After 6am, Theatre

• Directed by: Paul ffitch
• Written by: Helene Hanff

In 1949 a struggling American writer started a correspondence with a firm of British antiquarian booksellers that was to last for 20 years. The warm and compassionate exchange of letters is here skilfully and lovingly adapted for the stage.

A concert celebrating the town's young musical talent, showcasing musical and theatrical performances by Abergavenny Borough Youth Band, Junior AAODS and more.

A classic comedy of manners and social embarrassment served up with a slice of deliciously black humour.

• Directed by: Eddie Latter
• Written by: Sarah Nelson

The voice of worldwide youth takes shape through stunning original music and lyrics singing a universal hymn of peace. 2011 saw the death of Brian Haw, the extraordinary anti-war campaigner who camped outside the Houses of Parliament for 11 years in protest first at the sanctions against Iraq and then against the wars in…

Different perspectives on the events of Easter presented in two short plays, According to Everyone Else and The Woman's View. Light refreshments will be available.

Since 2002, The Mercators, one of Edinburgh's longest established amateur drama groups have presented dramatised readings in period costume celebrating the lives of famous writers such as Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Conan Doyle, J.M. Barrie, the Brontes and W.S. Gilbert. This year we feature Oscar Wilde and…

The Mercators celebrate the life of Oscar Wilde and his wife Constance with their dramatised readings.

• Written by: Peter Whelan

A performance of the play by Peter Whelan.

Students will be showcasing their talents under the discerning eyes of a range of industry professionals.

A performance of the lively, fun and historical theatrical piece, which records the story of the children evacuated from Manchester to Bakewell and Rowsley at the beginning of World War 2.

Unscene Suffolk is a ground-breaking new community theatre company for adults with visual impairment. They have been working together since February 2013 and Act One marks their first public performance. The company aims to produce work which explores and challenges notions of visually impaired performance, and is…

Performances by drama students at the famous London stage school.

An introduction to, and selection of work by, Action one19, the collaborative partnership of Jonny Liron and Chris Goode. The duo's work focuses on the radical political dimension of the tensions between language and the pre-linguistic body, and on performance work that aims to create fluid structures for exploring sexual…

Assembly. Steven Berkoff stars with Jay Benedict and Andree Bernard in this glimpse backstage, lifting the curtain on the bizarre and often hilarious world of theatre. From precious playwrights and dictator directors to the good will (or otherwise) of the critics - a maze of thickets the actor must negotiate before…

The Bancroft's Players. The Actor's Nightmare presents every actor's greatest fear – George, an actor / accountant, doesn't know his lines, doesn't know what play he's in, and yet is surrounded by accomplished actors who seem to think he does! Shifting between Private Lives, Hamlet, Checkmate, and A Man for All…

It is the morning after the fall of man. Adam and Eve awaken in a part of Eden they don't recognise. Where are they? What did they do last night? And what's going on underneath Adam's fig leaf? Adam and Eve: The Musical is a hilarious new musical comedy. What if the bible story was true? How does the world's first couple…

A musical duo gives a unique slant on the ups and downs of relationships before and after marriage. This battle of the sexes is waged with weapons of song, ranging from Gershwin compositions and Flanders & Swann ditties, to more contemporary scores by the likes of Stephen Sondheim and even by 'Adam', himself.

• Directed by: Steve Marmion
• Written by: Kathrine Kressmann Taylor

Kathrine Kressmann Taylor's drama about the pre-war friendship between a German man and a Jewish American, detailling how their relationship develops over time as the threat of nationalism and conflict looms. Directed Steve Marmion.

A burlesque and comedy evening.