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Michael Ball in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Groups can secure their golden ticket for a world of pure imagination

Michael Ball to star as Willy Wonka in the musical adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the London Coliseum next summer.

Poster for Strangers on a Train

Major national tour announced for Strangers on a Train

A new stage production of the classic psychological thriller will be touring theatres across the UK and Ireland in 2027, including dates in Birmingham, Richmond and Canterbury.

Two male cast members playing acoustic guitars on stage in front of a piano.

Million Dollar Quartet announces UK tour after London run

Million Dollar Quartet will embark on a major UK tour in 2027 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the legendary recording session that inspired the production. 

Exterior of the Football Museum Wales and Wrexham Museum

Wrexham’s museum experience celebrates community and football

The landmark new museum and national visitor attraction will give visiting groups the chance to learn about Wrexham’s local heritage and rich footballing history in one place. 

Roger Bart (as Doc Brown) and Axel Duffy (as Marty McFly)

Roger Bart extends his run in Back to the Future musical tour

Tony Award-winning actor Roger Bart has extended his run as the eccentric scientist, Doc Brown during the nationwide UK tour, which opens in Bristol in October. 

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Three small drawings of the Bayeux Tapestry being looked at by a man in gloves

Bayeux Around Britain: rare casts will tour venues across the UK

As the Bayeux Tapestry opens to the public at the British Museum today, discover its finer details with hand-painted plaster casts of the medieval embroidery on display at several locations around the country.

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