Plays & Drama in Cambridge
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Trinity in Japan: Dinner with John Haidar (2009), theatre director and writer
📍 Tokyo

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £27.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £27.00

Through A Judas Window
📍 Cambridge Junction
£13.00

The Shamrocks at Cambridge Theatre
📍 Cambridge Theatre
From £27.52

GREIPUR HJALTASON - THE ICEBREAKER TOUR - CAMBRIDGE
📍 Town and Gown Pub & Theatre - Cambridge
FREETrouble in Mind (National Theatre Screening) at Cambridge Central Library
📍 Cambridge Central Library

'Divvy Day': Street Theatre Celebrating The Kite's Cooperative Legacy
📍 The Grafton
£11.55 - £20.00

Disney Star Studio Recording Experience
£129.63

Michael Spicer: Hope All’s Well
📍 Cambridge Junction
£27.00

Dexys Midnight Runners in Cambridge
📍 Cambridge Corn Exchange

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £27.00

Jekyll and Hyde
📍 Cambridge Junction
£18.50 • £16 under 16s

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £27.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £30.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £30.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £38.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £46.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £30.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £27.00

MATT
📍 Cambridge Junction
£15 • £12 concession

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £38.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £46.00

Oliver
📍 Gielgud Theatre
From £38.00
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Plays & Drama in Cambridge — Guide
Plays & drama in Cambridge are a dynamic mix of storytelling and performance, offering something for everyone. Whether you're drawn to the gritty realism of a modern play or the dramatic twists of a classic tale, there's always a show that resonates with the diverse tastes of the local audience. These performances can take place in a variety of settings—think cozy pub function rooms, atmospheric basement clubs, and dedicated theatre spaces—that bring a unique charm to each production.
Expect a range of productions from new and experimental works to well-known classics. Venues may host multiple shows per week or month, ensuring there's always something fresh on stage. The experience often includes an intimate setting that encourages audience engagement, making every performance feel like part of the community.