How to Catch a Star, 27th May, 11:30 and 14:30
Blunderbus Theatre Company present a sparkling new adaptation of the bestselling children’s picture book by Oliver Jeffers. Once there was a boy and he loved stars very much. Every night he watched stars from his bedroom window and wished he had one of his own. One day, he decided he would try to catch a star. But first he had to think of a plan. Follow Boy on his incredible journey across land, sea and skies in his search for a very special starry friend. This clever new show comes to life with an irresistible blend of music, puppetry and storytelling - a must-see for small people aged 3-7, and grown-up stargazers!

Read Dance and Theatre College Showcase 2013, 3rd July, 18:00
This exciting double bill is a chance to see the next generation of theatre professionals as they graduate from training into the industry, and also a chance to meet some big names of the theatre world in the audience! The Musical Theatre Showcase features songs and dances from well-loved and lesser-known musicals of the West End performed by some incredibly talented young artists with live band. The Acting Showcase is a one-act play performed by the superb inaugural graduates from their new Acting programme, directed by professional guest director Dani Davies (Bristol Old Vic).

Quills, 24th to 27th July, 20:00
Depicting the demise of the controversial and flamboyant Marquis de Sade, Quills delivers a compelling mix of black comedy and dark truths. The Marquis, imprisoned in Charenton asylum, struggles to continue writing his erotically charged, provocative texts in early nineteenth century France. Sade’s legacy is, of course, the word ‘sadism’ but some suggest that the Marquis was a genius, exposing some of the grotesque hypocrisies screened by the ‘polite’ society of the time.