Max Fulham’s Monkey Business (Sun 11) is a fun family show featuring a host of puppets, including Max’s sidekick Gordon the Monkey, plus silly sketches and plenty of slapstick.
Max Fulham’s Memory Foam (Sun 11) is an evening of sketches and stand-up about family history, charity shopping, financial advice and more, performed by the comedian and his puppet pals.
National Theatre Live: The Misanthrope (Tue 13) is a reimagining of the dark comedy about a brilliant novelist who pays the price for speaking the truth. This is a screening of a production starring the award-winning Killing Eve actress, Sandra Oh.
Of Mice and Men (Fri 16 – Sat 17) by John Steinbeck is set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression and tells the story of two friends with a dream to own a farm. But they face troubles, and tragic events threaten to destroy their friendship!
Nick Sharratt’s Once Upon A Drawalong (Sat 24) sees the popular children’s writer and illustrator show us how to draw exciting characters and create our own! With tips and games, bring drawing things, paper, and something to lean on!
RPM (Thu 27) combines acrobatics, adrenaline-pumping street dance and breathtaking roller skating – all on a giant moving treadmill – to look at the links between our country’s current problems and our troubled past.
Alice in Wonderland (Thu 29), presented by The Let’s All Dance Ballet Company, is the family favourite featuring the story’s well-known characters, plus brilliantly colourful costumes and stunning dancing.
Dear Zoo (Sat 31 Oct – Sun 1 Nov) is Rod Campbell’s best-selling lift-the-flap book – the story of Ben and Sally and their search for a perfect pet – brought to life on stage! Featuring puppets, music and plenty of audience participation.
Emma Kenny’s Murderous Minds (Sat 31) sees the nation’s trusted expert on criminal psychology look into the psyche of killers, exploring the motives and circumstances that lead them to commit such atrocities!
