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Paranormal Activity
The sell out West End and international phenomenon, direct from London with brand new special effects.
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James and Lou move from Chicago to London to escape their past, but they soon discover that places aren’t haunted, people are...
Inspired by the iconic, terrifying film series, Paranormal Activity is a new story live on-stage.
Now embarking on its first ever UK and Ireland tour after a sell out, extended run in London, this chilling production promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Hold your nerve…
We advise caution for audience members under 15.
‘A night that leaves you spellbound. Jaw-clenchingly, arm-clutchingly thrilling.’ – The Guardian
‘A chilling evening: a cracking ghost story so skilfully delivered that it might follow you home.’
Financial Times
THE PARTY ISN’T OVER
Tracy-Ann Oberman reveals how a bold reimagining of Present Laughter brings fresh glamour to Noël Coward’s beloved classic.
There is a beautifully preserved myth surrounding Noël Coward. For many, he inhabits a world of silk dressing gowns, perfectly enunciated vowels and silver cigarette cases.
Present Laughter has always been one of my favourite plays. But when I looked more closely, I saw something beyond the sparkling comedy: a portrait of the cost of celebrity. At its heart is a fragile ego trapped inside a gilded cage, desperately trying to outrun time and the fear of becoming irrelevant.
In Coward’s original 1939 play, Garry Essendine is an ageing stage idol whose chaotic personal life is carefully managed by those around him. But the moment I flipped the gender, the story took on a fascinating new dimension.
Enter Geri Essendine – who has been thirty-nine for rather longer than she cares to admit.
I was drawn to the idea of a middle-aged actress behaving every bit as outrageously as her male counterparts. I thought of Mae West, Joan Collins, Elizabeth Taylor and Liza Minnelli: glamorous, talented and unapologetically powerful.
But where to place her? The answer came in the shape of New York, circa 1977, at the height of Studio 54. It was a world of glamour, excess and celebrity, where charismatic women commanded the spotlight and belonging to ‘the in crowd’ was everything.
What if Geri were an expatriate British actress who had conquered Broadway alongside her ex-husband, secretary and producers? They have built an empire together. But when the
handsome Johannes arrives, the delicate balance that binds them all begins to unravel.
Setting Present Laughter beneath the mirrored disco ball shines a fresh light on themes that feel strikingly contemporary. In an industry that has often judged women more harshly than men, ageing and relevance are about far more than vanity. For performers whose lives have been shaped by applause and attention, the prospect of losing the spotlight can feel overwhelming.
Yet beneath the Studio 54 glamour, Present Laughter remains exactly what it has always been: a dazzling comedy about love, vanity, friendship and the strange business of being adored.
Because for Geri and her gang, the party is never just a party.
Tracy-Ann Oberman
TRACY-ANN OBERMAN JAMES DREYFUS
Noël Coward’s Present Laughter
Tracy-Ann Oberman and James Dreyfus star in a brand new production of the classic comedy Present Laughter by Noël Coward. Directed by Lindsay Posner.
Geri Essendine is a hugely successful actress with a legion of devoted fans, friends and hangers-on. Just as she is about to go on tour, she finds herself besieged by would-be lovers, her long-suffering secretary, estranged husband and an obsessed young playwright. Will she ever disentangle herself from their clutches and incessant demands?
Tracy-Ann Oberman returns to the stage following her acclaimed performance in The Merchant of Venice 1936
James Dreyfus is best known for his roles in Gimme, Gimme, Gimme and The Thin Blue Line. Recent stage credits include The Producers Ages 14+
The Brown Suite
Step into The Brown Suite, a bold, funk-fuelled production that pulses with rhythm, style and soul. An unmissable dance theatre experience set to the sound of James Brown, Etta James and Sam Cooke.
Set in the vibrant world of 1970s New York nightlife, audiences are transported into a community where music is more than entertainment. It is a force that brings people together, shapes identities and creates spaces of belonging.
Against the backdrop of a vibrant soul-era community, seven enigmatic lives collide in a story of desire, heartbreak and longing. As life’s intensity builds, the dance floor becomes a place of celebration and healing. Friendships are tested, passions ignite, and fragile bonds are pushed to their limits.
With its infectious energy, rich storytelling and soundtrack drawn from some of the greatest voices in soul music, The Brown Suite explores the universal desire to connect, belong and feel.
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The Haunting of Hill House
From best-selling novel to major hit Netflix series, this bold new stage adaptation of The Haunting of Hill House now takes to the stage in a gripping new production that blurs the line between heart-thumping suspense and the supernatural.
Martin Constantine.
Book now for autumn!
