What's on at The Everyman Cheltenham in September

Written by Alan Ayckbourn, this comedic masterpiece features Norman, an unlikely Lothario, who schemes a romantic getaway with his sister-in-law Annie while his career-focused wife Ruth remains unaware. Their plans are upended by the unexpected arrival of Annie’s brother Reg and his conservative wife Sarah. Amidst excessive alcohol, simmering tension, and comedic misunderstandings, Ayckbourn’s wit delivers an uproarious experience.

This award-winning production promises chaos and laughter, hailed by The Guardian as “up there with British classics like The Office and Fawlty Towers.”

Dial M for Mayhem at the Everyman Theatre

Wednesday 11 - Saturday 14 September 2024

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Middle Ground Theatre Company Ltd presents the World Stage Premiere of Dial M For Mayhem, a hilarious new comedy-drama by the creator of The Verdict. Set in 1991, it follows travelling actors tackling Frederick Knott's thriller in Highland village halls. Amid Scottish weather and company squabbles, expect uproarious laughter and backstage chaos with a quirky cast including a soap star, a shepherd, and a TV-watching sheepdog.

Stones in his Pockets at the Everyman Theatre

Tuesday 17 - Saturday 21 September 2024

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A BARN THEATRE PRODUCTION

Hollywood is coming to the Everyman Theatre, but what happens when two Irish extras become the stars? Stones in His Pockets rediscovered captures the original’s magic with new stagecraft. Set in rural Ireland, it reveals the gap between Hollywood’s romanticised vision and reality through locals Charlie and Jake.

Directed by Matthew McElhinney, this fresh take on the award-winning comedy promises a blend of humour and insight.

The History Boys at the Everyman Theatre

Tuesday 24 - Saturday 28 September 2024

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Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Alan Bennett's acclaimed modern classic, honoured with 30 major awards and named The Nation's Favourite Play in 2013. Set in 1980s Sheffield, The History Boys follows eight spirited teenagers from Cutler's Grammar School as they vie for places at Oxford and Cambridge.

Under the guidance of unconventional teacher Hector, pragmatic Irwin, ambitious headmaster Felix, and insightful Mrs. Lintott, they navigate the chaos of adolescence. Directed by Seán Linnen, this revival explores the purpose of education and who truly benefits from learning.

Black is the Color of My Voice at the Everyman Theatre

Sunday 29 September 2024

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By Apphia Campbell, this acclaimed play, inspired by Nina Simone's life, features many of her iconic songs performed live. It follows a successful singer and civil rights activist seeking redemption after her father’s untimely death.

Reflecting on her journey from a piano prodigy destined for the church to a jazz vocalist leading the Civil Rights Movement, the show has received standing ovations and sell-out success in the UK, Shanghai, New York, Edinburgh, and the West End.