We’ll be welcoming you back into the theatre from May to celebrate the return of live performance with an exciting season of new shows – music, drama, comedy, dance and more.
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Global leaders are meeting in November for another round of climate talks. But what local action is happening now, to tackle the climate crisis, and how can we all get involved?
“Devastating and beautiful and true” Caitlin Moran “Rosa rips your heart out, mangles it, kisses it better, and then puts it…
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A universal love story that celebrates the human race in all its glorious messiness, confusion and joy.
A universal love story that celebrates the human race in all its glorious messiness, confusion and joy.
Manchester based The Breath present their unique take on alt-folk with a bewitching acoustic set.
In February 2020, 650 early career dancers attended open auditions to join the Rambert2 ensemble. 11 were chosen for their outstanding ability and this is their on-stage debut as a company.
He’s back. The keenly awaited brand-new show is here. Packing more energy than a Duracell factory, Russell’s RS Turbo laugh engine will motor through love, family and life!!
Dr Graham Atkin explores Shakespeare’s irreverent comedy – The Merry Wives of Windsor
Dynamic opera duo, Sophie and Emily, return to Storyhouse bringing their brand new show. Expect an intimate evening of opera greats, musical theatre classics and modern songs with a twist.
Byron Wallen will play music from his latest album ‘Portrait: Reflections on Belonging’, featuring his dazzling Four Corners band, led by himself on trumpet and conches.
Byron Wallen will play music from his latest album ‘Portrait: Reflections on Belonging’, featuring his dazzling Four Corners band, led by himself on trumpet and conches.
Singer and harpist Rachel Newton comes to Storyhouse following the release of her ambitious new album ‘To The Awe’.
Join the University of Chester’s Dr Dawn Llewellyn in discussion with Jessica Hatcher-Moore. Jessica is an award-winning non-fiction writer who has reported on women in conflict, women’s rights and global health issues for over a decade.
Join Alan Carr as he tries out some new material with support act.
Will the recycling be put out on the right day? Who is going to smooth over the top of the margarine? Watch Jon pretend that these aren’t his foremost concerns as he leaves home on his first tour since the last one.
Written by Willy Russell, the legendary Blood Brothers tells the captivating and moving tale of twins who, separated at birth, grow up on opposite sides of the tracks, only to meet again with fateful consequences.
The hilarious Sarah Millican is back on tour with a Bobby Dazzler of a new stand-up show.
Mark uses his trademark style of storytelling, stand-up, subversion and really, really, well researched material to try and find out how the hell we ended up in the middle of this sh*t show.
Save Storyhouse, Save the Summer!
Find out about our plans for the biggest Storyhouse summer ever, and how you can help us to survive and maybe even thrive.