Name: What the Dickens?
Start: 2025-11-22T19:30:00
Location: Arena Theatre Wolverhampton

The Arena Theatre Wolverhampton is set to dazzle audiences with a series of remarkable performances and engaging events that cater to a wide array of artistic tastes. From accessible drama workshops to an imaginative retelling of The Jungle Book, the theatre promises a calendar filled with captivating experiences. Highlights include the festive charm of 'Festive Frivolities', the chilling tales of 'Dark Tales in Winter', and a heartening story of resilience in 'Wonderin' Y'. Join us as we delve into this spectacular lineup of entertainment.

Arena Theatre Wolverhampton: A Feast of Drama, Music, and Excitement

Arena Theatre Wolverhampton is set to host a variety of exciting theatrical events that promise to engage, entertain, and inspire audiences. From accessible drama workshops led by visually impaired facilitators to a reinterpretation of Oscar Wilde's classic comedy, these events cater to a broad range of tastes and interests. Attendees can look forward to a gripping solo performance recounting the life of Slade's drummer, a hilarious musical set in ancient Rome, and a vibrant theatrical piece blending Victorian music and storytelling. Join us for an enriching cultural journey this season.

A Diverse Array of Theatrical Experiences at Arena Theatre Wolverhampton

This season, the Arena Theatre Wolverhampton presents a diverse lineup of events that promises to captivate and inspire. From the accessible and inclusive 'No Dramas' sessions to the powerful solo performance of 'Wonderin' Y,' and the comedic brilliance of 'A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum,' each event offers a unique theatrical experience. Additionally, 'What the Dickens?' combines music and storytelling in a vibrant exploration of Victorian culture. These events highlight both the resilience of human spirit and the enduring appeal of theatre.

A Season of Drama, Music, and Inspiration at Arena Theatre Wolverhampton

Arena Theatre Wolverhampton

A spellbinding theatre piece with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated director Nicholas Renton, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, old carols and lively folk dance music performed by a multi-talented cast of seven who act, sing, dance and play instruments: sometimes all at the same time!

What the Dickens?

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