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Artist registrations for Ventnor Fringe 2024 are open until 31st March. Don't delay if you want to take part
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No, it's not the US presidential campaign, but the winter production by The Way Forward Programme, which supports Islanders with a disability or autism.
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Josie da Bank has been up to her old tricks again, cooking up more delectable designs to breathe magical life...
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The Amphitheatre is one of our favourite places at Bestival. There's always such a great variety of spoken word, comedy, theatre and downright silliness, all neatly tucked away under the canopy of the luscious forest.
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The Big Top at Ventnor Fringe Festival is the place to be this summer! Witness stellar performances from top acts and emerging talents
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A weekend of fabulous vintage fun - choose from Friday or Saturday night or push the boat out and do both!
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‘Hidden Mother’ not only aims to add its own voice to the debate on mental health cuts, but to do so with humour and — thanks to Diana’s cabaret fantasies — a little music. Three performances available, book now!
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Tickets still available for this fantastic slapstick comedy playing at Quay Arts tonight. Go on, treat yourself. Highly recommended.
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Why not enjoy some slapstick theatre at Quay Arts to make up for the miserable weather we've had this week, first performance Thursday night with others during August.
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Seventeen year old William Perkins will be presenting his latest play, Development Hell, later this month in Ventnor and then again at Quay Arts in February. Book now to secure your seats.
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Ryde School's new artist in residence, Sue Bevan, will be performing her award-winning show this week as part of National Storytelling Week. Book now to avoid disappointment.
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This show has been enjoyed by people on all sides of the debate - and by people who just want a fun evening out. Grab your tickets!
