Everyman Theatre Unveils a Showstopping New Season
World Premieres, Musicals and Festive Magic at the Everyman Theatre
New brochure out now, revealing a new season of award-winning dramas, festive magic, and world premieres.
The Everyman Theatre has lifted the curtain on its brand-new brochure, revealing an exciting line up of productions for the year ahead. Audiences can now browse the season online, with printed copies landing with subscribers and available to pick up from the theatre.
The new line up offers a selection of world-class theatre, musicals, and family favourites, ensuring something for everyone.
Dramas & Thrillers
2:22 A Ghost Story (20th – 25th October) – Following seven smash-hit West End seasons and a record-breaking UK tour, the supernatural phenomenon arrives in Cheltenham. Kevin Clifton (Chicago, Strictly Come Dancing) joins the cast and presenter Stacey Dooley reprises her acclaimed role in Danny Robins’ spine-tingling thriller.
The Shawshank Redemption (10th – 14th February) – Stephen King’s classic novella has been adapted for the stage, starring Joe McFadden (Holby City, Strictly Come Dancing), in a tale of survival and hope in a maximum-security prison. Also stars Ben Onwukwe and Bill Ward.
Death on the Nile (3rd – 7th February) – Mark Hadfield (Belfast, Outlander) stars as Hercule Poirot on board a luxurious cruise under the Egyptian sun, when a couple’s idyllic honeymoon is cut short by a brutal murder.
Midsomer Murders: The Killing at Badger’s Drift (3rd – 7th March) – Murder comes to the countryside in the theatrical world premiere of the iconic TV favourite. Starring Daniel Casey as DCI Tom Barnaby.
Festive Highlights
Robin Hood and His Merry Men (28th November 2025 – 11th January 2026) – Gloucestershire’s favourite clown Tweedy returns to lead the Everyman’s award-winning pantomime.
The Little Mermaid (28th November 2025 – 3rd January 2026) – A magical family show in the Irving Studio Theatre from Black Hound Productions, filled with folk music and sea shanties. Sponsored by Dean Close Pre-Preparatory School.
A Dickens Christmas (4th December 2025 – 3rd January) – Black Hound Productions present a visually stunning new take on Charles Dickens’ most beloved stories.
New Announcements for 2026
Sherlock Holmes and the Hunt for Moriarty (20th – 24th January) – A thrilling new world premiere. 2 for 1 tickets available for opening night.
Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (27th – 31st January) – The rock & roll musical phenomenon returns, packed with Buddy’s classic hits.
Single White Female (17th – 21st March) – Kym Marsh stars in a bold, modern reimagining of the hit ‘90s thriller.
Barnum (7th – 11th April) – Lee Mead stars as P.T. Barnum in a show filled with spectacle and circus magic, choreographed by Oti Mabuse.
The Constant Wife (20th – 25th April) – The Royal Shakespeare Company’s sparkling comedy starring Kara Tointon, with music by Jamie Cullum.
The Beekeeper of Aleppo (2nd – 6th June) – Christy Lefteri’s bestselling novel adapted for the stage.
Mark Goucher, CEO of the Everyman Theatre, said:
“It’s a very thrilling time for the Everyman Theatre. In addition to the incredible season of shows in our main house and Irving Studio theatres we have some very exciting developments in our Education and Community department. We hope you’ll take time to read about our new Grove Street centre, which will serve as the hub of our Education and Community Outreach efforts, and find out how you can help us extend the love of the arts to others.”
Everyman Theatre Full Brochure – Read now
Tickets for all productions are on sale now. Book Your Show Today.
You can also call the Box Office on 01242 572573.
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