From murder mysteries and supernatural thrillers to award-winning musicals, there’s something for everyone across May, June and July.
Here’s a look at some of the biggest productions confirmed for Bromley this summer.
Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift
Where: Churchill Theatre, Bromley
When: until May 16, 2026
The world premiere stage adaptation of ITV favourite Midsomer Murders comes to Bromley as part of its UK tour.
Based on the original murder mystery, the story begins when well-loved villager Emily Simpson is found dead in Badger’s Drift.
While her death appears accidental, her friend Lucy Bellringer suspects foul play, prompting DCI Tom Barnaby and Sergeant Gavin Troy to investigate.
Daniel Casey, who originally played Sergeant Troy in the TV series, takes on the role of Inspector Barnaby, alongside James Bradwell (Bridgerton) as Sergeant Troy.
The cast also includes Nathalie Barclay (Killing Eve), Chandrika Chevli (Unforgotten), Julie Legrand (Silent Witness) and John Dougall (Taggart).
2:22 – A Ghost Story
Where: Churchill Theatre, Bromley
When: June 15 – June 20, 2026
The hit supernatural thriller 2:22 – A Ghost Story arrives in Bromley following its success in the West End and on its UK tour.
Written by Danny Robins, the play follows a couple who clash over whether their new home is haunted.
During a dinner party with friends, tensions rise as belief and scepticism collide, with events culminating in the chilling moment at 2:22am.
The cast includes James Bye (EastEnders), Natalie Casey (Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps), Shvorne Marks (Three Little Birds) and Grant Kilburn.
Six the Musical
Where: Churchill Theatre, Bromley
When: July 15 – July 18, 2026
The smash-hit musical Six will be returning to Bromley as part of its UK tour.
This high-energy show reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII as a modern pop group, each telling their side of the story in a bold, 80-minute performance.
The Bromley cast features LaSasha Aldredge, Yna Montarde, Emily Dawson, Jodie Knight, Sammy Timbers and Layla Chivandire, backed by the all-female band, The Ladies in Waiting.