When a group of daring investigators take on the mystery of Hill House, curiosity quickly descends into fear, and strange disturbances ripple through twisting corridors. As the house tightens its grip, it will leave you on the edge of your seat… and questioning what is real, long after the curtain falls. Don’t miss this chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s classic ghost story. Ages 12+
‘The definitive haunted house story.’ – The Guardian ‘As near perfect a haunted-house tale as I have ever read.’
– Stephen King
The Haunting of Hill House, based on the novel by Shirley Jackson, adapted for the stage by Olivier and BAFTA winner Stef Smith and directed by Sky Arts Award-winner
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FRIENDSHIP, POWER AND BETRAYAL
Playwright Robert Khan on the real-life relationships behind The Gang of Three and why this political story still resonates today.
What makes this story relevant and attractive right now? Because it’s not about the 1970s. It’s about three political friends who agreed on everything and still broke each other’s hearts.
We open with Andy Burnham having entered Number 10 unopposed, but a party closing ranks behind one leader doesn’t mean rivalries have vanished. Labour is arguing all over again about what it stands for - and the real dramas tend to happen in private. These days, though, they’re played out in WhatsApp groups rather than smoke-filled rooms.
Does the union/government struggle shape the narrative? The unions and economic crisis are always there in the background. The country feels ungovernable – inflation, strikes, the IMF at the door – and that pressure raises the stakes on every private conversation.
Do you see the pressures of the 1970s reflected today? The 1970s rhyme with now – inflation, unrest, a mood of decline. History repeats itself just enough to make us uncomfortable.
What surprised you most about the three men? How funny and human they were. You expect monuments and find three men in carpet slippers: Healey’s ferocity, Crosland’s glamour, Jenkins’s loneliness.
What surprised me most was the tenderness, yet the competitiveness that never disappeared. Did you meet anyone while researching the play? We spoke to people who knew all three. We spent a happy morning with Bill Rodgers, and Lord Owen generously gave notes after a performance – two members of the original Gang of Four helping shape a play called The Gang of Three.
Was there a eureka moment in the writing process? Realising that the most dramatic thing they ever did was stay in the same room. Three friends, all on the verge of betraying one another, and none willing to say it aloud.
If you could have dinner with one of them, who would it be? Healey, easily. He’d quiz you on Yeats, play the piano, and demolish your politics in a single sentence.
Were the betrayals driven by self-interest or political passion? These men genuinely believed they could save the country – and believing that is its own form of vanity.
What do you think each of them would object to in the play, and what would they recognise as true? Jenkins would object to the vowels, Crosland to the suggestion he squandered his gifts, and Healey to being remembered as the bruiser. But I hope all three would recognise the friendship.
What do you hope audiences leave feeling?
Moved – and reminded that the people who lost the arguments often shaped the country as much as those who won them.
The Gang of Three
Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Tony Crosland battle for the soul of the Labour Party in this five-star smash-hit political drama.
In the heat of economic crisis, the Labour Party’s Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Tony Crosland clash over the soul of British socialism. Sharp, witty and gripping, the play captures towering intellects, fierce rivalries and the private tensions behind public power.
Following a sell out smash hit run in London, Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky’s five-star, electrifying political drama returns for a national tour this autumn, revisiting the high-stakes battle for the Labour Party’s future.
Smart, provocative and fiercely entertaining – this is political theatre at its most compelling.
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My Royal Life
An Audience with Lucy Worsley
Sun 13 Sep
Lucy will take you into the history of the royal residences she came to know so well, from Hampton Court’s Haunted Gallery, to the gilded apartments of Kensington Palace. Ages 14+
ROBERT HARRIS
AUGUSTUS, AGRIPPA, AND THE BIRTH OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
Robert Harris
Augustus, Agrippa, and the Birth of the Roman Empire
Mon 14 Sep
Robert joins us for a series of In Conversation events to share the stories of this astonishing period, revealing what ancient Rome can tell us about the eternal nature of power.
RORY STEWART
Middleland
An Evening with Rory Stewart
Tue 15 Sep
Former cabinet minister, diplomat, and co-host of the hugely popular podcast The Rest Is Politics, Rory has seen British political life up close: the compromises, the absurdities, the moments where it could have gone differently.
Yotam Ottolenghi Simple Too LIVE
Thu 17 Sep
Yotam will be cooking live on-stage, sharing the inspiration behind this collection of vegetable-forward meals, tray-baked options, and delicious desserts – all made in under 30 minutes, cooked in one pot, or prepped ahead.
Agatha Christie’s The Hollow
Renowned detective Hercule Poirot expected a quiet break in the country; instead he’s drawn into one of the most unsettling cases of his career.
