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Updated Friday 19 March, 6.14pm

Saturday 21 March

BATH, Theatre Royal, Murder at Midnight, comedy thriller, 2.30 and 7.30pm: Ustinov Studio, Zeb Soanes in Two Halves of Guiness, play about Sir Alec, 2.30 and 7.30pm: The Egg, Sycamore Gap, NT Connections play, 2 and 6pm.
Mission Theatre, Theatre Revival in Were You Anyone Before Dad’s Army?, by Nicolas Ridley (son of Arnold Ridley), 2 and 7.30pm.
Forum, Dead Ringers 25th anniversary tour.
Chapel Arts, St Catherine’s Child, indie, folk, Americana.
Rondo,  A&E Comedy in Game of Crones, 7.30.
Komedia, Krater Comedy Club.
BOURNEMOUTH, BIC, The Very Best of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons with Peter Andre.
Pavilion, Jamie Lee Dance Academy Live, Imagination, dance and songs from musicals, 6.30 and Sun 1.30pm.
Palace Court Theatre, AUB students in Jeckyll and Hyde, 2.30 and 7.30pm.
BRADFORD ON AVON, Wiltshire Music Centre, Trowbridge Symphony Orchestra, cond Phil Draisey, Vincent Ling, piano, Rautavaara, Prokofiev, Brahms Piano Concerto No 2, 7.30.
BRIDGWATER, McMillan Theatre, Dreamcoat Stars, 7.30.
BRIDPORT, Electric Palace, Neil Maya Quartet, 1959 – The Golden Year of Jazz, 3pm.
Arts Centre, Cally Beaton, Namaste Motherf*ckers, comedy, 8pm.
BRISTOL, Tobacco Factory, Macbeth, to 28 March.
Old Vic, A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Weston Studio, Hijinx in Meet Fred, puppetry and comedy.
Hippodrome, The Greatest Showman, to 10 May.
The Station, Silver Street, BOVTS in Paradise – An Ancient Hero, A Modern Hell, reimagining of Sophocles’ tragedy Philoctetes by Kae Tempest, 2 and 7pm.
St George’s, Bristol Bach Choir, cond David Bednall, Daisy Walford, soprano, Angharad Rowlands, alto, Kieran White, tenor, and Edmund Danon, bass, Bach Mass in D Minor, 7.30.
Redgrave Theatre, Flat and the Curves, cabaret girl band, Now That’s What I Call Feral, 8pm.
CHRISTCHURCH, Regent Centre, Miles Hunt of The Wonderstuff, songs and stories from 40 years in music.
CIRENCESTER, Barn Theatre, Ottilie, new play about Ottilie Patterson, the godmother of British blues, to 19 April.
CORSHAM, Pound Arts, Sam Lewis, country, 7.30.
DORCHESTER, Corn Exchange, Dorchester Youth Theatre senior company in Heavy Weather, by Lizzie Nunnery, 7.30.
EXETER, Northcott, Natural History Museum, Dinosaurs Live, 12.30 and 3.30: Moonstone Theatre Murder Mystery Dining in The Moonstone, 7.30.
Phoenix, Fish in a Dress in The City for Incurable Women, 7pm.
EXMOUTH, Pavilion, Coldplay It Again and Stereoconicks, tributes, 7.30.
FROME, Merlin, Marcus Brigstocke, Vitruvian Mango, comedy, 7.30.
HALSTOCK, Village Hall, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere. MOVIOLA
