7 Great Productions at The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham this April
What's On at The Everyman Theatre in April
April at the Everyman Theatre promises an unforgettable lineup of entertainment! From Johannes Radebe's mesmerizing dance spectacle to the hilarious chaos of "Peter Pan Goes Wrong," and the gripping mystery of "Sleuth," there's something to captivate every audience member.
Comedy enthusiasts can look forward to Tommy Tiernan's uproarious stand-up, while opera lovers can indulge in stirring performances by English Touring Opera. And for a spooktacular experience, "The Addams Family Musical" invites you into their eerie world.
With such a diverse range of shows, there's excitement for everyone this April!
Johannes Radebe: The House of Jojo at the Everyman Theatre
When: Thursday 4 - Saturday 6 April 2024
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A new story begins... welcome to the HOUSE OF JOJO...
Join TV Dance Sensation Johannes Radebe and a host of eclectic characters in his brand-new theatrical celebration jam-packed with roof-raising music, dazzling costumes and of course, world class dance.
The doors to the HOUSE OF JOJO are open - and you are invited.
Peter Pan Goes Wrong at the Everyman Theatre
When: Tuesday 9 - Sunday 14 April 2024
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"Peter Pan Goes Wrong" by Mischief returns, promising nationwide pandemonium! Cornley Drama Society tackles J.M. Barrie’s classic amidst chaos, battling technical glitches and cast disputes. With Mischief's trademark gut-busting comedy, brace for an awfully big adventure in Cheltenham. Will they ever reach Neverland? Don't miss this riotous spin on a timeless tale!
Sleuth at the Everyman Theatre
When: Tuesday 16 - Saturday 20 April 2024
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Neil McDermott (EastEnders) and Todd Boyce (Coronation Street) star in Anthony Shaffer’s gripping thriller, directed by award-winning Rachel Kavanaugh. A young man unwittingly enters a web of intrigue at a famous writer's home, where nothing is as it seems. This psychological thriller promises twists, turns, and a baffling mystery that will leave audiences spellbound.
Tommy Tiernan: tommedian at the Everyman Theatre
When: Sunday 21 April 2024
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A wild ride through the comic genius of one of the world's best comedians. With uninhibited energy and a parade of characters, Tiernan delivers a hilarious, theatrical, and slightly unhinged performance. Don't miss this record-breaking comic phenomenon live on stage—phone-free for an immersive experience!
English Touring Opera - The Rake's Progress at the Everyman Theatre
When: Friday 26 April 2024
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Directed by Polly Graham, Igor Stravinsky's "The Rake's Progress" follows Tom Rakewell's journey from riches to ruin. This inventive blend of farce and tragedy is a cynical yet humanistic portrayal of devilish temptation.
English Touring Opera - Manon Lescaut at the Everyman Theatre
When: Saturday 27 April 2024
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Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" portrays love's tumultuous journey, navigating societal pressures and personal desires. This production promises memorable music and poignant drama.
The Addams Family Musical at the Everyman Theatre
When: Tuesday 30 April - Saturday 4 May 2024
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In the kooky world of the Addams Family, sadness is joy, pain is pleasure, and death is a dream. As Wednesday falls in love with a "normal" boy, secrets unravel, testing their bonds. Facing change, Gomez and Morticia navigate their daughter's newfound independence. A macabre tale of love, laughter, and transformation unfolds.
Make a night of it and dine out at Matcham's Restaurant!
Indulge in a two-course meal at Matchams Restaurant before the show. Situated on the second floor, our pre-show menu provides a serene dining atmosphere with options for mains and desserts. Lunches and suppers are available with a fortnightly rotating menu, aligned with upcoming shows. Our menus accommodate various dietary needs; simply inform our team during booking for assistance.
BOOK YOUR TICKETS TO THE EVERYMAN THEATRE TODAY!
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