We are delighted to announce the return of the ‘truly unique’ Blue Moon Revue, the Island’s most celebrated variety show.  Organised by award-winning international performer Isabelle

A performance by Gordon Peters of the iconic songs of Michael Flanders and Donald Swann. Who these days would pay to watch a West End

The next ‘Jazz at the Apollo’ concert features Digby Fairweather and Karen Sharp at 3pm, supported by Mike Whitehead (bass), Bill Wills (drums) and Peter Trueman (keyboards).

On Sunday 11 January Michael Arnell will be leading a workshop on Shakespeare’s text.  In time for “The Tempest” auditions on the 25th January, participants will practice

  The latest Jazz at the Apollo gig will feature the great Alan Barnes, the UK’s top saxophone/clarinet player.  Alan will be accompanied by Bruce Adams

We are delighted to announce the return of the ‘truly unique’ Blue Moon Revue with a night of dark and haunting burlesque and cabaret, including death-defying magic.

The delicious Sinead McCabe is accompanied by a great band led by Cass Caswell in the latest Jazz at the Apollo concert.   The tickets

For one night only: a blues/soul/rock gig at the Apollo Theatre to raise funds for the Earl Mountbatten Hospice.   Bands confirmed are: Nick Cane

  This is a complex and gripping thriller, set in the Fairfields experimental hospital for the criminally insane.  Mark Styler, a writer of ‘true crime’

A three-act play based on Bram Stoker’s nineteenth-century novel.  In Ted Tiller’s comedic version of Stoker’s vampire legend, a new Count has moved into a

Pantomime with a capital P!  All the familiar panto ingredients and characters are here as the goodies join forces to solve the mysterious case of

In Tennessee Williams’ most powerful and well-known play, Blanche DuBois is a fading, though still attractive, Southern belle whose poise is an illusion she presents to shield others

  In Richard Alfieri’s touching and human comedy, a formidable retired woman, Lily Harrison, hires an acerbic dance instructor, Michael Minetti, to give her private

While the plot of this play, written in 1610-11 and thought by many critics to be the last that Shakespeare wrote alone, is well known,

A wonderfully clever and witty musical revue to complement ‘The Tempest’. “A joyous words-and-music anthology in loving mockery of the Bard…Shakespeare has been raped, pillaged,