HONITON, Beehive, Tristan and Isolde from the Metropolitan Opera, 4pm.
ILMINSTER, Warehouse, Somerset County Drama Festival, and Sun, 2 and 7pm.
Arts Centre, Into the Shadows, tribute, 7.30.
KILVE, Village Hall, Raphael Weinroth-Browne, cello, 7.30. TA
LYME REGIS, Marine Theatre, Li Ban, Irish folk for St Patrick’s Day.
NETHERBURY, Village Hall, The Choral. MOVIOLA
NEW MILTON, Forest Arts, Scaramouche Theatre in The Game’s Afoot, or Holmes for the Holidays, comedy whodunit, 2.30 and 7.30.
NORTH CURRY, Parish Church, Somerset Opera in The Pirates of Penzance, 7.30.
PLYMOUTH, Theatre Royal, Birmingham Royal Ballet in Don Quixote: Drum Studio, Opera Up Close in Gianni Schicchi, or Where There’s a Will, new English version of Puccini classic.
POOLE, Lighthouse, BSO, cond Pete Harrison, John Williams Blockbusters, The Greatest Film Music of All Time, 7.30: The Talented Mr Ripley, 2.30 and 7.45pm: Live and Unheard, local bands, 8pm: Cinema, The Testament of Ann Lee, and Tues/Thurs: The Bride!, and Tues-Thurs.
SALISBURY, Playhouse, Reduced Shakespeare Company in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) 2.15 and 7.30pm.
Cathedral, Salisbury Musical Society, Durufle Requiem, 7.30.
City Hall, Jason Manford, A Manford All Seasons, comedy, 7.30.
Arts Centre, Nine-Sixteenths, play by Paula Varjack (developed with Complicité), 7.30.
SHAFTESBURY,Arts Centre, Kast off Kinks, tribute, 7.30pm.
SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
Mayflower Studios, Michelle de Swarte in The Afters, comedy.
Turner Sims, City of Southampton Orchestra spring concert, Nielsen and Beethoven, 7.30.
SOUTH PETHERTON, David Hall, The Often Herd, bluegrass, 8pm.
STALBBRIDGE, Village Hall, Stalbridge Players Junior, The Upside Down Panto, 7.30.
STREET, Strode Theatre, Street Theatre in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, 7.30: Studio, Tristan and Isolde, live from the Metropolitan Opera, 4pm.
STURMINSTER MARSHALL, Memorial  Hall, Farnham Maltings in All For Your Delight, 7.30. AR
STURMINSTER NEWTON, The Exchange, CODA, West End Musicals, 7.30.
SWANAGE, Mowlem, Swanage Musical Theatre Co in Beauty and the Beast, 2 and 7.30pm.
TAUNTON, St James’s Church, Taunton Choral Society, cond Edward Goater, Longing and Belonging, Standford, Gardiner, Mendelssohn etc, 7.30.
WARMINSTER, Athenaeum, Warminster Comedy Club, acts TBC, 7.30.
WELLS, Cathedral, Wells Cathedral Oratorio Society, Durufle Requiem and Haydn Nelson Mass, 7pm.
WEYMOUTH, Pavilion, Dorchester Ballet and Dance, Once Upon a Dance, a magical journey through fairytales, 2 and 6pm.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, Eric Bibb, One Mississippi, blues etc, 7.30.
YEOVIL, Westlands, YAOS on Fiddler on the Roof, 2.30 and 7.30pm.
Swan Theatre, Pressure, by David Haigh, 7.45.

