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  • Henry V and The Prussian Officer – Edinburgh Preview (15th – 17th July)

    Blue Orange Arts presents – Henry V and The Prussian Officer- Edinburgh Preview Double Bill William Shakespeare: Henry V A single actor takes the field in this electrifying retelling of Shakespeare’s Henry V, embodying kings, comrades, and enemies alike. With nothing but language, imagination, and sheer force of performance, the epic story of power, war, […]

  • Martin Trotman – Live in Concert (27th June)

    Award-winning UK-based international keyboardist, vocalist, writer, and producer Martin Trotman brings his signature blend of smooth jazz, funk, R&B, and gospel to the stage for an unmissable live performance. Renowned for his vibrant funk-led piano playing, soulful vocals, and groove-driven melodies, Martin delivers a powerful live show packed with musical finesse, rich harmonies, and infectious […]

  • The Narcissist (21st – 23rd May)

    Written and directed by Dr Carlette L Norwood Dena thought she had found the perfect partner in Marcus—attractive, charming, attentive, and utterly devoted. But behind his captivating facade lies a shadow of control and manipulation that slowly tightens around her. As her identity begins to erode, Dena struggles to distinguish love from possession, and loyalty […]

  • Split Ends (24th April)

    The thing about split ends is that as soon as you cut one off, somewhere else on the head, another strand of hair will split. Claudia, “a real tour-de-force” (ReviewsHub) is consumed by her split ends until she fell in love with an actual Vacuum, who happened to be the hairiest thing she’d ever fallen […]

  • Jack and the Beanstalk (3rd – 12th April)

    Birmingham’s Affordable Family Panto returns this Easter with Jack and the Beanstalk! Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum… a GIANT panto that’s lots of fun! This Easter, grab your boots and join Jack, Jill and the ever-muddled Simple Simon for a sky-scraping panto adventure! When Dame Judy Henchman convinces Jack to trade the family’s only cow for a handful of […]

  • For Their Safety (7th March)

    For Their Safety is a 25–30 minute short play that begins with laughter and ends in uncomfortable silence. Set in a British park, two longtime friends meet after a day of shopping with a young child. What starts as casual banter slowly shifts when a knife-crime incident at a local school enters the conversation. As […]

  • Yoga

    New Yoga Classes at the Blue Orange Theatre

  • Birmingham Arthouse Cinema: XXY (19 March)

    XXY dir. Lucia Puenzo A romantic story of diversity and acceptance 7pm (bar opens from 6pm) Tickets: £5

  • Birmingham Arthouse Cinema: Drive (5 March)

    Drive, dir. Nicolas Winding Refn A stunt driver takes on gangsters in a romantic thriller. 7pm (bar opens from 6pm) Tickets: £5  

  • Private Lives (25 April – 29 April)

    Private Lives is one of the most sophisticated and entertaining plays ever written. Elyot and Amanda, once married and now honeymooning with new spouses at the same hotel, meet by chance, reignite the old spark and impulsively elope. After days of being reunited, they again find their fiery romance alternating between passions of love and […]