Blonde Bombshells of 1943
A play with music by Alan Plater

Thurs 16 May- Sat 8 Jun

Alan Plater’s stage version of his BAFTA winning film, The Last of the Blonde  Bombshells starring Judi Dench, is directed by Kevin Shaw. A laugh-out-loud, feelgood  musical, it’s filled with 1940’s classics by Glen Miller, The Andrews Sisters,  George Formby and Fats Waller performed live by a sensational swing band.

Widowers' Houses
by Bernard Shaw

Fri 14 - Sat 29 June

Part romantic comedy, part family drama and part exploration of moral choices, George Bernard Shaw’s first play reveals the skeletons that hide in even the most respectable of middle-class cupboards. Our production is directed by Theresa Heskins.

Stones In His Pockets
by Marie Jones

Fri 5 - Sat 27 July

This wonderful comedy is the stuff of theatre legend. From community halls in Northern Ireland, it moved to the Edinburgh Festival and then to London and the West End for a triumphant six-year run. It took Broadway by storm and, to-date, has played in more than 30 countries worldwide – gathering award after award along the way. Our new production is directed by Paul Warwick

Uncle Eric in Downtown Abbey

Mon 19 - Sat 31 Aug

New Vic favourites Uncle Eric, Madge and the gang are back for their latest musical escapades. It’s an upstairs-downstairs adventure filled with comedy, nostalgia and the greatest hits of the 1960s. Not forgetting the posh frocks!

The Hundred and One Dalmatians

Sat 23 Nov - Sat 1 Feb

When it comes to Christmas, New Vic shows knock spots off all the rest. That’s why  they’re seen by more than 35,000 people every year!