 

Sunday 22 March

BOURNEMOUTH, University, Kimmeridge Hall, Bournemouth Chamber Music Society, James Atkinson, baritone, Simon Lepper, piano, The Clock of the Years, songs about lost love and time inc Schumann’s Dichterliebe and Finzi’s Earth and Air and Rain, 3pm.
BRADFORD ON AVON, Wiltshire Music Centre, Max Richter’s Sleep, film, 7.30.
BRISTOL, Beacon, Ross Noble, Cranium, comedy.
Exchange, Buck Meek, indie rock.
Old Vic, Ania Magliano, Peach Fuzz, comedy, 7.30.
BRUTON, St Mary’s Church, Vivaldi Gloria,  Stringendo Ensemble, Bruton Choral Society, St Marys Church Choir, King’s Bruton Chapel Choir, dir Ashley Marshfield, 5pm.
CHRISTCHURCH, Regent Centre, The Rossers, a tribute to Sting and The Police, 7.30.
EAST STOUR, Village Hall, Swing from Paris, jazz string quartet, 7.30. AR
EXETER, Barnfield Theatre, Cally Beaton, Namaste Motherf*ckers, comedy, 7.45.
Phoenix, Chesney Hawkes: Jennifer Owens, singer, songwriter and storyteller.
EXMOUTH, Pavilion, Exmouth School of Dance and Performing Arts in Colours, showcase, 5pm.
LYME REGIS, Marine Theatre, Marcus Brigstocke, Vitruvian Mango, comedy, 8pm.
POOLE, Lighthouse, The Dubliners Encore, 7.30.
RODEWATER, Village Hall, Raphael Weinroth-Browne, cello, 3pm. TA
SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower, Uncanny: Fear of the Dark, with Danny Robins.
WEYMOUTH, Pavilion, Dorset Drum Fest, workshops, performances etc 10am to 5pm.
YEOVIL, Westlands, Jason Fox, Embrace the Chaos, ex-SAS adventurer, 7.30.
YETMINSTER, Jubilee Hall, Farnham Maltings in All For Your Delight, 7.30. AR

Monday 23 March
BATH, Theatre Royal, Ustinov Studio, Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe in Hooray for Hollywood, to Wed, 7.30, Wed mat 2.30: The Egg, The Last Baguette in A Woodland Wonder, playalong adventure for 2 to 6 year olds, 10am, 11.30 and 1.30pm.
Komedia, James Phelan, The Man Who Was Magic.
BRISTOL, Beacon, Lantern, Alfa Mist, Roulette, hip hop and jazz, and Tues.
CHRISTCHURCH, Regent Centre, Fackham Hall, film, 1pm: EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, Baz Luhrmann film, 4 and 7.30pm.
POOLE, Lighthouse, Rock N Roll Man, play, to Sat, 7.45, Wed/Sat mats 2.30.
SALISBURY, Studio Theatre Ashley Road, Outside Edge, to Sat.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, Hamnet, film, and Tues, 7.30, Mon mat 2.30.
YEOVIL, Westlands, Wuthering Heights!, 2026 film, and Tues 11am, 2.30 and 7pm, and Wed 3 and 7pm.

Tuesday 24 March
BATH, Theatre Royal, The Choir of Man, juke box musical, to Thurs and Sat, 7.30, Fri 8pm, Wed/Sat mats 2.30, Friday 4pm.
Komedia, Mariella Frostrup, Cracking the Menopause, 7.30.
BOURNEMOUTH, Pavilion, Emma Kenny’s Killer Couples.
BRISTOL, Beacon, 10cc, And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour.
Old Vic, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), to Sat, various times.
Redgrave Theatre, BAOS in Rock of Ages, The Musical, to Fri, 7.30, Sat 1.30 and 6.30pm.
EXETER, University Great Hall, David Walliams, 6.30.
PLYMOUTH, Theatre Royal, Here and Now, the STEPS Musical, to Sun.
POOLE, Lighthouse, Cinema, Song Sung Blue.
SALISBURY, Playhouse, The Beekeeper of Aleppo, to Sat, 7.30, Thurs/Sat mats 2.15.
SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower, Aaron Sorkin’s To Kill a Mockingbird, to Sat.
MAST, Ivo Graham in Orange Crush, comedy.
WEYMOUTH, Pavilion, Ukranian National Opera in Madama Butterfly, 7.30.

