147 upcoming events during March 2027 · page 3 of 7
March 2027
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (MHAOS), Torch Theatre, Milford Haven
Milford Haven Amateur Operatic Society's biggest production yet: the family musical about a flying car, with a full live orchestra. Six evening shows plus a Saturday matinee.
Blood Brothers, Winter Gardens Opera House
Willy Russell's powerful musical about twins separated at birth returns to Blackpool for a week of evening and matinee performances at the Opera House.
Jane Eyre, Cast Doncaster
A stage version of Charlotte Bronte's gothic romance set against the Yorkshire moors - a good pick for fans of classic literature and atmospheric drama.
Jersey Boys, Swansea Arena
The hit musical about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons plays a week-long run at Swansea Arena.
Singin' in the Rain, The Marlowe Theatre
The classic MGM musical with Strictly's Karen Hauer in the cast, famous for its on-stage rain effect with thousands of litres of water.
Steve 'n' Seagulls, The Booking Hall Dover
The Finnish bluegrass band famous for banjo-and-accordion versions of rock and metal anthems plays Dover's Booking Hall, a music venue in the old harbour railway station.
All England Theatre Festival, Bridlington Spa
Youth and adult drama groups compete in a national one-act play festival, performing short plays in front of an audience and a professional adjudicator.
Funny Money, Riverhead Theatre, Louth
Ray Cooney's fast-paced farce about a briefcase full of cash and an escalating web of lies, performed over four nights at Louth's theatre.
Jimeoin: Ballyhoo!, Corran Halls
Northern Irish comedian Jimeoin brings his observational, deadpan stand-up tour to Oban, a good spring evening out for comedy fans.
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, The Alban Arena
A tribute band recreating the hits of Fleetwood Mac live at The Alban Arena in St Albans, popular with fans of classic soft rock.
Words by the Water Literary Festival
Literary festival at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick featuring talks and workshops from award-winning writers and famous names.
Ed Gamble: Fresh Hell, Engine Shed Lincoln
Comedian and podcaster Ed Gamble tours his Fresh Hell show to Lincoln's Engine Shed for an evening of stand-up.
Ireland: The Show, Theatr Brycheiniog, Brecon
An Irish music and dance show arriving in Brecon just before St Patrick's Day, with traditional tunes, songs and step dancing.
Rick Wakeman: The Wizard of Prog, York Barbican
Keyboard legend Rick Wakeman performs a highlights concert with the English Rock Ensemble at York Barbican.
Ross Noble: Cranium of Curiosities, Sands Centre
Ross Noble's famously freewheeling, improvised stand-up tour reaches Carlisle for an evening of surreal tangents.
Aurie Styla, The Alban Arena
Comedian Aurie Styla plays The Alban Arena in St Albans, with doors opening at 6pm for an early-evening stand-up show.
Dom Joly: Trigger Happy TV 25th Anniversary Tour, Kendal
Prankster-comedian Dom Joly marks 25 years of Trigger Happy TV with a live stand-up tour date at Kendal's Brewery Arts Centre.
Ed Gamble: Fresh Hell, Buxton Opera House
Comedian and podcaster Ed Gamble brings his stand-up tour to Buxton Opera House.
Paul Sinha: 2 Sinha Lifetime, Marine Theatre
The quizzing star from The Chase returns to stand-up with a candid, funny show about recent life events, playing an intimate seaside venue.
RSNO: Carmina Burana, Usher Hall
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra and chorus perform Orff's thunderous choral work Carmina Burana at Usher Hall.
Seann Walsh: This is Torture, Cast
Award-winning stand-up Seann Walsh returns to the road with a brand-new hour of his shambolic, observational comedy, stopping off at Doncaster's Cast theatre.
Seven Drunken Nights, Bridlington Spa
A rousing celebration of Irish folk music and The Dubliners' legacy, with classics like Whiskey in the Jar and The Irish Rover, timed nicely ahead of St Patrick's Day.
Showaddywaddy, Memo Arts Centre, Barry
The 1970s rock and roll revivalists, with more than 20 million records sold, bring their greatest-hits show and five decades of stage experience to Barry.
South Mainland Up Helly Aa
The South Mainland community lights up its own Viking fire festival with a torchlit procession and galley burning, part of Shetland's winter-long Up Helly Aa season.