NOTE: Please check individual shows date and times information to see if there are any changes due to Covid 19 Government guidelines.
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The Hub, YeovilThe Rainbow Fish Speak Easy is back!The Loveliest Spoken Word Poetry Night In Yeovil / *The World*The Rainbow Fish Speakeasy is back in real life for the first time in two years, kicking off with a fantastic poetry night of real, raw and hilarious entertainment.
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Squish, Camberley Theatre, Princess Theatre, Burnham on SeaLyngo Theatre: Egg and SpoonAn interactive romp through the seasonsEgg and Spoon is a perfect gentle introduction to the magic of theatre.
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Caryford Community Hall, The Williams Hall - Stoke St Gregory, Wembdon Village HallJIENKYO / Arts Fraction Foundation presents KUUKIA beautiful early-years interactive performance resulting from a collaboration between Japanese company JIENKYO and Polish company Arts FractionThis rare show is part of a European tour that Take Art is part of. This is a non-verbal, interactive show of the highest quality.
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The George Inn, CroscombeThe Regulars - Teatro VivoPull up that stool, lean in close, and as the drinks flow you might start to wonder how blurred the lines are between fact and fiction.
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The David Hall, South Petherton, Porlock Village Hall, Speedwell Hall, CrewkerneWassail Theatre Company: Whispering WillowsWhispering Willows is a highly accessible show for families: it’s non-verbal and features beautiful puppets made from withies.
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Strode Theatre, Squish, The Square Shopping Centre, Derby TheatreFlibbertigibbet Theatre: BabbleAn intimate, playful and surreal sound adventure for 3-5 year olds, with participation at its heartBabble is a new intimate, interactive theatrical experience for Early Years audiences in a collaboration between sound artists and theatre makers. Babble values and celebrates children’s voices in whatever language they speak.
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The Art Bank, Shepton MalletRuth Cockburn - Miss NobodiesA journey through the history of the last 100 years in a shop in a Lancashire town.More info