Welcome to our weekly what’s on guide for Bedford and the surrounding area from the Bedford Clanger.
Never miss a thing in Bedford ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Bedford Clanger what’s on guide lands every Wednesday and is the only guide you need to find out what’s on and what’s happening across the Borough for the next 11 days.
The Bedford Clanger’s What’s On Guide is kindly sponsored by The Cellar Bar Bedford.
Wednesday, 19 March 2025
Karaoke: Drag karaoke and Bingo hosted by Drag Queen Fanny Burns
The Cellar Bar @ 8pm / bar opens at 7pm
Free entry
Drag queen Fanny Burns brings her own spin on karaoke and bingo and it’s hilarious and good fun. The bingo cash jackpot has been well over £100. £2 per card of six tickets, meaning six chances of winning. Raffle tickets for Fanny’s Flaps game are just £1. £2 tickets for Fanny’s Flaps with a cash jackpot of upto £250 to be won.
The Cellar Bar is a safe, inclusive, environment for all of our customers. Free entry, just turn up.
Make sure you’re there early enough to get drinks and bingo tickets. Bar opens at 7pm. This show contains adult humour and swearing and is strictly an over 18’s event.
Thursday, 20 March 2025
Bedford Skeptics: Life as an archaeologist (from Sussex to Sharnbrook, via Shropshire, South Wales, Saltburn and Sandy) by Mike Luke
The North End Social Club, 60 Roff Avenue MK41 7TW @ 7pm
Donations appreciated
Local archaeologist, Mike Luke, will provide a whistle-stop account of his work and associated journey on sites around England and Wales, which eventually led him to live in Sharnbrook.
He will summarise his time from being a young archaeologist to a professional working for Albion Archaeology. By doing so he will provide a general introduction to archaeology and he will highlight some of the changes throughout his career. He will also briefly describe some of the more significant discoveries made by Albion in Bedfordshire.
Thursday, 20 March 2025
Dancing: Planet Swing featuring the Queen Bee Blues Band
The Dance Hall, Wixams Retirement Village, Bedford Road, Bedford, MK42 6EA @ 8pm – 10.30pm
Tickets: £12.99
An evening for dancers and music enthusiasts alike. Cashless bar, plenty of seating (night club set up) and dance floor. Book in advance and come along at 7.15pm for a 45-minute dance class in Balboa, one of the original swing dances of the era. For the main event, just turn up – pay cash at reception – have fun, no booking needed.
Friday, 21 – Sunday, 23 March 2025
Art: Open Studio Big Weekender
POP4, The Old Arcade
Free entry
Five Bedford-based artists are inviting the public into their town centre studio to get up close and personal with their work.
Mo Rahman, Talia Giles, Fiona Wilson, Emily Baxter and Giacomo Verdura are the artists in residence at POP STUDIO4 in the Old Arcade in Bedford. Beginning with drinks and a DJ at the ‘Friday Late’ on 21 March, the space will be open for the whole weekend, giving a glimpse into the life of a Bedford artist.
Read: Behind-the-scenes at the Open Studio Big Weekender
As well as an opportunity to meet the artists in person, there will be live drawing and painting demonstrations by resident artists Fiona Wilson and Mo Rahman and an eclectic selection of fine art and illustration, both original paintings and prints, to browse and buy.
Friday, 21 March 2025
Classical music: Osmo Vänskä conducts Mendelssohn
Bedford Corn Exchange @ 7.30pm
Tickets: prices vary
Programme: MAZZOLI These Worlds In Us / MOZART Piano Concerto No. 25, K. 503 / MENDELSSOHN Symphony No. 5, ‘Reformation’
Young Japanese pianist Mao Fujita is taking the classical music world by storm with his technical mastery and ‘tremendous versatility’ (The Times). Celebrated for his interpretations of Mozart, he will perform the composer’s Piano Concerto No. 25. A jewel of the Classical period, it is widely considered one of Mozart’s greatest concertos.
Friday, 21 March 2025
Theatre: In Other Words
The Quarry Theatre @ 7.30pm
Tickets: from £13.50
They call it ‘the incident’ now. What happened when they first met. He always said it was part of his ‘romantic plan’, but they both know that’s rubbish.
