Read all about our 2019 shows here - on sale 1 March or 15 Feb for Circle members!

"Who'd want to join in building a f***ing playground?"

Meet Dan, Ben and Sami. Three men wrestling with demons, life, each other.

It's therapy you can dance to!

OperaUpClose's hugely acclaimed, 2011 Olivier-Award winning, new English version of Puccini’s La Bohème.

This production of Shakespeare’s glorious romantic comedy is sure to capture your hearts this spring!

Want to change the world? You have one vote. Use it wisely.

What is Freedom? What makes us feel free, what doesn’t?

A collection of short plays based on young people’s own experiences of growing up in Scarborough.

Josie Botting is celebrating her birthday... but as a work-from-home dominatrix she’s lost the will to dominate...

A new folk opera by Neil Gore and John Kirkpatrick

A punchy and poetic exploration of family, race, identity and love.

A lively, fun and interactive version of the Aesop's Fable about an impossible race.

If you could re-write your past, would you?

Big hearted and quick-witted poems from a raconteur at the top of his game.

Violet is a new play about human connection and inter-generational friendships.

A showcase of play excerpts, directed and performed by professional and emerging talent.

John Hegley returns to the SJT with a delightful familiy show full of songs, drawings and poems.

A one-man musical comedy by award-winning duo Tom Wells (words) and Matthew Robins (music).

What do you think would happen if you knocked on a stranger’s door and offered to write them a poem?

A lighthouse keeper lives on a desolate outcrop surrounded by stormy seas.

Oscar Wilde’s classic masterpiece is dazzlingly adapted with your choice of casting!

This musical egg-stravaganza is bursting with puppetry, magic and illusions... and water guns!

The Sign of Four is Conan Doyle’s epic second Sherlock Holmes tale. Crammed with adventure, romance, comedy.

An Award Winning comedy set in an Indian restaurant

There’s nothing else for it but to defy dementia, with music, songs and laughter.

If your children could create their very own magical musical adventure, what would it be?

Spontaneous musical comedy at its absolute finest, returning in 2019.

The ultimate feel-good comedy, with live music and tap dancing!

When families get together to celebrate a special occasion, there’s a danger that all hell will break loose.

Lottie adores stories... imagine her surprise when one morning she wakes up to find herself lost in Bookland!

After refusing to register his child’s birth, Strawman embarks on a personal and legal battle in order to keep his child.

As ingenious in its construction as any of his previous plays, Birthdays Past, Birthdays Present is Ayckbourn's 83rd play!

This is a play based on experiences of being a transracial adoptee from Hong Kong and growing up in a very white world.

An explosive and passionate portrait of a young heroine of our times.

This fast-paced, electric script is from award-winning playwright Ben Snyder, who is currently writing for Netflix.

Feminist academic Laura returns to work following the death of her father.

To mark his 80th birthday, enjoy a look back on some of the 20 or so family and children’s plays written by Alan Ayckbourn.

Thrilling, chilling and witty, examining afresh the eternal question of whether we ever really change how we’re made.

A laugh out loud comedy about trying to find a moment of calm in these challenging times.

There’ll be songs, swords, talking vegetables, the Boyes’ Santa and a giant mechanical crab... called Susan.