Wednesday 25 March
ANSFORD, Caryford Hall, The Choral. MOVIOLA
BATH, Rondo, Rondo Theatre in Underdog: The Other Other Bronte, to Sat, 7.30, Sat mat 2.30.
Komedia, Mark Simmons, Jest To Impress, comedy.
BOURNEMOUTH, Pavilion, 10cc, And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour.
Pavilion Dance, New Waves, scratch night, professional artists showing works in progress, 6.30.
BRISTOL, Beacon, The Halle, cond Kahchun Wong, Viktoria Mullova, violin, Wagner, Brahms, Bartok.
St George’s, Cara Dillon with Sam Lakeman and band, Coming Home, folk, 8pm: Elly Hopkins and the Adam Stokes Trio, Tribute to Hoagy Carmichael, jazz, 7.30.
Wardrobe Theatre, Fish in a Dress in The City for Incurable Women, true story of medical misogyny, to Fri, 7.30.
Victoria Rooms, Banff Mountain Film Festival, red programme, and Fri.
CORSHAM, Pound Arts, The Mastermind, film, 11am and 7.30pm.
EAST KNOYLE, Village Hall, The Choral. MOVIOLA
EXETER, Northcott, Lieven Scheire, Artificial Intelligence, science and comedy, 7.30.
Phoenix, Game of Crones, feminist comedy.
FERNDOWN, Barrington Centre, P and P Players in The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, to Sat, 7pm.
FROME, Merlin, Selwood Academy students in Oliver! Jr, to Sat, various times.
Cheese and Grain, John Power, Cast, The LAs and me.
POOLE, Lighthouse, BSO, cond Mark Wigglesworth, Boris Giltburg, piano, Beethoven, Prokofiev, Sibelius, 7.30: Cerys Hafana, composer and multi instrumentalist, 8pm: Cinema Mother’s Pride, and Thurs.
SALISBURY, City Hall, Ben Fogle, Wild, explorer and broadcaster, 7.30.
SWANAGE, Mowlem, Comedy Club, 7.30.
TAUNTON, Brewhouse, Marcus Trescothick, cricketer, 8pm.
WELLS, Cedars Hall, Wellls Cathedral School Symphony Orchestra, Walton’s Henry V score, and Thurs.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, Toyah, Songs and Stories, 7.30.

Thursday 26 March
BOURNEMOUTH, Pavilion, Man in the Mirror, Michael Jackson tribute.
BRIDGWATER, McMillan Theatre, Toyah, Songs and Stories, 7.30.
BRIDPORT, Arts Centre, Phil Beer Trio, blues and beyond, 7.30.
BRISTOL, Beacon, The Brand New Heavies, acid jazz.
St George’s, Delphine Trio, Brahms, Sieber, Pepin, Schnyder, 1pm.
Alma Tavern, Bennett Arron, I Regret This Already, comedy, 7.30.
Victoria Rooms, Banff Mountain Film Festival, blue programme.
EXETER, University Great Hall, BSO, cond Mark Wigglesworth, Boris Giltburg, piano, Beethoven, Prokofiev, Sibelius, 7.30.
Corn Exchange, Fairport Convention.
Phoenix, Hollie Cook, reggae.
EXMOUTH, Pavilion, Ben Fogle, Wild, explorers’ stories, 7.30.
HONITON,Beehive, Brigadoon, 1954 film, 2pm.
LYME REGIS, Marine Theatre, Mama’s Gun, soul and funk.
MINEHEAD, Regal Theatre, Barnstormers in Noel Coward’s Easy Virtue, to Sat, 7.30.
PLYMOUTH, Theatre Royal, Drum Studio, Rabble Theatre in Glitch, The True Story of the Post Office scandal, to Sat.
POOLE, Lighthouse, Connor Burns, Gallus, Scottish comedy, 8pm.
SALISBURY, City Hall, Choose George, celebrating George Michael, with Steve Mitchell, 7.30.
Arts Centre, Nick Harper, singer songwriter, 58 Fordwych Road, song cycle, 7.30.
SANDFORD ORCAS, Village Hall, Klezmer Foygl, 7.30. AR
SOUTHAMPTON, MAST, Stitches Comedy Club with James Alderson, Harriet Dyer, Milton Jones and Josh Pugh.
STOGUMBER, Village Hall, Somerset Opera in The Pirates of Penzance, 7.30.
STURMINSTER NEWTON, The Exchange, The Choral, film, 7pm.
SWANAGE, Mowlem, Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II in The Audience, recorded in 2013, 7pm.
TAUNTON, Brewhouse, Hamlet, NT Screening, 7.30.
WEYMOUTH, College, Bay Theatre, Coastland College students’ Easter music show, 7pm.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, Mark Simmons, Jest to Impress, comedy, 7.30.
YEOVIL, Westlands, The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins, comedy, 7.30.

