Living with a womb can be taxing, as we put forth so much effort to conceal or express the physical and emotional symptoms that come with it. However, it’s time to stop hiding and start embracing our hormonal monsters together. Join us for “Coiled Up,” a compelling dance‑theatre work choreographed and directed by Bar Groisman, performed by Polly Constance, Aeron Preston, Jenna Unwin and Jacquelyn Tepper.

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Coiled Up

Cambridge Leisure Park

Noël Coward’s glitteringly risqué comedy Easy Virtue is brought to life by renowned director Trevor Nunn, who knows The Arts Theatre well having directed plays here while he was a Cambridge student.

Noël Coward's Easy Virtue

King's College, Cambridge

The renowned Boston Theater Company is crossing the pond for a thrilling performance on October 11, 2025. This spectacular event will take place at the Cambridge Junction, a popular venue in Cambridge, UK. The show kicks off at 19:30 local time. Known for their captivating performances, the Boston Theater Company promises an unforgettable evening that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience world-class theater. Secure your tickets now on Ticketmaster! For more information, visit the official website at bostonorange.com.

Scott Bennett - Stuff

Cambridge Junction

The Fiver is a longstanding Cambridge Junction event offering emerging bands the opportunity to play on the J1 stage and take part in Fiver Fest.

The Fiver – March

Podcast link: https://youtu.be/4hagYvrYbuM

The Artelize Podcast and Kasper Holten - Pedefining Opera for the modern world

Podcast link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d36M5Hi6O80

The Artelize Podcast - A legacy of innovation in Opera: Celebrating Marc A. Scorca

Podcast link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59E40S_EQSY

The Artelize Podcast: A love letter that was never sent

Podcast link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THv6htilWtI

The Artelize Podcast and Adolfo Corrado: Mediterranean flavors, opera and social media

The new material is reflective of the confidence within the band, who cannot wait for the fans to hear all the material, and indeed to play it live. Neil Jones says: “With ‘Cut Me Loose’ we wondered what it would be like to mix Talking Heads, Fela Kuti and Disco. The addition of the Prince of Burundi JP Bimeni on vocals was the cherry on top of a very funky cake. Neil Sheasby added, “‘Cut Me Loose’ was something we worked up fairly quickly once we had found the groove, it kind of puts me in mind of those early 80’s Rolling Stones movers like ‘Dance (pt1)’ or ‘Emotional Rescue’. Like off kilter disco!”Of the track ‘Summer Song’ Neil Sheasby said, “Sometimes you just capture the spirit of what you are searching for in a song first time and that was pretty much the case with this one. Most of what you hear is from the initial demo. We had Omar in mind for this as soon as it came together, thankfully he liked it and agreed to collaborate on it, he brings the magic and lights the tune up”. Neil Jones added, “This was a tune we based on a studio groove myself, Sheas and Dom had recorded. We wanted the vocal to fit the jazzy laid back hip hop feel of the track and Omar’s voice fits that vibe perfectly.Neil Jones says of ‘The Revival of Survival’, “I think this is our funkiest to date. We wanted to push the sound to a different place with elements of disco, funk and house, and lyrically retain the optimism you find on a Stone Foundation record. It’s a joyous uplifting record that deserves to be played loud out on the dance floor”. Neil Sheasby agreed, “I feel like the whole record has a club vibe to it, it’s bookended by a couple of almost ambient moments but on the whole it’s a dancer! It feels very cohesive and concise.We were quite mindful to create a more contemporary and modern sounding album. We certainly captured the mood and spirit of our intentions and I think it’ll be a whole load of fun(k) to perform live too”.

Stone Foundation

Presented by The Cambridge Pentacle Magic Club. Staring the clubs finest conjurors, magicians and tricksters. Moments blends sleek sophistication with jaw-dropping illusions, all wrapped in a smooth, stylish atmosphere.

Cambridge Pentacle Magic Club Presents: Moments

Kym Marsh (Coronation Street, Waterloo Road, Abigail’s Party) and Lisa Faulkner (Holby City, Murder In Suburbia, John and Lisa’s Weekend Kitchen) star in the world premiere production of Single White Female - the gripping new stage thriller inspired by the best-selling book and hit 90’s movie, that led a generation to fear a stiletto heel!

Single White Female

Triple-platinum indie-pop stars The Feeling have today announced their UK headline tour celebrating 20 years of their iconic debut album ‘Twelve Stops & Home’. The tour will see the band on a major 16-date tour across the UK and Ireland performing ‘Twelve Stops & Home’ in full, plus all their chart-topping hits.