Connected by the music of Frank Sinatra, this intimate, humorous and deeply moving love story explores the effects of Alzheimer’s disease and the transformative power of music to help us remember the past, connect with the present and hope for the future.
In Other Words has more than 20 five and four-star reviews and has been seen by over 300,000 people in multiple languages across the globe. It is the English language original of 4x Moliere Award-winning phenomenon Oublie Moi.
Friday, 21 March 2025
Live music: Lost for Words
The Cellar Bar @ 8.30pm / bar opens @ 6pm / Happy Hour @ 6pm – 9pm
Free entry
Lost for Words make their debut at The Cellar Bar, so expect musical excellence and a selection of songs by Jimi Hendrix, Radiohead, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Talking Heads, REM, Coldplay, Kings of Leon, Gary Moore, David Bowie, Stereophonics and much more.
Saturday, 22 March 2025
Dance music: Motown Saturdays
The Wellington Arms, Wellington Street @ from 4pm
Free entry
The perfect excuse to enjoy a chilled-out chat, have a laugh, enjoy a drink, reminise and dance to top draw soul music with Martyn, Chris, Andy and Geoff at the Wellington Arms.
Saturday, 22 March 2025
Music: Sounds like the 80s
The Quarry Theatre @ 7.30pm
Tickets: £18
Just like that old school disco, you will be singing the night away in proper 80s fashion, remembering the music from a decade that brought us the birth of MTV, chunky mobile phones, and the Rubik’s cube, plus blockbuster movies like ET and Dirty Dancing.
All your 80s mixtape favourites from Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, OMD, Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, Pointer Sisters, Toto, Wham, Madonna, Whitney Houston, Irene Cara, and so so many more in a show where the hits keep coming.
So grab those neon legwarmers, big shoulder pads and shell suits out of the back of the cupboard and join us for a fantastic night remembering the songs that made the 80s the best!
Saturday, 22 March 2025
Choral music: Bedford Choral Society presents African Sanctus
Bedford Corn Exchange @ 7.30pm
Tickets: Prices vary
Bob Chilcott – Little Jazz Mass / Ariel Ramirez – Misa Criolla / Fanshawe – African Sanctus
This is a Bedford Choral Society concert with a difference! Three pieces contrasting in style but unified in exuberance and energy. The rarely performed African Sanctus is an electrifying cross-cultural fusion of different religions with a timely message of inclusion and understanding.
The Misa Criolla’s Latin American folk and dance rhythms are soulful and infectious and the Little Jazz Mass will have you toe tapping to a variety of jazz, swing and blues styles. An experience not to be missed!
Saturday, 22 March 2025
Live Music: The Krakens
The Cellar Bar @ 8.30pm / late close
Free entry
The Krakens are back at the Cellar Bar and they’ll be covering a variety of rock songs through the ages from the likes of Elton John, Queen, Nirvana, Goo Goo Dolls, Green Day and many more.
Saturday, 22 March 2025
Live music: Dub Pistols
Bedford Esquires @ 7.30pm
Tickets: £20
After a four-year gap, Dub Pistols return to Bedford Esquires with a show as part of the venue’s 35th Anniversary celebrations.
The Dubs may have had an easier ride of it if they’d been a cartoon band like Gorillaz. There wouldn’t have been assorted band member casualties along the way as life on the road took its toll.
The multi-cultural collective has involved dozens of artists and musicians over the years — some remaining for years, a few for the duration, and others just popping in for a guest appearance. Their sound has accordingly morphed a variety of times since their inception: taking in dub, punk, jungle, ska, breakbeat, hip-hop and a whole lot more, it’s been a long road travelled.
Sunday, 23 March 2025
Family fun: Crafternoon at the Higgins
The Higgins Bedford @ 2pm – 4pm
Free entry
Take part in free monthly creative activities at the Higgins Bedford. Guided by local artists, the sessions are suitable for all the family and particularly those under 12.
Sunday, 23 March 2025
Live music: Soul Factory – Saturday Afternoon Chillout with DJ Rocky & Bobby
The Cellar Bar @ 3pm
Free entry
Head to the Cellar Bar for an afternoon of pure soul, funk, R&B, house, Motown & Northern Soul classics with Soul Factory.
