Returning to the stage in autumn 2026 on a brand new UK tour, followed by a Royal Albert Hall residency! One of the icons of the Suffragette movement and proto-feminist, Sylvia Pankhurst, gets the musical treatment in this piece from Katy Prince and Priya Parmar with music from Josh Cohen and DJ Walde. Starring pop star come stage phenomenon, Beverly Knight.

Jonathan Pie returns with The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie, a brand-new show that pulls together everything he's learned since Tom Walker first unleashed the character during the political chaos of the mid-2010s. Born out of Brexit-era frustration, fictitious political reporter Pie shot to prominence with his sweary, uncompromising online monologues; videos so convincing that millions mistook him for a real reporter. After sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and international tours across the US and Australia, Pie is back to take down everything global geopolitics throws at us!

Catch the viral comedy sensation live on stage! Troy Hawke is the creation of Milo McCabe, a multi-award-winning character comedian and television presenter with nigh on two decades experience on the circuit. The son of 1970s comic Mike McCabe, Milo has a background in psychotherapy and a brief stint as a professional drummer under his belt, but his Troy Hawke creation is his most successful; an erudite, 1930s throwback who exploded into the mainstream via viral "guerrilla greeting" videos.

Comedian Tom Davis returns to the road, bringing his new show Spudgun to venues across the UK! Known for his appearances on sitcoms such as King Gary and Murder in Successville, triumphant appearances on Live at the Apollo, and his podcast, Wolf and Owl with Romesh Rangathan, Davis is back with another round of freshly cooked observations for your viewing pleasure.

The delightfully befuddled Count Arthur Strong sets his sights on one more tour of the UK, billed as the second part of his farewell tour of the world which even includes the North East, of all places. If anyone is actually paying attention to him, he'll be there to say his (potentially) final goodbyes from the stage, although as you'd probably expect from Arthur, it's almost certain to spiral into something accidentally completely different. With his showbiz flair, misplaced confidence and penchant for the odd malapropism, take this chance to say you witnessed old Arthur live.

Matthew Bourne's Cinderella will return on a major UK tour in 2026 and 2027, marking 30 years since the production first premiered in the West End in 1997! Bourne's interpretation of Prokofiev's haunting score has, at its heart, a true wartime romance, and his storytelling has never been more passionate and touching.