At The Hollow, an elegant country estate, a glamorous circle of guests gather together one summer evening. But beneath the sunlit charm, something darker coils. Old passions refuse to die. New rivalries ignite. Dangerous infatuations take hold. Then – a shot rings out.
A body is discovered. A smoking revolver in an unsteady hand. The scene appears almost staged; a shockingly straightforward crime... it is anything but.
Starring Peter Polycarpou (Birds of a Feather; Evita; The Brutalist) as the ever-meticulous Belgian sleuth, The Hollow reunites Fiery Angel with director Lucy Bailey following the sell out tours of Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile. Don’t miss this darkly seductive new staging of one of Agatha Christie’s most compelling mysteries in Richmond this autumn. Ages 12+
GET READY FOR THE ORIGINAL ROM-COM
Isobel McArthur explains why Pride & Prejudice is the ideal production for modern times.
A few years ago, Andy Arnold, the Artistic Director of Glasgow’s Tron Theatre wanted to host a re-staged classic in his summer mainstage slot. At the same time, on the other side of town, I had just read Pride & Prejudice for the first time, at age 28.
Shortly after, The Tron commissioned me to write the script. Some adaptations of Austen may have made her stories seem starchy –but she’s a riot! Pride & Prejudice is one of the original romantic comedies. It’s full of witty, incisive satire about the utter ridiculousness of being human. Rom-com marries with so much of what we wanted to achieve with the production. It also supports my preferred theatrical language in a way which is linked to the traditions of Glasgow’s music hall: with live singing and instrumentation, personality-led performances, and tonnes of gags.
The script went through many painful iterations but the biggest problem to be solved was about Austen being smug, lofty and too posh. There is a sense that her stories are about the lives of plummy-voiced Dukes in drawing rooms. So, it was clear to me that a story from a historical period so defined by divisions of class and status needed to be told by servants.
All five servants are female and there are artistic reasons why an all-female cast was perfect. Pride & Prejudice is about the plight of five daughters whose future hangs in the balance as a direct result of their gender. Without marrying, they will be destitute. Such was the lot of any woman without a man to legally represent her
in Regency England. Pride & Prejudice is also set during the Napoleonic Wars, meaning a disproportionate amount of household servants at the time were women.
Equally, Austen was unable to publish under her own name during her lifetime because of her gender. Elizabeth Bennet is the main character, but everyone goes on about Colin Firth. These things speak for themselves.
We also dig into questions about enduring love – is there such a thing as ‘the one’? Can you love someone else, flaws and all, before you’ve acknowledged your own shortcomings? And why do so many of us believe that having a partner is so essential to living a life fulfilled?
In Austen, everyone’s looking for the next party, so we’ve tried to make something fundamentally celebratory with this show and we invite you to join us at our party. Get yourself a drink, enjoy the music and hopefully you’ll fall head over heels, as we have, with this gorgeous story.
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is a unique and audacious retelling of Jane Austen’s most iconic love story.
The five-star comedy sensation which won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy and the Evening Standard Award is returning to Richmond.
Men, money and microphones will be fought over in this irreverent but affectionate adaptation where the stakes couldn’t be higher when it comes to romance.
This multi award-winning production features a string of pop classics including Young Hearts Run Free, Will You Love Me Tomorrow and You’re So Vain.
It’s the 1800s. It’s party time. Let the ruthless matchmaking begin.
★★★★★ ‘Austen would have loved this smart, laugh-out-loud show.’ – The Daily Telegraph
★★★★★ ‘Riotously funny... gloriously entertaining... rampantly delicious... frankly sensational.’ – Variety
Jack and the Beanstalk
Fee-fi-fo-fum, a giant panto full of fun!
This year’s pantomime features a spectacular cast led by actress, singer, dancer and television personality Bonnie Langford as Mrs Blunderbore, alongside much-loved TV presenter and doctor Dr Ranj as Spirit of the Beans. They are joined by returning Richmond panto favourite Basil Brush as Farmer Basil and pantomime comedian Lloyd Hollett as Silly Simon.
Follow Jack and climb a beanstalk of gigantic proportions to Cloudland in the spectacular family pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk.
Doomed to sell his trusty cow, join Jack’s fight to outwit the evil giant and win riches beyond his wildest dreams. Featuring laughs, music, special effects and bundles of audience participation, this is the panto Richmond has BEAN waiting for!