Sunday, 23 March 2025
Live music: The X-Certs play the Sunday Afternoon Session
Bedford Esquires @ 5pm
Free entry
The X-Certs return for this weeks Sunday afternoon session playing New Wave, Post Punk and 60’s and 70’s pop.
Last chance to see…
Until Sunday, 23 March 2025
Geology: Mary Anning Rocks
The Higgins Bedford
Free entry
The Higgins Bedford’s Mary Anning exhibition will close on Sunday, 23 March, so make sure you grab the chance to see it.
Mary Anning Rocks tells the awe-inspiring story of Mary Anning, the pioneering fossil hunter who unearthed marine reptiles and discovered the secrets of Jurassic life. Explore the Jurassic specimens held at The Higgins Bedford in this display curated in partnership with Bedfordshire Geology Group.
Tuesday, 25 March – Saturday, 5 April 2025
Exhibition: Colour
Basement @ Bunyan, Mill Street, MK40 3EU @ Tuesdays-Saturdays, 11am – 4pm
Free entry
Artists with learning disabilities and or autism are showcasing their creative talent in an exhibition at Basement @ Bunyan to celebrate Autism Awareness Month.
Expect to see paintings, drawings, collage and sculptures by artists who attend Living It Up Performing Arts Centre, Youth Inspired and Autism Bedfordshire.
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Live music: Tuesday lunchtime concert
St Paul’s church, St Paul’s Square @ 1pm
Free entry with retiring collection (suggested donation £5)
A recital by the Peregrine Recorder Ensemble.
Free with a retiring collection.
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Art & Culture lecture: Matthew Wilson: A history of world art in five symbols
The Addison Centre, Kempston @ 10.45am / 11am start
Tickets: NBAS members – free / guests £10
North Beds Arts Society presents a talk by art historian, Matthew Wilson on the history of the world in five symbols He’ll be unlocking the hidden meanings of cultural symbols and will shed new light on ideas that have driven history.
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Live music: Bedford Bakes Club
The Castle, 17 Newnham Street @ 7.30pm
Free entry
Bedford Bakes is a baking Club that welcomes everyone.
Each meeting has a theme and this month’s is ‘Getting ready for Easter’, so bring your bake to share, swap recipes and discover new creations both sweet and savoury.
The perfect chance to connect with fellow bakers and enjoy new treats in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Don’t forget to bring your Tupperware for leftovers!
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Art: The Circus of Illustration’s Drink and Draw – Portraits
The Park pub, Kimbolton Road @ 7.30pm
Free (£2 donation appreciated)
On the last Tuesday of every month, Bedford’s creative community meets up at the Park pub for the Circus of Illustration’s monthly Drink and Draw sessions. With a different theme each month, it’s open to absolutely anyone (over 18) of any skill level and there’s no need to book.
This month it’s a Drink and Draw portraits session. Do you ever whip out a sketchbook at a train station, or a coffee shop? Have you noticed that in the real world, people just keep moving about? This time at Drink and Draw you’ll be practising unposed portraits, with sitters that just won’t sit still. Expect quick-fire sketches to really test your mettle.
Equipment and resources are provided in a no-pressure, relaxed atmosphere to chat, drink and doodle.
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Friends of the Higgins talk: Horatio Nelson – from disaster at Tenerife to triumph at the Nile
St Andrew’s Church Hall, Kimbolton Road MK40 2PF @ 7.30pm
Tickets: £10 on the door / £8 via their justgigiving page
This month’s Friends of the Higgins talk is by Peter Gutteridge of the Nelson Society. Peter is a long-standing member of the Nelson Society and has Masters Degrees in Maritime History from Greenwich University and History from Cambridge University His interest in Nelson was originally fostered by his grandfather, Professor H.C. Gutteridge, who was a distinguished academic and author of ‘Nelson and the Neapolitan Jacobins’.
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
Film: Bedford Film Society presents Monster
The University of Bedford, Polhill Avenue @ 7.30pm
Tickets: members free / £5/day guest
When her young son Minato starts to behave strangely, his mother storms into the school demanding to know what’s going on. But as the story unfolds through the eyes of mother, teacher and child, the truth gradually emerges.
