A workshop for writers who have had their first full-length play professionally performed and have shown a commitment to a career as a professional playwright.
Working with award winning Essex playwright/screen writer Kenny Emson, you will explore what it means to write for larger spaces and audiences.
The workshop will include writing exercises, tips on pitching and idea generation and look to help writers navigate the transition from studio spaces to mid-scale.
Funded by Arts Council England and free to attend.
Join us for this free foyer event at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch where we invite you to try on theatre props and pose for The Hornchurch Portrait Artists.
The Hornchurch Portrait Artists are a friendly group that draw speedy portraits where the subject poses for 15 minutes – this time with added props!
This is a free foyer event and you can join us at any point between 11am and 2pm. Spaces are limited so book now to avoid disappointment.
Join us for an evening of portrait drawing, with a professional model, in the setting of Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, featuring props from the theatre stores and live music.
No experience needed- just come along on your own or with friends to enjoy getting to know people and most importantly having a laugh! If you have access to drawing equipment, bring it along but there will be supplies for anyone that needs them.
This delightful evening promises a relaxed atmosphere perfect for sipping a drink, sketching portraits and discovering some of the theatre’s most interesting hats, glasses and head pieces.
Thirty years ago, childhood friends Rod and Iris played an ill-fated gig at their school science fair. Today their band is reuniting for a one-off anniversary extravaganza. Will their experiment succeed, or will uncontrolled variables force them to abandon their hypothesis?
A musical comedy about light, science and friendship for all ages, particularly aimed at 11-14 year olds.
Written and performed by award-winning science-singer-songwriter John Hinton, and award-winning comedian/performer Laura Mugridge. Directed by Kat Joyce.
This is the brand new show by Ensonglopedia, whose many previous Brighton Fringe hits include the Puddle at the End of the World and Ensonglopedia of Animals. The science is fact-checked by Diamond Light Source and Sussex University.
This spectacular music and dance show will transport you back to the heart of Bollywood’s golden era, honouring the legacy of a movie that has captivated audiences for half a century.
Yeh Dosti: A Golden Jubilee Celebration will feature mesmerising dance performances choreographed to the film’s legendary soundtrack, bringing to life the energy, drama, and romance that made Sholay a timeless classic.
Our talented cast of dancers and musicians will recreate the magic of the movie with dazzling costumes, vibrant sets, and electrifying performances. Experience the unforgettable dances and songs that have defined Bollywood cinema.
Yeh Dosti is a celebration of the film’s enduring impact on popular culture and its place in the hearts of millions. Whether you are a longtime fan of Sholay or experiencing its magic for the first time, Yeh Dosti promises to be a night of nostalgia, excitement, and entertainment.
Join us as we pay homage to a film that continues to inspire and enchant audiences around the world.
Don’t miss this extraordinary event. Get your tickets now and be part of the celebration!
This event is presented by LuvEntertainment, a well-established events company with over 15 years of experience. We’ve brought you live shows across the UK, including Desi Central, Comedy of Black Origin, Ladies of Laughter, Bring The Laughter, A Night With, and more.
This covers songs from the 1950s to the present day, as well as some original music and alumni performances. The Sixth Form will showcase their Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth groups, as well as the jazz band and original music.
Created especially for pre-school children and their families, this joyful, interactive performance brings a sprinkle of sparkle, a dash of mischief, and a whole heap of heart. Follow the tale of a kind shoemaker, some very helpful elves, and a whole lot of stitching, singing, and surprises…
Arts Outburst returns with its signature recipe of sensory play, musical mayhem, and festive cheer – the perfect introduction to theatre for little ones!
Expect magical moments, Join in with songs and actions and meet the Shoemaker and Wife and help save the day!
“So much fun – the little ones were hooked from the start!”
“Adorable, clever and full of heart!”
“Perfect for young audiences – so engaging!”
“Magical and funny – the children loved every minute!”
Premiering at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, Dysbiosis is a queer-led multimedia performance unearthing our tangled ties to nature and environmental justice in a radical act of collective imagining.
Created especially for pre-school children and their families, this joyful, interactive performance brings a sprinkle of sparkle, a dash of mischief, and a whole heap of heart. Follow the tale of a kind shoemaker, some very helpful elves, and a whole lot of stitching, singing, and surprises…
Arts Outburst returns with its signature recipe of sensory play, musical mayhem, and festive cheer – the perfect introduction to theatre for little ones!
Expect magical moments, Join in with songs and actions and meet the Shoemaker and Wife and help save the day!
“So much fun – the little ones were hooked from the start!” “Adorable, clever and full of heart!” “Perfect for young audiences – so engaging!” “Magical and funny – the children loved every minute!”
– on last years production of Hansel & Gretel