December 2026
A ATG+ Membership Offer – £8 off
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S School & Education Groups Best offer –£15 per ticket, plus 1 free teacher/leader ticket for every 10 students
U Under 16s Offer – £7.50 off
Y Students Offer – £25
O Seniors Offer – £7.50 off
Local Heroes Offer – 25% off
January 2027
John Cleese and The Holy Grail
This once-in-a-lifetime event features a special screening of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, followed by John Cleese live in conversation, and an audience Q&A, sharing behind-thescenes stories, irreverent humour and comedy history.
Dan Jones Castles: A Fortified History of the World
The best-selling historian and creator of the podcast, This is History, will explore a gripping new history of the world told through its most iconic strongholds, from the walls of Troy to the Tower of London.
Henning Wehn Acid Wehn
The award-deserving German Comedy Ambassador takes an unbiased look at climate change. Rain or shine, it’ll be fine… probably. A hilarious evening tackling the planet’s biggest question marks with wit and charm.
Prof Alice Roberts From Cell to Civilisation
By blending archaeology, evolutionary biology, and genetics with theatrical sound, light and imagination, Professor Roberts brings science to life in a way you’ve never seen before.
The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins
Sun 24 Jan 2027
You may know her as Bake-Off Sue or the Sue that gives you travel envy – but stand-up Sue is full of surprises. In this show about stigma, humiliation and misunderstanding, Sue shares hilarious stories from behind the TV cameras.
Fascinating Aïda
The world’s greatest cabaret troupe is back with a brand new show! Devilishly funny and gloriously glamorous Dillie, Liza and Adèle, with Michael Roulston on piano, are back on the road following their hugely successful 40th Anniversary Tour. Ages 14+
Ed Byrne No Dramas
Thu 25 Feb 2027
Ed just wants a drama-free life, but the world has other plans. Hear the conquistador of petty gripes air his grievances against life’s endless, bejeezus-inducing irritations.
Count Arthur
Strong
in ‘And It’s Goodnight From Me!’
Sun 14 Mar 2027 Fri 26 Feb 2027
Count Arthur Strong continues his Farewell Tour of the World for what might be one final goodbye. Don’t miss this potentially wonderful evening. Bring a hankie. You might get emotional.
GIOVANNA FLETCH ER in BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP
Adapted for the stage by RACHEL
Directed by LOVEDAY INGRAM
Before I Go To Sleep
Memories lie. People do too.
Acclaimed actor, author and podcaster Giovanna Fletcher stars in the world stage premiere of Before I Go To Sleep. Based on the international best-selling novel that became a hit film starring Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth.
Christine appears to have an idyllic life – with one terrible exception. Every night, when she goes to sleep, she loses her memory. Every morning, she wakes up remembering nothing from the last 20 years of her life – not even the loving husband lying next to her. As she desperately tries to piece her life back together, hidden and terrifying truths begin to emerge – forcing her to question everything and everyone around her.
From the team behind the hugely successful stage adaptation of The Girl on the Train, this tense, fast-paced psychological thriller explores the fragile vulnerability of memory, identity and trust – with twists and turns that will keep you gripped until its shocking climax. Ages 15+
Based on the best-selling novel by S.J. WATSON
WAGSTAFF
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
This internationally celebrated novel, which captivated ten million readers, is coming in a brand new staging more thrilling than ever.
Starring Joe McFadden (The Shawshank Redemption) and EastEnders favourite Charlie Brooks (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) as Chris’ parents – Ed and Judy
Chris Boone is gifted with a brilliant mind for numbers but unsettled by the unpredictability of people and everyday life. When a neighbour’s dog is discovered killed, Chris comes under suspicion. Determined to prove his innocence, Chris turns both detective and suspect, drawn into a mystery that grows darker with every clue uncovered.
Inventive, gripping and moving, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time combines the intrigue of a whodunnit with a powerful coming-of-age story in an unforgettable theatrical event. Ages 10+
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A Thousand Splendid Suns
The Silence of the Lambs
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Tue 23 – Sat 27 Mar 2027
Birmingham Rep presents its powerful production of Khaled Hosseini’s best-selling novel, A Thousand Splendid Suns, which has sold over 38 million copies worldwide and is Hosseini’s spiritual sequel to The Kite Runner. 1992 and Afghanistan is ravaged by war. Laila is alone in an increasingly threatening world. Her older neighbour, Rasheed, is quick to take Laila as his second wife. Rasheed’s first wife, Mariam, has to accept her now pregnant rival and as the Taliban take over, the two women find themselves unlikely allies.
★★★★★ ‘An essential piece of modern theatre.’ – WhatsOnStage
Mon 5 – Sat 10 Apr 2027
Dr Hannibal Lecter will see you now...