Wednesday, 26 March 2025
Quiz: A1 SpeedQuizzing
The Cellar Bar @ 8pm / bar opens at 7pm
£3pp to enter the quiz
A fun and interactive night of brain-bending entertainment! Get your team of up to six players together and give it a go. £60 bar tab to the winners and there is a rolling jackpot each week. Hosted by experienced Speed Quizzing host Owen.
Walk-ins are allowed on the night until the venue is full. To make sure you don’t miss out, reserve your table online here.
Thursday, 27 March 2025
Theatre: The Ballad of Underwater Daughter
The Place Theatre @ 7.30pm
Tickets: from £16
Somewhere out there, in the murky no-man’s-land between reality and “are you pulling my leg?” there’s a mechanical island inhabited entirely by dads.
Bodged together out of mangled metal and broken dreams, Dad Island is a flawed coping mechanism that barely manages to hold itself together. Then one stormy night, a tiny barnacle-encrusted bottle floats into the harbour with a crumpled note inside which reads, “remember me?”
The Ballad of the Underwater Daughter is a strange sort of odyssey. A woozy universe of messy minds and monstrously fishy metaphors. Overloaded with puppets, props and machines, it is unquestionably the latest production from Leeds’ own theOBJECTproject (the company that may or may not have traumatised you with PIXIEMATOSIS.)
The show is suitable for adults and people aged 14+. It contains very strong language and exploding dads.
Thursday, 27 March 2025
Live streaming: NT Live presents Dr Strangelove
Stevington Cinema Club, Stevington Village Hall, MK443 7QT @ 7.15pm
Tickets: £6
Seven-time BAFTA Award-winner Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge, The Trip) plays four roles in the world premiere stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy masterpiece Dr. Strangelove.
When a rogue U.S General triggers a nuclear attack, a surreal race takes place, seeing the Government and one eccentric scientist scramble to avert global destruction.This explosively funny satire is led by a world-renowned creative team including Emmy Award-winner Armando Iannucci (The Thick of It, Veep) and Olivier Award-winner Sean Foley (The Upstart Crow, The Play What I Wrote)
Thursday, 27 & Sunday, 30 March 2025
National Theatre Live: Dr Strangelove
The Quarry Theatre @ 7pm (Thursday) 2pm (Sunday)
Tickets: £15.50
(see info above)
Thursday, 27 March 2025
Live music: Karaoke
The Cellar Bar at 8pm
Free entry
The ONLY place you need to be for karaoke on a Thursday night – The Cellar Bar on the High Street. Pure karaoke with over 50,000 songs to choose from.
Perform like a pro with the Cellar Bar’s professional lighting, sound and a proper stage, with the best-sounding performers and acoustics on the High Street. Sing with your friends using multiple microphones and hosted by Cameo and Sarah Ellen.
Thursday, 27 March 2025
Dancing: Planet Swing featuring Minnie and the Moochers
The Dance Hall, Wixams Retirement Village, Bedford Road, Bedford, MK42 6EA @ 8pm – 10.30pm
Tickets: £12.99
An evening for dancers and music enthusiasts alike. Cashless bar, plenty of seating (night club set up) and dance floor. Book in advance and come along at 7.15pm for a 45-minute dance class in Balboa, one of the original swing dances of the era. For the main event, just turn up – pay cash at reception – have fun, no booking needed.
Friday, 28 March 2025
Children’s Theatre: Kaye Leidoscope – Exploring Springtime
The Place Theatre @ 10am
Tickets: Pay What You Can from £2
Join Kaye Leidoskope for these monthly lively and lovely interactive sessions for children two to five years and their grown-ups.
At each session, a new subject area like transport, animals and weather is explored. You can expect play, songs, crafts and they always have bubbles. Perfect for little ones to creatively learn through play.
Friday, 28 March – Tuesday, 6 May 2025
Exhibition: Mark Pinchin Art – Bedford Renaissance
The Place Theatre @ 7.30pm – 9pm (opening night) / Tuesday-Wednesday 10am – 2pm / Saturdays 10am – midday
Free entry
Bedford Renaissance exhibition
Friday, 28 March 2025
Live music: HENGE
Bedford Esquires @ 7.30pm
Tickets: £15
Space-ravers, HENGE are landing back at Esquires this month as part of an extensive tour of our solar system. Last seen in town battling the council noise pollution overlords on The River Festival main stage, now is your chance to come and see a proper Henge show in all its extra-terrestrial joy-mongering glory!