Friday 27 March
BATH, Forum, Fairport Convention.
Chapel Arts, The Haar, folk.
BISHOPSTONE, nr Salisbury, Village Hall, The Choral. MOVIOLA
BOURNEMOUTH, Pavilion, Daniel O’Reilly, Let’s Have It, comedy.
BRADFORD ON AVON, Wiltshire Music Centre, Eric Bibb, One Mississippi, blues, folk and Americana, 7.30.
BRIDGWATER, McMillan Theatre, Iconic 80s, 7.30.
BRIDPORT, Electric Palace, Jess Upton Soul Band, One More Time, 7.30.
Arts Centre, In The Nguyen Kitchen, French film, 7.30.
BRISTOL, Beacon, BSO, cond Pete Harrison, John Williams Blockbusters, The Greatest Film Music of All Time, 7pm: Lantern, Misty in Roots, 50th anniversary show.
St George’s, Aynur Dogan, Kurdish singer, 8pm.
Hen and Chicken Bedminster, The Brit-Pop Show, with Marc Burrows, comedy.
Alma Tavern, Holly Spillar, Tall Child, comedy, 7.30.
Strange Brew, Joan Shelley, folk.
CHRISTCHURCH, Regent Centre, Highcliffe Charity Players in Aladdin, An Easter Pantomime, daily to 2 April, various times.
COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS, Village Hall, Louise Jordan, Behind Enemy Lines, the Women of SOE in words and music, 7pm. RAW
CORSHAM, Pound Arts, Corrine Harragin, Troubled Waters, comedy and storytelling about rivers, 7.30.
EAST STOUR, Village Hall, The Choral. MOVIOLA
EDINGTON, Village Hall, Somerset Opera in The Pirates of Penzance, 7.30.
EXETER, Northcott, Whose Line Is It Anyway Live, improv comedy, 7.30.
Barnfield Theatre, Mark Simmons, Jest to Impress, comedy, 7.45.
Corn Exchange, Comedy Club.
Cygnet Theatre, Select Society Theatre in Divorced, Beheaded, Died: An Audience with King Henry VIII.
FROME, Tree House, The Emperials, Bristol ska band.
LYME REGIS, Marine Theatre, LR Comedy Club, Esther Manito, Aisha Amanduri, Vlad Ilich and Tom Glover, 8pm.
NEW MILTON, Forest Arts, The Otis Jay Blues Band.
POOLE, Lighthouse, The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins, comedy, 7.30: Studio Jazz with the Jeremy Stacey Quartet, 7.45pm: Cinema, Hoppers, animated film, and Sat and 1/2/8/9 April, various day times.
SALISBURY, Arts Centre, Barnstormers Comedy Club, 8pm.
SHAFTESBURY, Arts Centre, Satu – Year of the Rabbit, film, 7.30pm.
SOUTHAMPTON, MAST, John Kearns, Tilting at Windmills, comedy.
SOUTH PETHERTON, David Hall, Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman, folk, 8.
SWANAGE, Mowlem, Klezmer Foygl, 7.30. AR
TAUNTON, Brewhouse, Diana and Lionel, Endless Love, tribute to Ross and Richie, 7.30.
Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre,The All Seasons Life, tribute to Frankie Valli etc, 7.30.
WELLS, Cathedral, Armonico Consort, dir Christopher Monks, Bach St Matthew Passion, Nathan Vale, evangelist, Alex Jones Christus, 7pm.
WESTBURY SUB MENDIP, Village Hall, Nuremberg. MOVIOLA
WEST CAMEL, Davis Hall, I Swear. MOVIOLA
WEYMOUTH, Pavilion, Strong Enough,  ultimate tribute to Cher, 7.30: Ocean Room, That’s So 90s – 90s nostalgia show, 8pm.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, A Night to Remember, Motown, 7.30.

