Entertainment Residencies, by Cunard

Direct from the West End, The Last Laugh is a “brilliant” (The Telegraph) laugh-a-minute play which reimagines three of Britain's all-time greatest comedy heroes – Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe, and Bob Monkhouse.​

Dyad Productions brings this special performance of their renowned production A Room of One’s Own - Virginia Woolf’s blisteringly brilliant, wry, and amusing trip through the history of literature, feminism, and gender. ​

The award-winning Dyad Productions join Cunard for a special performance of That Knave, Raleigh – about the famous and fabulous Elizabethan explorer, sailor, dandy, and warrior, Sir Walter Raleigh.​

In 1974, Jimmy Connors was the greatest tennis player on earth. In 1991, he’s getting annihilated. Adam Riches: Jimmy is a fast-paced, funny, and physical ride, deep inside the mind of an ageing, swaggering alpha.

Shellshocked, a thrilling play by award-winning playwright Philip Stokes, tells the tale of heroic, young, and shellshocked soldier, Wesley Hepton, after he returns home from the trenches.​

Experience the powerful adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s Private Peaceful, created by Simon Reade. This gripping solo performance captures the heart-wrenching story of young Private Tommo Peaceful.​

OperaUpClose present Opera Cocktail, a heady cocktail of popular classics shaken with wit, stirred with drama, and served with a twist of ménage a trois.​ Featuring music by Puccini, Mozart, Verdi, and more.

Set in Paris, during the 1924 Olympic Games, this production journeys through the struggles Eric Liddell faces around him in staying true to his principles. Can he bring home a medal for king and country?

John Harper and Joseph Ismay. Passengers on the Titanic. A church minister and an executive of the White Star Line. One a branded hero, one a coward. Both have a story to tell and a journey to make.

On the set of The Hound of the Baskervilles in 1939, Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce tackle the challenges of playing the famous Baker Street sleuths. This evocative performance brings music from the era and howls of laughter.

Celebrated actor Adrian Palmer brings Victorian gothic mystery and horror in his own adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s thrilling masterpiece. Enjoy an hour of melodrama, suspense and horror.

Adrian Palmer performs his own mesmerising adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s mysterious story of social injustice, in The Three Strangers. This story charts the triumph of courage and coolness in the face of murderous injustice.

Adrian Palmer performs some of his favourite comic verses by Hilaire Belloc. Considered the Edwardian master of laugh out loud satirical journeys, Belloc’s Cautionary Tales are parodies of those popular in the 19th century.

A critically acclaimed portrayal of Truman Capote, the brilliant and infamous writer of Breakfast at Tiffany’s, The Truman Capote Talk Show is an unmissable hour of showbiz glitz, celebrity gossip, and backstage heartbreak.

A breathtaking journey through the astonishing highs and lows of one of Sir Walter Raleigh – one of history’s most famous Elizabethan figures. But there’s so much you don’t know about this explorer, sailor, dandy, and warrior.

Come and be amused, challenged, and changed with Dyad Productions’ renowned production A Room of One’s Own - Virginia Woolf’s blisteringly brilliant, wry, and amusing trip through the history of literature, feminism, and gender.

Have you ever wondered what is behind the seemingly perfect life of Audrey Hepburn? All she really wanted was to love and be loved. Take a closer look at the legend in this new biopic play written and performed by Helen Anker.

Through the portal of a coffee mug belonging to the great British playwright Harold Pinter, Janet takes us back to 1984 when she worked as housekeeper to Pinter and his wife, Lady Antonia Fraser.

1894. Watson is alone. His beloved wife, Mary, and the great Sherlock Holmes are gone. London seethes with false reports. It's time to set the record straight. One-man play WATSON, performed by Tim Marriott is set to do just that.​

A comedy about a tragedy, and a love letter to the greatest play ever written. This show imagines the Old King arriving in the afterlife where he meets his old court jester, Yorick. But the King is not happy.

It’s 1939 and Philomena McGuinness is newly recruited for the British war effort. This poignant and comedic one-woman play is infused with poetry and inspired by the true stories of Irish nurses in World War Two.

A fierce and fiery one-woman play, Victorine: The Artist's Model explores the lives of female Impressionists and artists' models during a turbulent decade in 19th-century Europe.

Why do people write ghost stories? Is it to explain away the fear? To spread it? Or could it be to reveal the ghosts inside themselves…? This one-person play is inspired by the life of Shirley Jackson and the stories of M.R. James.

Monet’s paintings are world famous. We all know his water lilies, but how much do we know of the man? This play explores his life and loves, and the desperation prompting his suicide attempt.

Discover Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham’s rocky road to joining Fleetwood Mac in this story that journeys through their relationship breakdown, alongside the process of writing some of the world’s favourite songs.

Anchorage, Alaska, 1964. The largest earthquake in US history. Experience a frenetic and madcap retelling of this incredible true story. A heartwarming portrait of a real-life hero and her community in crisis.

Enter the uncanny world of Edgar Allan Poe, where reason spirals into madness and guilt has a heartbeat of its own. Award-winning company Box Tale Soup present five terrifying tales, through ingenious use of puppetry.

Alison Skilbeck's one-woman show depicts October 1942, when Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the president, takes a dangerous trip to wartime London, to visit US troops, and see how the British - most importantly the women - are coping.

Watch as Professor Artemis Turret, played by Alison Skilbeck, is forced to unveil her own hidden theatrical talents in seven wildly contrasting roles, from Mistress Quickly to the Duchess of Gloucester and Queen Margaret.