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Book your tickets here for our forthcoming productions. Choose your performance, pick your seats and pay securely online — we look forward to welcoming you to the Grange Hall.

Brassed Off

By Paul Allen Adapted from the screenplay by Mark Herman
By arrangement with Concord Theatricals
3 Nov 2026
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7 Nov 2026

Funny, moving and bursting with unforgettable music, Brassed Off is a story of friendship, pride and a community fighting for its future.
As Grimley Colliery faces closure, jobs, families and a whole way of life hang in the balance. But while the pit may be under threat, bandleader Danny has other ideas. He’s determined that the Grimley Colliery Band will play on — all the way to the National Championships at the Royal Albert Hall.
Based on the much-loved film, Paul Allen’s stage adaptation mixes sharp humour, heartbreak and defiance in a celebration of community spirit and the extraordinary power of music.

And for our production, the music really will be live.
We’re delighted to be joined by Carlton Brass, bringing the sound, excitement and sheer power of a live brass band into Grange Hall. This is Brassed Off as it should be experienced — great drama and glorious brass music, together on stage.

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Abigail's Party

Mike Leigh
16 Feb 2027

The drinks are flowing. The music’s playing. And the neighbours are coming round… what could possibly go wrong?

Mike Leigh’s Abigail’s Party is a wickedly funny, painfully awkward comedy of manners, packed with 1970s nostalgia, social one-upmanship and gloriously uncomfortable moments.

Join Beverly and Laurence for an evening of drinks, nibbles and escalating tensions in one of Britain’s best-loved modern comedies.

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20 Feb 2027

Oliver Twist

Jeremy Brock
1 Nov 2027

Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist comes to the Radcliffe stage in Jeremy Brock’s acclaimed adaptation of this much-loved story.

Follow Oliver from the harsh world of the workhouse into the streets of Victorian London, where he falls in with the Artful Dodger and Fagin and encounters the kindness of Nancy and the menace of Bill Sikes.

A great story, memorable characters and plenty of drama – Oliver Twist remains as compelling today as ever.

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1 Nov 2027
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