seize the crown, he is consumed by a great darkness, with violence and tyranny inflicted upon everything and everyone who stands in his way. Don't miss this powerful and chilling production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, which lays bare the human cost of unchecked ambition.

Meet Carey and Simon an otherwise-perfect married couple with a bit of a swearing problem. They're determined to kick the habit by the time their baby is born. Too bad that's not their only problem. Simon has a secret. And Carey has a new friend - a musician named Owen that she met at a bookstore. With quirky characters music and gentle humor this lovely and intricately-constructed story is about meeting challenges head-on and finding hope.