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Britain's biggest theatre circus spectacular is back by popular demand!Cirque Berserk! returns with all your favourite acts, and some thrilling new ones, all created especially for the theatre. Combining contemporary cirque style artistry with adrenaline fuelled stunt action, this astoundingly talented international troupe includes over thirty jugglers, acrobats, aerialists, dancers, drummers and daredevil stuntmen showcasing the finest in traditional circus thrills and skills. Featuring the world's most hair raising circus act – the legendary motorcycle 'Globe of Death'.
From £15Fees and ChargesPlease note there is a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
In 1910 the unknown Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel set sail for New York as part of Fred Karno's famous music hall troupe. On this journey, Charlie and Stan?shared a cabin and then spent two years together touring North America, with Stan?as?Charlie's understudy. Stan returned?home, later finding success with his soulmate Oliver Hardy. Charlie developed his Little Tramp character and within five years became one of the most famous figures in the world.?? In Charlie Chaplin's highly detailed autobiography Stan Laurel is never mentioned. Stan talked about Charlie all his life. Co-commissioned by the London International Mime Festival. The events in this play are fictional. This play is certainly not endorsed by the estates of Charlie Chaplin, Stan Laurel or anyone else for that matter!
From £15Fees and ChargesPlease note we charge a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our box office team if you require further information.
Award-winning playwright Chris Bush (Standing At The Sky's Edge and Steel, Sheffield Crucible Theatre, The Assassination Of Katie Hopkins, Theatr Clwyd and Pericles, National Theatre) reimagines the darkly compelling tale of Doctor Faustus, inspired by the works of Marlowe, Goethe and other versions of the Faust Myth.In this radical retelling, Johanna Faustus makes the ultimate sacrifice and sells her soul in order to time travel across the centuries and change the entire course of history. But can she now escape eternal damnation?Caroline Byrne (Spring Awakening, Young Vic, All's Well That Ends Well, Sam Wanamaker Theatre, Oliver Twist, Regents Park and Taming Of The Shrew, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre) directs this gripping Faustian drama which explores what we must sacrifice to achieve greatness, and the legacy we leave behind.This devilishly provocative story is told from a female perspective and promises to thrill purists whilst captivating new audiences.
A coming of age story inspired by Dizzee Rascal's seminal album.In a strict Mormon household somewhere in the seam between East London and Essex, a girl is given Dizzee Rascal's ground-breaking grime album Boy In Da Corner by her best friend SS Vyper.Precisely 57 minutes and 21 seconds later, her life begins to change – from feeling muted by dyslexia to spitting the power of her words; from being conflicted about her sexuality to finding the freedom to explore; from feeling alone to being given the greatest gift by her closest friend.Step into a technicolour world where music, dance and spoken word collide, and discover how grime allowed Debris Stevenson to redefine herself.Debris Stevenson's semi-autobiographical piece features grime MC Jammz as SS Vyper, and is directed by Royal Court Associate Ola Ince.
Tartuffe has the gift of the gab. A spirituality. A certain aura about him… that comes only when you claim to have Allah on your side, hundreds of Twitter followers and access to the family's bank account. Eventually, the lies and deceit unfold in this wickedly hilarious Brummie satire of faith, family and #fakingit, penned by BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning writers, Anil Gupta and Richard Pinto (The Office, Goodness Gracious Me, The Kumars at No.42, Boomers).Please note: This performance contains strong language
From £15Previews (20 - 23 March) and matinees (26 Mar & 4 Apr) from £10Aged 16-30?Enjoy £5 tickets to this production with our free Preview Club membership, available on the following performances: 20 - 23 MarchFees and ChargesPlease note there is a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
“And where two raging fires meet together, they do consume the thing that feeds their fury.”You know the story.A long standing disputeA fleeting encounter that sparks a love affairA love so powerful it's enough to risk losing respect and even life for.This is the greatest love story ever told.Shakespeare's iconic story of romantic woe is transported from Verona to Birmingham in a contemporary heart-stopping version for today.Join us in a celebration of all–consuming love as The REP's Deputy Artistic Director, Amit Sharma (The Solid Life Of Sugar Water, One Under), directs a talented cast from across the city in an ambitious, new version of this timeless love story.This production features dance, music and innovative staging as well as relaxed, audio described and captioned performances throughout.