The Feeling

Four top student acts, Ava, Den, Lost Projects and Pulsar, selected from auditions, compete in the live final of the University of Cambridge’s popular performance competition. They will be judged by high-profile music industry figures including Sonita Alleyne OBE (Chair, Centre for Music Performance), Preye Crooks (Sony Music) and Matt Fincham (BBC Radio 1). The judges’ decision will be informed by an audience vote.

Take It To The Bridge

Danny, Jojo, and Yaz are on tour, bringing their marvellous variety show to audiences across the country. In between gigs at the nation’s best holiday resorts, they’re donning their famous Brightcoats and welcoming audiences into town halls, theatres and village greens up and down the country. A dazzling mix of comedy acts, songs and games, plus some spectacular roller-skating!

All For Your Delight

Through movement, games, guided breathwork-meditation, and group connection, we invite you to release, discover and recharge.

Move With Us Course

Puccini’s classic in a new English version by Hannah Kumari, re-orchestrated by Vahan Salorian. Featuring some of the most famous music in opera and inspired by popular modern-day ‘whodunnits’ such as The White Lotus and Knives Out, Gianni Schicchi (or Where There’s A Will) brings Puccini roaring into the 21st Century.

Gianni Schicchi (or Where There's A Will)

Alan Freed was a Cleveland DJ who heard the future and knew he had to let it sing. He named the genre “Rock & Roll”, bringing music to the masses. Along the way, he became an icon to the nation’s youth, and a target for the nation’s establishment.

Rock & Roll Man

Short Scratchings is a friendly and informal scratch night where members of our artist network, Troop, show up to ten minutes’ of new material in any art form.

Short Scratchings

Can we ever know what will come to pass? Can an act of prediction bring the future into being? Reading the runes and crunching the data, with this show we delve into the ways we forecast, calculate, sense, predict and prophesy the future.

Ways of Knowing

A day of research, sharing & conversation for the UK cultural sector launching new research findings into experiences of anti-LGBTQ+backlash.

BACKLASH: A Queer Cultural State of The Nation

Ferocious Dog are a six-piece band who deal in a vibrant vein of Celtic-folk infused punk rock, comfortably slotting in between Billy Bragg and The Levellers. However, like The Levellers and New Model Army (also listed as an influence), Ferocious Dog have a broad spectrum of influences, tied together by the band’s left-leaning convictions and a shared desire to communicate through music.

Ferocious Dog

Two handsome and charming gondoliers discover that one is the long-lost heir to the throne of Barataria - but which one? In the pursuit of the truth, a bewildering series of events threaten both their marriages and their claim to the throne.

The Gondoliers, Gilbert and Sullivan’s last great success, is a fizzing comedy of mistaken identity that marries joy and chaos with a sharp satire of monarchy and class. This new production is helmed by Liam Steel, who directed ETO’s Olivier Award-winning production of Paul Bunyan.

The Gondoliers

Buxton Opera House

Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury

The Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham

Storyhouse Chester

Gala Theatre, Durham

Hackney Empire

Norwich Theatre Royal

Lyceum Theatre Sheffield

Hall for Cornwall, Truro

When Canio, leader of a theatre troupe, sees his life reflected in rehearsals for an upcoming opera, he becomes convinced that his wife is having an affair. Can Canio temper his spiralling emotions, or will his jealousy get the better of him?

Art imitates life in English Touring Opera’s new production of Pagliacci. Ripped from the headlines about a real-life crime case from composer Ruggero Leoncavallo’s own childhood, Pagliacci packs passion, melodrama and revenge into an intense 90 minutes of drama. Eleanor Burke (founder of the pioneering sustainable opera company, Green Opera) makes her directorial debut with ETO alongside ETO Music Director Gerry Cornelius.

Events in Cambridge

Coiled Up

Cambridge Junction

Noël Coward's Easy Virtue...

Cambridge Arts Theatre

Scott Bennett - Stuff

Boston Theater Company

The Fiver – March

Cambridge Junction

The Artelize Podcast and ...

Artelize

The Artelize Podcast - A ...

Artelize

The Artelize Podcast: A l...

Artelize

The Artelize Podcast and ...

Artelize

Stone Foundation

Cambridge Junction

Cambridge Pentacle Magic ...

Cambridge Junction

Single White Female

Cambridge Arts Theatre

The Feeling

Cambridge Junction

Take It To The Bridge

Cambridge Junction

All For Your Delight

Cambridge Junction

Move With Us Course

Cambridge Junction

Gianni Schicchi (or Where...

Cambridge Arts Theatre

Rock & Roll Man

Cambridge Arts Theatre

Short Scratchings

Cambridge Junction

Ways of Knowing

Cambridge Junction

BACKLASH: A Queer Cultura...

Cambridge Junction

Ferocious Dog

Cambridge Junction

The Gondoliers

English Touring Opera

Pagliacci

English Touring Opera

Annie Mac: Before Midnigh...

Cambridge Junction