What's On

Come and join the incomparable Roberta Calamari, mother of the fabulous Haus of Calamari, as she guides you through this year’s Eurovision Song Contest live from Vienna. Expect songs, sequins and serious style – and that’s just from your host!

Premium classical ballet sessions with Birmingham Royal Ballet & Ballet Buddy’s, Jade Heusen. This event is an external hire.

A safe space for women to have lots of fun + laughter, socially connect and the freedom to express yourself in a way that will make you feel great.

Open Door Festival has been created with the aim of platforming artists who may have previously been excluded from programming opportunities.

Grace Plant (Graceless) and Sarah McCourt (Fragments, Monstrous Love Revisited) draw on their autobiographical theatre practice in this practical workshop looking at staging your stories.

Crafted through vibrant poetry, theatre, dance, music and flourished with bird song. Performers with a 50-year age gap mutually learn by sharing wisdom, passion, and honesty.

An arts and crafts session with a relaxed discussion around LGBTQ+ representation in theatre and art, and platforming underrepresented voices in community-led creative spaces.

Multi-Layered Movement Expressions is a creative dance workshop exploring bodies, landscapes, memories, and texts as interrelated.

Join Doohickie Productions and 10 emerging artists for a long table discussion exploring what emerging artists want and need to access the performance industry.

Bee and Robi have been living together for years. It’s always been the two of them – they hadn’t needed anyone else. That is, until one of them embarks on a new relationship.

Philip Kingslan John from Four of Swords invites you to join him in this practical workshop, exploring invocation, transformation and rhythm.

An immersive game show to find the best “trash artist” to save all the raccoons. Compete to win a small prize, and the ultimate accolade under a system not designed for you.

This is a facilitated, supportive and empowering workshop to reconnect with your creative power, connect with other artist mamas, to galvanise yourself and to give and get accountability.

Exhibition on Screen’s award-winning film – first released during covid to a restricted audience – is back by popular demand with an exciting new addition from the blockbuster transatlantic exhibition from Tate Britain and MFA Houston ‘Frida Kahlo: the Making of an Icon’.

A visceral and hilarious call-to-arms. A neon-lit menty-b at the Stay and Play. It’s about egos, responsibilities and the struggle to be an artist, or to have any career at all, and still be a relatively decent parent.

A monthly evening of have-a-go magic, hosted by spoken word artist and pandemic Bard of Exeter Tim King.

Learn to edit, retouch and apply special effects to images in this two day introduction to Adobe Software, the professional image manipulation software.

Full of laughs, twists, and plenty of fluffy charm, this feel-good mystery proves that heroes come in all shapes and sizes.

Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel spar in Steven Soderbergh’s incisive chamber comedy of art and avarice, supported by Baby Reindeer‘s Jessica Gunning and James Corden.

The Last Blossom is a tender anime by director KINOSHITA Baku that explores love and life’s changes in a way that everybody can resonate with.

As the world shifts around her, a woman steps onto the moor. The Dreaming follows her journey from source to sea, as four performers move through ever-changing landscapes. Rooted in Dartmoor, this playful, embodied work offers a fierce, funny and tender exploration of what it means to be human now.