New Touring Shows for 2027!

Announcing four new shows for 2027, including comedy from Jack Skipper, two new children's shows, and the return of Claybody Theatre (you might remember their riotous production of The Grand Babylon hotel earlier this year!)

Tickets are on sale to SJT Circle members from now until 10am on Mon 5 Oct, when general booking opens. Not a member? Head here to join from just £3.33 a month, which includes loads of lovely extras like priority booking, discounts, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.

Come on, let's dive in!

Alicia's Amazing Adventure - 27 February

A magical, time-travelling family show that begins with one big question...

“Why do people have different coloured skin?”

Children ask questions. Big ones. Awkward ones. Important ones. And sometimes, grown-ups don’t know how to answer.

In this joyful and imaginative new theatre show, Alicia sets out to find the truth – journeying across time, meeting historic heroes, hidden heroines, and uncovering surprising stories from Britain’s past.

Rise and Fall - 8 & 9 March

Come and explore an ecosystem of balloons: universes in miniature.

In Rise And Fall you’ll meet all manner of balloons, from small floating moons to vast bouncing orbs. Forever expanding and contracting, balloons are free to float, fly and sway. Hold your breath and go sailing away in this poetic performance for young audiences about holding on and letting go

Jack Skipper: Nothing Heavy - 22 April

After a sell-out debut tour and an appearance on Live at the Apollo, Jack Skipper's back with his brand-new show, Nothing Heavy.

Expect more of Jack’s brilliantly relatable stand-up, as he tries to make sense of life, getting older and everything in between.

Come and have a laugh. Nothing heavy.

Vacuum - 27 - 29 May

Not everything can be fixed.

It’s the end of a long week for financial adviser Ray as he steps out of the rain into the dingy little vacuum repair shop. When he meets the enigmatic proprietor, he hopes for a straightforward conversation about money and investments.

But as he's drawn deeper into Mr Ashburner’s twilight world, the fabric of Ray’s own fragile life starts to unravel.

A touching, darkly comic and surreal thriller about what it means to live a good life.

Back on stage for the first time in 21 years, Vacuum is the new show from Claybody Theatre who were at the SJT earlier this year with The Grand Babylon Hotel.

Tickets are on sale to SJT Circle members from now until 10am on Mon 5 Oct, when general booking opens. Not a member? Head here to join from just £3.33 a month, which includes loads of lovely extras like priority booking, discounts, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.