On stage
2023 is here and we’ve got something for everyone coming up on stage at Storyhouse: West End shows, live music, internationally-acclaimed dance and opera, famous faces, hit comedians, family shows and more.
2023 is here and we’ve got something for everyone coming up on stage at Storyhouse: West End shows, live music, internationally-acclaimed dance and opera, famous faces, hit comedians, family shows and more.
Peter and his mischievous fairy sidekick, Tinkerbell, visit the nursery of the Darling children, with a sprinkle of pixie dust and begin a magical journey across the stars.
Catch Tom Houghton as he departs on a second triumphant tour across our nation armed with even more outrageous takes, unbelievable tales and biblical chat to leave you bowled over with laughter.
Tony Adigun’s Illegal Dance is a unique multi-sensory dance theatre experience in which every audience member must decide where they stand, pick a token, rebel or conform!
Donizetti’s Lucrezia Borgia is a tragic masterpiece, led by one of opera’s great antiheroines – known as one of history’s most famous poisoners, Lucrezia is a complex woman in a dangerous situation.
Based on a series of books written and illustrated by Amy Le Dain, this show will be an immersive and sensory experience where these characters will come to life. Sometimes everyday life is an adventure.
Intrigue, politics, romance and lost luggage all play their part in Rossini’s great comic opera, Il Viaggio a Reims in a new production directed by Valentina Ceschi.
A series of comedy double bill previewing at Storyhouse ahead of Edinburgh Fringe. Featuring Luke Kempner, Josh Weller and Eleanor Tiernan.
Inspired by some of the greatest movie sound-tracks of all time, the internationally renowned BBC Big Band are joined by special guest vocalist, Emer McParland, to celebrate The Sound of Cinema.
One of the UK’s top stand-ups Chris McCausland is on tour with a stand-up show about life, family, and loads of other nonsense as well!
Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s beloved Tales from Acorn Wood stories are brought to life on stage for the first time in an enchanting lift-the-flap experience.
Direct from its triumph in the West End where it won the Laurence Olivier Award, Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is a unique and audacious retelling of Jane Austen’s most iconic love story.
Experience a stunning blend of both real and virtual environments, as we join Mahi who’s transported into a video game, by magical Moon, Chand. Mahi lands at the Elephant Festival of Jaipur and meets her companion & guide, The Dancing Elephant.
Newspaper columnist of the year and Have I Got News For You regular, Mark Steel, brings his stand up show to Storyhouse.
Kate Rusby, hailed as the ‘First Lady of Folk’ is joined on stage by her band, each a virtuoso in their own right including her husband and producer Damien O’ Kane.
Royal Historian, broadcaster and Chief Curator of Hampton Court and The Tower of London, Tracy Borman takes us on a gripping, entertaining and informative tour of the twists and turns of the British monarchy.
Filled with physicality, music and innovative storytelling this vibrant ensemble show is a journey of self discovery where disabled perspectives take centre stage through the electric lens of superheroes.
Ever wondered how Mike’s Great-Aunt Zusa made it from Poland to Luton with a war nipping at her heels? Here’s your chance to find out.
Squidge is a fun interactive dance film with music and digital projection, which takes a light-hearted look at our sense of touch and how it influences our everyday lives. At the heart of the film is a tale of friendship, compromise and how we need touch to make us feel alive!
Enjoy a hysterical evening of entertainment, experiencing the lighter side of Jack Carroll’s observations on life coping with Cerebral Palsy.