From £15Previews (16 - 19 April) and matinees (19 & 25 Apr) from £10Aged 16-30?Enjoy £5 tickets to this production with our free Preview Club membership, available on the following performances: 16 - 19 AprilFees and ChargesPlease note there is a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
Born into poverty and misfortune, Oliver Twist escapes the workhouse for a life of adventure where he joins Artful Dodger, Fagin and their mischievous gang of pick pockets. But the enjoyment is short lived as he falls under the influence of the vicious Bill Sykes.This bold, brutal and beautiful new version of Oliver Twist sends you on a dark adventure through the twisted streets of London. Adapted by award-winning playwright Bryony Lavery, every performance of Oliver Twist will feature the use of integrated creative sign language, audio description and captioning.Oliver Twist is in association with Ramps On The Moon, following the huge success of previous shows, The Government Inspector, Our Country's Good and The Who's Tommy. Now in its fourth year of seven, Ramps On The Moon is a consortium of seven major UK theatres, of which The REP is a key player, committed to putting D/deaf and Disabled artists and audiences at the centre of their work.
From £15Weekday matinees from £10Fees and ChargesPlease note we charge a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
Gerald the Giraffe has a tall, thin neck and long, slim legs. He's great at reaching the highest shoots on the tallest trees, but he's not so good at dancing. Now the annual Jungle Dance is just around the corner, and Gerald is longing to join the waltzing warthogs, rock'n'rolling rhinos and cha-cha cha-ing chimps on the dancefloor. But everyone knows that giraffes can't dance… or can they?A much-loved book for over 20 years, Giles Andreae and Guy Parker-Rees' African jungle bursts to life with puppetry, songs, and a company of five playing warthogs, lions, rhinos, chimps – and a very special violin-playing cricket.Perfect for audiences aged 2+, Giraffes Can't Dance encourages everyone to dance to their own rhythm, and to just be a little more Gerald.
From £12.50Fees and ChargesPlease note there is a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
Following the success of The Wipers Times comes Ian Hislop and Nick Newman's hilarious comedy A Bunch Of Amateurs.Keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find that this is not the birthplace of Shakespeare, but a sleepy Suffolk village. And instead of starring alongside Kenneth Branagh and Dame Judi Dench, the cast are a bunch of amateurs trying to save their theatre from ruthless developers.Jefferson's monstrous ego, vanity and insecurity are tested to the limit by the enthusiastic am-dram thespians. As acting worlds collide and Jefferson's career implodes, he discovers some truths about himself – along with his inner Lear!
From £15Weekday matinee (28 May) from £10Fees and ChargesPlease note there is a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
Nostalgic, naughty and perfect for now, Malory Towers is a musical of high jinks, high drama and high spirits.Darrell Rivers is starting school with an eager mind and fierce heart. Unfortunately, she also has a quick temper!Can she learn to tolerate the infuriating Gwendoline Lacey, or value the kind hearted Sally Hope? Can she save the school play and rescue terrified Mary Lou from the grip of a raging storm? If she can do these things anywhere, she will do them at Malory Towers!Adapted and directed by Emma Rice (Wise Children, Kneehigh's Tristan & Yseult and Brief Encounter), this is a show for children and all of us grown up children who still dream of midnight feasts, pillow fights and headmistresses like Miss Grayling.
From £15Weekday matinee (9 Jul) from £10Fees and ChargesPlease note there is a transaction fee of £2.50 on all payment types. This covers administration costs and postage and enables us to provide a dedicated booking service. This charge does not apply to transactions under £10, group bookings over 50 and school group bookings. We also waive this charge if you are a REP Friend. Please talk to a member of our BOX office team if you require further information.
Birmingham Repertory Theatre is located in Centenary Square, Birmingham. The theatre forms part of the International Convention Centre (ICC), which is one of the UK’s main conference venues. The Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company itself (commonly known as the Rep) has been one of the longest-established building-based theatre companies in the UK. The Rep was originally established in 1907 by theatre director Barry Jackson, and founded its first home on Station Street in 1913. The construction of the building took just four months, operating both day and night, and became the first purpose-built repertory theatre in the world. Despite experiencing financial losses in its early decades, the theatre’s reputation attracted serious talent, including Laurence Olivier, Cedric Hardwicke and Edith Evans.The Rep transferred over to their Broad Street venue in 1971 and enjoyed many years of success there. The construction of The Studio the following year saw some of Britain’s greatest artistic talent make use of it, including Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi. The current building was expanded and refurbished and now forms part of the ICC which is located on the same site.Birmingham Repertory Theatre presents a diverse programme of works, and is especially well known for its musicals. Some of the biggest world premieres have started there, recently including The Snowman (which has had international acclaim), and Nativity! The Musical.
Birmingham's New Street, Snow Hill and Moor Street stations
Open from 10am Mon-Sun
Available from 11am until 15 minutes after the start of the last performance. 5.30pm when there is no evening performance.
For detailed access information please visit the theatre's access page: www.birmingham-rep.co.uk/about-us/access.html
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