Evening events

Set in a dark and magical landscape 13 explores the meaning of personal responsibility, the hold that the past has over the future and the nature of belief itself.

An evening of musical and dramatic excellence all brought together by the distinguished compere/actress Shelly Rees-Owen.

A spectacular variety show featuring music, magic DJs and food stalls.

Author Saul David will discuss his research on the First World War and present his findings from the perspective of non-white, non-British soldiers.

This thought-provoking drama explores notions of the afterlife with physical theatre and minimal props.

One day music festival.

A high-glamour burlesque and cabaret show.

Swindon-based indie-rock five-piece.

Classic rock and pop-influenced trio from the North East.

A stage adaptation of the popular canine caper, complete with the popular songs found in the classic film.

The band performs the music made famous by the pioneering metallers.

Formed in the summer of 2007 by brothers Jamie and Josh Jamieson, the 12 Dirty Bullets burst onto the scene as a refreshing alternative to the commercial indie-rock that was saturating the airwaves. Honest lyrics and commanding riffs mix with unique guitar sounds make them one of West London's most exciting bands.

More entertainment then you can shake a century-old stick at.

Founded in 1893, Sunderland Amateur Operatic Society will celebrate their 120th year in style at Sunderland Empire. The show charts the society's history, drawing on their back catalogue for inspiration. Bringing you classics from Oliver!, My Fair Lady and The Mikado to name but a few, along with some new favourites from…

Peter Abrahams, Professor of Clinical Anatomy at Warwick University, explores the value of Leonardo’s anatomical drawings as a tool for understanding the human body, and how closely the artist anticipated the range of imagery used by the medical profession today.

Explore the mixed-up show-off 1980s as we create the soundtrack to the decade. There was the 1980s decade that the I Love You television programmes mock and celebrate, where everything seemed about Me, Me and Me again. It included the big hair and the eye-popping shoulder pads, the MTV gloss and champagne bubbles and…

A variety of styles including jive, waltz and Lindy Hop.

Poetry and music inspired by the Scottish racing bike.

Manchester four-piece who have toured with Little Comets.