Come face to face with the chilling cultural phenomenon as it makes its world stageplay premiere. Based on Thomas Harris’s gripping literary masterpiece, and starring John Partridge (EastEnders) as Hannibal Lecter, Mollie Gallagher (Coronation Street) as Clarice Starling, Oliver Farnworth (Emmerdale) as Jack Crawford and Sam Jackson (Skins) as Buffalo Bill, this electrifying play sets the definitive psychological thriller loose in Richmond, in April.
Written by the award-winning Gina Gionfriddo and directed by the acclaimed Nikolai Foster
The clock is ticking. Book now. Ages 15+
Jon Culshaw Me, Myself & Others
Sun 21 Mar 2027
Join BBC Radio 4’s Dead Ringers star Jon Culshaw for a brand new show packed with famous voices, stand-up, stories, sketches and song in an evening of brilliant entertainment. Ages 16+
Ghost House
Sat 17 Apr 2027
A brand new haunting play, Ghost House follows three friends arriving at a remote island lodge for one final celebration. When an unseen presence emerges, secrets surface, loyalties fracture, and terror takes hold. Ages 14+
FRANCIS ROSSI QUO SONG BOOK
PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
UK TOUR 2026-2027
Francis Rossi
Wed 14 Apr 2027
A brand new show, entitled Francis Rossi
Songbook: Quo – Past, Present, Future, will see one of Britain’s most loved and influential musicians take to the road.
Dylan Moran
Sun 30 May 2027
What are you going to do? Go to work, or stay in bed chasing oblivion? Dylan Moran’s new show Looking for Trouble tackles modern life’s absurdities with wit, chaos and imagination. Ages 15+
August
September
Tom Gates Sat 1 Aug 12.30pm & 3.30pm
The Choir of Man
Paranormal Activity
Tue 25 – Sat 29 Aug 7.30pm (Tue – Thu & Sat), 4pm & 8pm (Fri), 2.30pm (Sat)
Mon 7 – Sat 12 Sep 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Sat) Thu 10 Sep 7.30pm
My Royal Life: An Audience with Lucy Worsley Sun 13 Sep 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Robert Harris: Augustus, Agrippa, and the Birth of the Roman Empire Mon 14 Sep 7.30pm
Middleland: An Evening with Rory Stewart Tue 15 Sep 7.30pm
Yotam Ottolenghi: Simple Too LIVE Thu 17 Sep 7.30pm
Anthony Scaramucci: The All The Wrong Moves Tour Fri 18 Sep 7pm
John Cleese and the Holy Grail Sat 19 Sep 7.30pm
Present Laughter Tue 22 – Sat 26 Sep 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed, Thu & Sat)
The Brown Suite
Wed 30 Sep – Sat 3 Oct 7.30pm
October The Haunting of Hill House Tue 6 – Sat 10 Oct 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat)
The Gang of Three
Tue 13 – Sat 17 Oct 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat)
Judi Dench: Is It Too Late to Make a Run For It? Tue 20 Oct 7.30pm
Henning Wehn: Acid Wehn Wed 21 Oct 7.30pm
Things I Took From the Dark as told by Reece Shearsmith Thu 22 Oct 7.30pm
Dan Jones – Castles: A Fortified History of the World Fri 23 Oct 7.30pm
Agatha Christie's The Hollow Tue 27 – Sat 31 Oct 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed, Thu & Sat)
November Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Mon 16 – Sat 21 Nov 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat)
Professor Alice Roberts – From Cell to Civilisation Tue 24 Nov 7.30pm
December Jack and the Beanstalk
Sat 5 Dec 2026 – Sun 3 Jan 2027 See website for details. Thu 10 Dec 7pm, Wed 30 Dec 1pm, Wed 30 Dec 5.30pm
January 2027 Before I Go To Sleep Fri 15 – Sat 23 Jan 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat 23 Jan)
The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins Sun 24 Jan 7.30pm
February The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night–Time Tue 16 – Sat 20 Feb 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat)
Ed Byrne: No Dramas Thu 25 Feb 8pm
Fascinating Aïda Fri 26 Feb 7.30pm
Witness to History – Sir Trevor McDonald Live Sun 28 Feb 7.30pm
March Count Arthur Strong Sun 14 Mar 8pm
Jon Culshaw Sun 21 Mar 7.30pm
A Thousand Splendid Suns Tue 23 – Sat 27 Mar 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat)
April The Silence of The Lambs Mon 5 – Sat 10 Apr 7.30pm, 2.30pm (Wed & Sat) Thu 8 Apr 7.30pm
Francis Rossi Wed 14 Apr 7.30pm
Ghost House Sat 17 Apr 7.30pm
May Dylan Moran Sun 30 May 7.30pm
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