368 upcoming events in South England · page 12 of 16
February 2027
Before I Go to Sleep, Chichester Festival Theatre
A world stage premiere of SJ Watson's psychological thriller, starring Giovanna Fletcher, opens at Chichester Festival Theatre.
Ed Byrne: No Dramas, New Theatre Royal
The Irish observational comedian brings his No Dramas tour to Portsmouth's New Theatre Royal on Guildhall Walk for an evening of sharp, relatable stand-up.
Stitches Comedy Club: Reginald D Hunter and Sara Pascoe, Devonshire Park Theatre
A comedy club bill at Devonshire Park Theatre headlined by Reginald D Hunter and Sara Pascoe, with Josh Pugh, for a multi-act night of stand-up.
An Evening With The Fast Show, Congress Theatre
Classic characters and catchphrases from the cult TV sketch show are revisited in a live evening at the Congress Theatre.
Guys and Dolls in Concert, Kings Theatre
Frank Loesser's classic Broadway score, including Luck Be a Lady and Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat, performed in concert at the Kings Theatre.
Russell Howard: Don't Tell The Algorithm, Princess Theatre Torquay
Stand-up comedian Russell Howard brings his new touring show to Torquay for two nights, with his trademark mix of observational comedy and social commentary.
Tommy Cooper: Have I Got Time For More?, Marine Theatre
Impersonator Phil Hoyles revives the fez-wearing comic's bungled magic tricks and one-liners in a nostalgic tribute show in Lyme Regis.
Billy Lockett, Marine Theatre
The award-winning Northampton singer-songwriter, seen on The Voice in 2024, plays a piano-led set of heartfelt original songs at the Marine Theatre.
The Glenn Miller Orchestra, Congress Theatre
Big band swing standards such as In the Mood and Moonlight Serenade performed live by the Glenn Miller Orchestra at the Congress Theatre.
Paul Foot: The Future, Astor Community Theatre Deal
The eccentric alternative comedian, familiar from Cats Does Countdown, brings his new touring stand-up show to Deal. Expect surreal, unpredictable humour in an intimate community theatre.
Varna International Ballet, Princess Theatre Torquay
The touring Bulgarian ballet company performs classical ballet in Torquay over a Valentine's weekend. An elegant winter evening out on the English Riviera.
London Philharmonic Orchestra: Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony, Congress Theatre
A Valentine's Day afternoon concert pairing Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony with Spohr's Clarinet Concerto No. 4, led by Fellow Conductor Shira Samuels-Shragg with the orchestra's principal clarinet.
A Thousand Splendid Suns, Chichester Festival Theatre
Birmingham Rep's stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel, adapted by Ursula Rani Sarma, tours to the Festival Theatre for a week.
Alan Carr, Congress Theatre (3 nights)
Alan Carr plays three consecutive nights of live stand-up at Eastbourne's Congress Theatre in February.
Maisie Adam: Whatsherface, Kings Theatre
Yorkshire comedian Maisie Adam, familiar from TV panel shows, brings her stand-up tour to the Kings Theatre in Southsea.
Andrew Lawrence: So Right, It's Wrong, Marine Theatre
An extra Lyme Regis date for the provocative stand-up's touring show after his December performance sold out. Expect edgy, unapologetic comedy.
Dirty Dusting, The Landmark Ilfracombe
A cheeky stage comedy about three elderly cleaning ladies who, facing redundancy, stumble on a rather unconventional way to earn extra cash. Expect plenty of saucy laughs.
An Evening with Melvyn Hayes, The Landmark
The veteran star of It Ain't Half Hot Mum shares stories from a long career in comedy, film and showbusiness - a nostalgic evening for fans of classic British TV.
Beth Nielsen Chapman, Astor Community Theatre Deal
The Nashville singer-songwriter marks three decades since her album Sand and Water with a concert in Deal. A chance to hear a celebrated writer's songs up close in a small venue.
Punch, Chichester Festival Theatre
James Graham's acclaimed true-story drama about a single punch and its aftermath, directed by Adam Penford, visits Chichester Festival Theatre.
Soulful Epitaph: Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Portsmouth Guildhall
Mark Wigglesworth conducts Butterworth's A Shropshire Lad, Bridge's Oration with cellist Jesper Svedberg, and Tchaikovsky's powerful Fifth Symphony.
Jane Eyre, The Landmark Ilfracombe
A touring stage adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's gothic romance, following Jane from a harsh childhood to the dark secrets of Thornfield Hall - ideal for fans of classic literature.
Wearing Cheryl Baker, Astor Community Theatre Deal
The Bucks Fizz singer looks back on more than 50 years in entertainment, from Eurovision victory onwards, with an evening of songs, stories and chat in Deal.
An Evening with Sir David Jason, The Marlowe Theatre
The actor shares anecdotes and clips from a career spanning Only Fools and Horses and A Touch of Frost, hosted on stage by Mike Bushell.