Dr Harry Parkin will present a brief history of surnames in England and some of the names that are strongly associated with Cheshire

The team behind The Play That Goes Wrong and The Comedy About A Bank Robbery return to Storyhouse with their latest West End smash hit.

This event will explore the language surrounding homelessness and the misconception in our current culture that all homeless people are alcoholics or drug users.

Join members of Chester’s Hungarian Community in The Kitchen for traditional music and dancing.

Lifestyle journalist, Michela Di Carlo, will shine a spotlight on the issue of casual ageism and the impact it has on our society.

The ONLY HUMAN community presents a live electronic music night. If you’re a fan of all things synthetic, come and and enjoy a night of modular improvisations, acid basslines and drum machines.

Join us to tell your story! Stories help us connect: we learn how much we have in common, through stories…

MPB (popular music of Brazil), is a rich, poetic style that covers a range of rhythms, Samba, Bossa Nova, Baião,…

Members of the Korean Culture and Language meet up group will be performing some of their favourite choreography.

Enjoy a variety of cultural performances at this annual celebration event organised by the China Centre, Chinese Students and Scholars Association of University of Chester.

The year is 1946, you head to New York to watch a brand-new Broadway musical. You are greeted by a…

Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet returns to Storyhouse in 2020 with a spectacular production of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece.

It’s January 2018. Rosa Hesmondhalgh is writing her resolutions. She is going to stop going out with plonkers, start doing…

Everyone has a dream. Poor Simon’s is to play the tuba – when that fails, he contemplates his own end. A pitch-black Russian comedy, banned by Stalin.

1896. Four defiant young women battle distractions of love, class and misogyny as they fight to change the future of education.

Peter Cox explores ways in which cycling can contribute to more sustainable patterns of movement and what holds us back from making changes.

A monthly inclusive and accessible open-mic night celebrating the talents of people living in Chester and the surrounding areas living with a disability, learning disability or with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Strindberg’s thrilling psychological drama. Crashing the servants’ party, Julie initiates a sexually-charged power game with her father’s butler.

Programme Leader in BA Photography at the University of Chester, Cian Quayle, discusses work made in response to the life and writing of Malcolm Lowry.

Tour extended due to phenomenal demand!  The guy everyone can do an impression of is back with a brand-new stand-up…