One-off events in addition to our main programme of performances of plays
The Tower Theatre has several social events in the pipeline for its Members, Friends, audiences and the community.
These events include rehearsed readings, informal social gatherings, Q&A sessions with playwrights and experts, quiz nights as well as workshops on directing, acting, movement and design.
Coming up are:
Sunday 25 October at 7pm at the Tower Theatre
Reflections on A Mirror – An evening of new writing
Join the Tower Theatre Writers’ Room for a special evening of new plays written in response to the Tower’s recent production of A Mirror by Sam Holcroft.
Directors’ Workshops
The next workshop will be:
Sunday 15 November – Warming up and using improvisation in rehearsals with Jonathan Reed
Sunday Sing
Sunday 29 November from 3:30pm-6pm in the Smith Studio
Come along and sing some songs from the shows in another session of the friendly, no-pressure informal ensemble singing workshop led by Vahan Salorian and Sorrel Brown.
It’s open to all to take part in – all levels of singing experience welcome. You do not need to audition, read music, or have done any singing before – it’s all about having fun.
The bar will be open afterwards!
It’s free to attend for Friends and Members, and with a small charge for non-members.
[Future dates for your diary : Sunday Sing will return in 2027 on Sunday 10 January and Sunday 14 February.]
Wednesday 9 December at 7.30pm at the Tower Theatre
A rehearsed reading of The House of Bernada Alba
A script-in-hand performance of Federico García Lorca’s classic play in a new translation directed by Michael Reilly.
Do you fancy creating – or helping to create – a future event at the Tower Theatre?
We’re talking rehearsed readings, improv nights, comedy, gig nights, poetry nights…. Anything that brings people together and shows what a vibrant and creative community we are. If you have an idea of something you want to do, or if you want to help someone else create a brilliant event, then contact us at [email protected] to share your thoughts!