Saturday 28 March
BATH, Theatre Royal, The Egg, Box Clever in Macbeth, and Sun, 11.30am and 3pm.
Forum, Paul Merton and Sukie Webster’s Improv Show.
Chapel Arts, Young Martyrs, Americana.
Komedia, Krater Comedy Club.
BEAULIEU, Abbey, Choralia Milford, Rutter etc, with Hetti Russell-Hayward, 7pm.
BISHOP’S LYDEARD, Village Hall, Somerset Opera in The Pirates of Penzance, 7.30.
BRADFORD ON AVON, Wiltshire Music Centre, Mark Kavuma, trumpet, jazz, 7.30.
BRIDGWATER, Arts Centre, John Power, singer songwriter, 7.30.
BRIDPORT, Arts Centre, Tristan and Isolde from the Metropolitan Opera, 4pm.
Lyric Theatre, Ivor Cutler and the Shinytribe, a tribute by Tim Dalling, 7.30.
BRISTOL, Beacon, Bristol Choral Society, Bach St John Passion, 7.30: Lantern, Eric Bibb, One Mississippi, Americana and blues.
Folk House, Dana Robinson, guitar and old time fiddle from Vermont.
CORSHAM, Pound Arts, Lamphouse in War of the Worlds (on a budget), comedy, 7.30.
DRIMPTON, Village Hall, Klezmer Foygl, 7.30. AR
EXETER, Northcott, TRextasy, tribute, 7.30.
Cygnet Theatre, Cilla and the Swinging 60s.
FROME, Tree House, Sabbotage, Black Sabbath tribute.
LYME REGIS, Marine Theatre, Mama’s Gun, soul funk.
MARTOCK, Village Hall, The Choral. MOVIOLA
NEW MILTON, Forest Arts, Laurence Jones, blues and rock, 7.30.
POOLE, Lighthouse, Bournemouth Symphony Chorus and Youth Chorus and the Salomon Orchestra, cond Gavin Carr, with Sian Dicker, soprano, and Felix Kemp, baritone, Vaughan Williams, Elgar and The Black Lake, new work by Richard Blackford, 7.30: Daoiri Farrell, Irish folk, 8pm: Cinema, James Acaster, Cinemagoers Welcome, film of live gigs, 7.30.
PORTSMOUTH, King’s Theatre, The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins, comedy, 7.30.
SALISBURY, Arts Centre, Groove Junction with DJ Emma, 7pm.
SOUTHAMPTON, MAST, Suzi Ruffell, The Juggle, comedy.
TAUNTON, Brewhouse, The Real Thing, 7.30.
Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre, Mark Simmons, Jest to Impress, comedy, 8pm.
WEYMOUTH, Pavilion, David Benson, My Life with Kenneth Williams, 2.30.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, Baz Luhrmann film, to Tues, 2.30 and 7.30.
YEOVIL, Westlands, Country West Fest, country music, from noon.

