Supported by her own trio which includes Mark Edwards (Mark has recently toured with Katie Melua) on piano and Van Morrison’s MD Lee Goodall on

Unfortunately it is too hazardous for the Roger Marks Cornish Armada Band to travel from Cornwall to the Isle of Wight today and we have reluctantly decided

Six actresses on a mission: to make you laugh … and think! We are proud to perform Eve Ensler’s well-known show in aid of WightDASH

Following their recent sensational start to the year, the Newport Jazz Club are again pleased to present one of the UK’s top jazz groups on

Once again the Newport Jazz Club is delighted to welcome the ‘pitch-perfect’ Nette Robinson to the stage at the Apollo Theatre.  Supported by Tony Woods

This month we are playing host to the celebrated Graeme Hewitt Jazz Band, renowned for their New Orleans music.  This will be the last traditional jazz

Newport Jazz Club is delighted to present one of Australia’s top jazz singers, Nicola Milan, singing standards and some of her own compositions.  This sensational singer will

Due to unforeseen circumstances the start of the 2017-18 season of plays has unfortunately been delayed.  Our new season will now begin on 20 October

First staged in 2004, ‘Going Straight’ provides laughs aplenty, with some unexpected mystery along the way. Mickey was a villain, back in the day.  He

Widow, poet and cat-lover Fran Lamb, a writer for local newspaper the ‘Winkham Weekly Snooze’, decides to start up a creative group.  She is joined at

Marc Camoletti’s comedy Don’t Dress For Dinner has all the earmarks of classic French farce: marital infidelity, misunderstandings and mistaken identities. This boulevard comedy was a

One of GBS’ ‘Plays Political’, The Apple Cart (1928) is a satirical comedy which follows the fictional English King Magnus as he spars with, and ultimately outwits, Prime Minister

As a clergy wife, Grace has spent a lifetime on her best behaviour.  Now, following the death of her husband Bardolph, she is enjoying the

This play is based on an 1890s story by Oscar Wilde. Lord Arthur Savile is a very law-abiding chap; charming, not overburdened with brains, and

The Apollo Theatre is delighted to support the IW Pride events during 11-14 July 2017.  The theatre will be open from 6pm on each day and there