Friday, 28 March 2025
Live music: Bazooka Joe & Cameo
The Cellar Bar @ 8.30pm
Free entry
Bazooka Joe are back at the Cellar Bar with a full-on 80’s vibe. Embodying the enigmatic, creative, and buoyant spirit of the decade, they’ll be playing everything from Duran Duran, The Specials, Madness, Bon Jovi, Whitesnake, Human League to Queen, The Jam, Simple Minds and much more.
Playing into the small hours, Cameo will be performing songs from Dolly Parton to Fleetwood Mac to The Red Hot Chili Peppers and everything in between.
Friday, 28 March 2025
Live music: The Molotovs
Bedford Esquires @ 7.30pm
Tickets: £12
The Molotovs have become one of the UK’s hottest young bands with sharp, punchy anthems delivered with highly charged stagecraft that leaves absolutely nothing in the dressing room.
Siblings Mathew (vocals/guitar) and Issey Carts (bass/vocals) are joined by drummer Harry, mixing their setlists with self-penned material with a few well-chosen covers. They play with a passion and drive that more than backs up their claim that “nothing gets left in the dressing room”.
Still in their teens, they’ve been handpicked by the likes of The Sex Pistols, Blondie, The Libertines and Adam Ant to share the stage, and have been championed by Green Day both on stage and in press.
Saturday, 29 March 2025
Children’s Theatre: Pigs and Bears Don’t Come in Pairs!
The Quarry Theatre @ 2pm
Tickets: from £11
Straw, wood, brick? Porridge, chairs, beds? Two trios to tantalise and tickle your senses in this DOUBLE BILL of Furry Tails, where Goldilocks may even be more scary that the Big Bad Wolf!
If two’s company and three’s a crowd, then book your place now for these well loved stories, retold with puppets, original music and a perfectly petite pop up set.
Ideal for three to seven-year-olds.
Saturday, 29 March 2025
Money saving: Cost of Living Fair
Harpur Suite @ 10am – 3pm
Free entry
Local and national organisations, as well as charities and community groups, will be on hand to offer money-saving advice at Bedford’s first Cost of Living Fair, a new event to help Bedfordians cope with rising prices.
Read: Cost of Living Fair aims to help Bedfordians manage their money
In addition, Bedford Repair Café and Share Bedford’s library of things will be on hand, plus there will be a book swap, craft swap and competitions.
Saturday, 29 March 2025
Film: Nickel Boys
St Andrew’s Church, Kimbolton Road, Bedford, MK40 2PF @ 7pm / doors open @ 6.30pm
Tickets: £5 (advance booking required here)
UFP Film Club is proud to present a special screening of Nickel Boys at Bedford Film Night this month.
Adapted from Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Nickel Boys delivers a powerful and moving exploration of historical injustice, resilience, and the search for justice. The screening will take place in the main church—a distinctive and atmospheric setting that will elevate the cinematic experience, immersing audiences in a story of profound social significance.
Saturday, 29 March 2025
Live music: Jesus Jones + Guests
Bedford Esquires @ 7.30pm
Tickets: £20
Jesus Jones return to Bedford as part of Esquires’ 35th Anniversary series of gigs. Blending rock, rave and techno, Jesus Jones were one of the shining lights of the early nineties alternative dance scene with such indie disco classics as ‘Never Enough’, ‘Real, Real, Real’ and the still amazing ‘Info Freako’.
Special Guests: Scant Regard, Will Crewdson’s twangy electro-fried solo project.
Saturday, 29 March 2025
Live music: Bad Hombre
The Cellar Bar at 8.30pm / bar opens at 6pm / Happy hour 6pm – 9pm
Free entry.
Bad Hombre are back at the Cellar Bar and these musical geniuses are a must-see.
This high-energy trio was formed in 2012 and with over 250 gigs under their belt, expect to hear your favourite tunes from The Jam, Stereophonics, The Kinks, The Fratellis & Kaiser Chiefs amongst many others. The band’s energy is infectious, dancing shoes and drinking hats are recommended!
Sunday, 30 March 2025
Live music: Soul Factory – Saturday Afternoon Chillout celebrating DJ Rocky & Bobby’s birthday!