Sunday 29 March
BATH, Komedia, Ferocious Dog.
BOURNEMOUTH, Pavilion, The Drifters.
Pavilion Dance, Spring Revue, celebration of Pavilion Dance weekly classes, 6pm.
BRIDPORT, Arts Centre, Mark Simmons, Jest to Impress, comedy, 8pm.
BRISTOL, Beacon, Lantern, Poppy Ackroyd, pianist and composer, and friends.
Old Vic, Michelle de Swarte, The Afters, comedy, 7.30.
St George’s, Shashank Subramanyam, carnatic flautist, and Prattyush Banerjee, sarod, Indian classical music, 7.30.
Redgrave Theatre, Little Angel in Julia Donaldson’s A Squash and A Squeeze, 3.30 and Mond 10.30am and 4.30pm.
Folk House, Roswell Road, Americana duo.
EXETER, Phoenix, The Billy Walton Band.
EXMOUTH, Pavilion, Starting Pointe Dance and Performing Arts in Lights, Camera, Dance, showcase.
LYME REGIS, Marine Theatre, Jazz by the Sea with the Andy Nowak Trio, 8pm.
MILTON ABBAS, Milton Abbey Church, Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir, with Wessex Baroque Collective, cond David Gostick, Bach St John Passsion, 3pm.
SALISBURY, City Hall, The Sound of Springsteen, 7.30.
SHAFTESBURY, Arts Centre, Hamlet, NT Screening, 7pm.
SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower, BSO, cond Pete Harrison, John Williams Blockbusters, The Greatest Film Music of All Time, 7pm.
WARMINSTER, Athenaeum, A Unicorn Called Sparkle, favourite songs, 1 and 3.30pm.
YEOVIL, Westlands, That’ll Be the Day, 40th anniversary show and Trevor’s farewell tour, 7pm.

Monday 30 March
BATH, Forum,  Harry Enfield, And No Chums, comedy, and 7 November.
BRISTOL, Beacon, Thundercat, r’n’b: Lantern, Mario Adrion, comedy.
Wardrobe Theatre, Jenny Foulds, Life Learnings of a Nonsensical Human, poetry, 7.30.
CORSHAM, Pound Arts, The Last Baguette in A Woodland Wonder, storytelling, puppetry and theatre for 2 to 6 year olds, 10am, and 11.30am.
MINEHEAD, Regal Theatre, Somerset Opera in The Pirates of Penzance, 7.30.
YEOVIL, Westlands, H is for Hawk, film, and Tues, 11am, 2.30pm and 7pm.

Tuesday 31 March
BATH, Theatre Royal, The Beekeeper of Aleppo, to Sat, 7.30, Wed/Sat mats 2.30.
BRISTOL, Old Vic, Childrens’ Theatre Partnership in The Boy at the Back of the Class, to Sat.
St George’s, Samin Nosrat, recipes and rituals, 7.30.
Wardrobe Theatre, Angeline Morrison, folk, 7.30.
Alma Tavern, Alma Theatre Co in JB Priestley’s I Have Been Here Before, and Wed, 8pm.
CORSHAM, Pound Arts, Buster Keaton classic The General (1926) with live piano score from Meg Morley, 7.30.
EXETER, Northcott, Exeter Musical Society in Annie, The Musical, to Sat, 7pm, Fri/Sat mats 2pm.
Phoenix, The Jasmin Vardimon Company, contemporary dance triple bill.
HONITON, Beehive, Siegfried, from the Royal Opera, 5.15.
MARNHULL, St Gregory’s, Music at St Greg’s, The King of Kings, 1927 film with organ improvisation by David Briggs, 7pm.
MINEHEAD, Regal Theatre, Wagner’s Siegfried, live from the Royal Opera, 5.15pm.
PLYMOUTH, Theatre Royal, Drum Studio, Stuff and Nonsense in The Enormous Turnip, to 18 April, various day times.
POOLE, Lighthouse, The Eras Experience, Taylor Swift tribute, by Xenna, 7pm.: Cinema, Chicken Run, 11.30am: Wagner’s Siegfried, live from the Royal Opera, 5.15pm.
PORTSMOUTH, Wedgwood Rooms, Geoff Norcott, Basic Bloke 2, comedy.
SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower,  Sounds of  the 60s Live, with Tony Blackburn.
MAST, Little Angel Theatre in Julia Donaldson’s A Squash and a Squeeze, to Sat.
Turner Sims, Fairport Convention, 7.30.
STREET, Strode Theatre, Wagner’s Siegfried, live from the Royal Opera, 5.15pm.
TAUNTON, Brewhouse, Brewhouse Youth Theatre in Alexandra Wood’s Britney’s Lock, part of NT Connections, 7.30.
WIMBORNE, Tivoli, Hamlet, NT Screening, 7.30.