Our 2026 – 2027 Season
Standard Tickets are £15.09, Concessions* £12.94 including booking fee. Available online via our Ticketsource page or by calling Ticketsource on 0333 666 3366.
Please note that our ticket prices remain the same, but new legislation requires the booking fee to be included in the listed price.
Tickets are also available on the door at the Old Court Theatre from 30 minutes prior to the performance (cash and card payments accepted.)
*Concessions apply to under 18s and over 65s, (Tues – Thurs only) unemployed and students with a valid student ID.
For queries regarding your booking, or to make exchanges, please email our Booking Manager on: bookings@ctw.org.uk If your plans change, you can exchange your booking to another date up to 24 hours before the event through this link.
For directions, parking and other information about your visit to the Old Court, visit our Theatre Info page.
Coming Up…
Across two nights at the end of September actors will take part in a medley of ‘Monologues of Now and Then’ – bringing to life new texts (with written permission from their authors) and works in the public domain.
BLEAK EXPECTATIONS by Mark Evans | 15 – 19 December
A story Charles Dickens might have written after drinking too much gin……
Follow half-orphan Pip’s extraordinary exploits with sisters Pippa and Poppy, and his best friend Harry Biscuit, as they attempt to escape the calculating clutches of the dastardly Mr Gently Benevolent, defeat the hideous Hardthrasher siblings, and deflect disaster at every turn! Will evil be vanquished by virtue … Can love triumph over hate … Can a baguette make an effective sword … ?
THE TRUTH ABOUT PHYLLIS TWIGG by Paul Kerensa | Saturday 16 January only
A live rehearsed reading performance of the BBC Radio 4 commissioned drama.
In 1924, the world’s first radio drama was broadcast by the BBC. Richard Hughes was credited as the writer; but Phyllis Twigg wrote a children’s radio play performed live on the BBC on Christmas Eve… over one year earlier.
It’s definitely not the first time a woman’s contribution to history has gone awry. The Truth About Phyllis Twigg is a light-hearted drama about giving credit where credit’s due – even if it takes 100 years to get it.