The Cellar Bar @ 3pm
Free entry
Head to the Cellar Bar for an afternoon of pure soul, funk, R&B, house, Motown & Northern Soul classics with Soul Factory.
Sunday, 30 March 2025
Comedy: Omid Djalili – Namaste
Bedford Corn Exchange @ 8pm
Tickets: £28
The Persian Comedy Powerhouse performs his critically acclaimed new show Namaste where Omid peacefully bows to his inner anger and unleashes a torrent of comedic vitriol upon the current state of this dangerously messed up planet.
No government gets a green card. No tyrant avoids a takedown. No audience member leaves the theatre with an ounce of laughter left in them.
You have been warned.
At the Higgins Bedford
Exhibition: Colour and Light
The Higgins Bedford until 2 November 2025
Free entry
Art from the 18th century right up to the present day will be on display at The Higgins Bedford in its new exhibition, exploring the fascinating relationship between Colour and Light.
Read: Exhibition: ‘Colour and Light’ illuminates The Higgins Bedford
Running until 2 November 2025, the exhibition will showcase works from The Cecil Higgins Art Gallery Collection, including iconic pieces by JMW Turner, John Singer Sargent, Sonia Delaunay, Peter Blake, and Chila Kumari Singh Burman.
Colour and Light will also feature a specially commissioned artwork by Bedford-based artist, Alison Goodyear, entitled ‘Light & Colour’, as featured on the front cover of the February issue of the Bedford Clanger. This immersive digital experience, created in collaboration with four Bedford community groups and is inspired by the works in the exhibition.
Exhibition: Rediscovering Black Portraiture
The Higgins Bedford
Free entry
The newest exhibition at the Higgins began as a diversionary lockdown project in 2020 and can now be seen at Kensington Palace, the Bodeian Library in Oxford and now in Bedford.
It features the work of Manchester-born professional opera singer, Peter Brathwaite, who has lived in the Black Tom area of Bedford since 2018.
With all his singing work cancelled during the pandemic, Peter began looking for an outlet for his creative talents and started recreating famous and lesser-known Black portraiture paintings using as props whatever he could find around his house.
It was inspired by the Getty Foundation’s lockdown project, but quickly took on a life of its own, gathering a large international online following. You can explore the project at his Instagram page @peter_brathwaite.
And from Saturday, 18 May, they will form part of an installation at the Higgins Bedford which will lead visitors through the main collections and into Cecil Higgins’ house, with Peter’s interpretation of The Paston Treasure at its heart.
Read: ‘Rediscovering Black Portraiture’ at the Higgins Bedford this May
At the Panacea Museum
Permanent exhibition: Discover the amazing story of a unique religious community
Panacea Museum, 11 Newnham Rd, Bedford MK40 3NX
11am – 5pm (last entry 4.30) Thursday – Sunday
Free entry
This fascinating hidden gem of a museum tells the story of the Panacea Society – a Christian group formed in the early twentieth century who created their own ‘Garden of Eden’ in the centre of Bedford.
The Panacea Museum is located across several Victorian buildings that formed the community’s headquarters. It tells the story of the Panacea Society and other similar religious groups.
Every Thursday
Cocktails, Quiz Night & Karaoke
The Cellar Bar from 5.00pm
Pit your wits against The Cellar Bar’s resident quizmaster to see if you can win the jackpot every Thursday from 8pm. £2 per person entry and a maximum of six per team. The winning team will win the jackpot PLUS a round of shots. Followed by Karaoke til close
Every Saturday
Food & drink: Cocktail mixology masterclass
The Cellar Bar @ 3pm / doors open at 12 noon
£30 per person
The Cellar Bar’s resident mixologist, Marley, will explain how to create some outstanding cocktails for your tasting enjoyment. Then, it’s your turn to put what you’ve learned into practice by making (and drinking) three cocktails!
Every Sunday
Live Music: Open Mic Night
The Cellar Bar @ 7.30pm
Free Entry
Every Sunday, join Mat Roberts for the Cellar Bar’s weekly Open Mic night. An opportunity for new and experienced performers to get up on stage and perform.
So whether you think you are the next Tom Grennan or just want a good night of entertainment, head to the Cellar Bar from 7.30pm.
Theatre highlights by Paula Walker
