From world-class music tributes and hilarious comedy to family-friendly performances, opera classics, and unforgettable musical tributes, this local gem is pulling out all the stops.
Whether you’re looking to laugh, sing along, or be spellbound, the Churchill Theatre has a show to suit your mood.
Here’s a look at what’s hitting the stage this May:
All Or Nothing – The Experience
Thursday, May 1 – From £33.00
Celebrating the iconic mod band Small Faces, All Or Nothing – The Experience returns with a new concert format.
Blending live performance with storytelling, this musical journey relives the band’s vibrant rise through the swinging sixties, featuring hits like Itchycoo Park, Lazy Sunday, and All or Nothing.
The evening also includes a broader Sixties tribute, making it a treat for fans of the era’s sound and soul.
Thank You For The Music
Friday, May 2 – From £29.50
ABBA fans, this one’s for you.
Now in its 21st year, this international smash-hit tribute show brings the Swedish supergroup’s greatest hits to life with dazzling costumes and energetic performances.
Dance along to Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, and more in this feel-good celebration of one of pop’s most beloved bands.
Close Up Magic
Friday, May 2 – From £23.00
Get ready to be amazed.
This intimate evening of magic brings top performers from The Magic Circle right to your table.
From sleight of hand to baffling illusions, audience members are part of the show in a night that mixes mystery with laugh-out-loud moments.
Simon Reeve: To The Ends of the Earth (Sold Out)
Sunday, May 4 – From £38.00
TV explorer and author Simon Reeve brings his tales from over 130 countries to the stage.
With awe-inspiring footage and personal stories, this show mixes thrills, humour, and inspiring calls to adventure as Simon reflects on the natural world, global issues, and the human condition.
Chequered Cabaret
Sunday, May 4 – From £12.50
Expect a vibrant evening of live music, comedy, and dance, all in support of Chequered Theatre Company’s upcoming Edinburgh Fringe debut.
It’s a variety night with heart and a great chance to support local talent on the rise.
In The Night Garden Live
Thursday, May 8 to Sunday, May 11 – From £20.50
Perfect for little ones, this enchanting stage adaptation of the beloved children’s show features full-size costumes, puppets, and the magical Pinky Ponk.
Join Igglepiggle on a whimsical journey to find his friends in this gentle, engaging production made just for young audiences.
Joel Dommett – Happy Idiot
Monday, May 12 – From £30.00
TV presenter and comedian Joel Dommett returns to stand-up with his signature charm.
Mixing hilarious new dad stories with life behind the scenes, this show is packed with warmth, wit, and wild anecdotes from one of the UK’s favourite funny men.
Tarot Nice To Meet You
Thursday, May 15 – From £9.50
Part comedy, part Tarot reading, this interactive show is a hit on the festival circuit.
Hosted by Carly Smallman and Sarah Iles, expect both laughter and surprises as audience members receive readings that range from oddly accurate to outrageously entertaining.
Spamalot (WWOS)
Wednesday, May 21 to Saturday, May 24 – From £13.75
The outrageous musical comedy based on Monty Python and the Holy Grail lands in Bromley.
Knights, killer rabbits, and a coconut orchestra – what more could you want?
This community production from WWOS promises laugh-out-loud fun for Python fans and newcomers alike.
Marble Cake – Edinburgh Preview
Saturday, May 24 to Sunday, May 25 – From £12.50
A powerful new play tackling race, family dynamics, and identity, Marble Cake follows two siblings grappling with the past.
This emotional preview gives audiences a first look at the Fringe-bound drama and a chance to support new, diverse storytelling.
Kai Widdrington – Evolution
Sunday, May 25 – From £38.00
Strictly star Kai Widdrington takes centre stage in this dynamic dance spectacular.
Blending ballroom, Latin, and contemporary, Evolution is a visual feast of choreography, featuring an elite cast and stunning production.
A must-see for dance lovers.
An Evening With Alan Brazil And Ray Parlour
Tuesday, May 27 – From £43.00
Two footballing legends take to the stage for a night of banter, behind-the-scenes stories, and sports nostalgia.
With Q&As and a VIP meet-and-greet option, this talkSPORT favourite is perfect for fans of the beautiful game.
Man in the Mirror (Almost Gone)
Wednesday, May 28 – From £31.00
Celebrate the King of Pop with this electrifying tribute concert.
Featuring iconic hits like Thriller, Smooth Criminal, and Man in the Mirror, and starring CJ—one of the world’s top Michael Jackson impersonators—this production combines music, visuals, and dance for an unforgettable evening.
Wolf Hall In Concert
Thursday, May 29 – From £35.00
Immerse yourself in Tudor drama with this stunning concert version of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall.
Featuring live readings, original music, and atmospheric visuals, it brings the intrigue of Cromwell’s court to vivid life, with narration by actor Anton Lesser.
Locomotive for Murder: The Improvised Whodunnit
Friday, May 30 – From £27.00
All aboard for this fully improvised murder mystery.
With audience input shaping every twist, and a detective who’s only just figuring it out, expect laughs, red herrings, and unexpected suspects in this unique comic caper.
Murder Trial Tonight III
Saturday, May 31 – From £32.00
Based on a gripping true crime, this immersive courtroom drama asks audiences to weigh the evidence in a case of domestic tragedy.
Is the boyfriend guilty? Or is something more sinister at play? You decide in this West End-calibre interactive show.
