Special Halloween Kids Party

Parents are you Looking for something different for your kids to do this Halloween?

The Colour House Children's Theatre and Arttes 4 Kids @ Merton Abbey Mills are joining forces to give children a creative and exciting way to celebrate Halloween this year.

Click here for more details.

The Breeze and I

The story of ALAN BREEZE, vocalist with The Billy Cotton Band for 36 years!
Presented by OLIVIA BREEZE
Musical accompaniment by Paul Davis
Compiled by John Coffey

Wed 24 October 2007 19:30
Thu 25 October 2007 14:30
Thu 25 October 2007 19:30

Most interesting show, very cleverly done!"
Keith Skues: BBC Radio Norfolk

Box Office 020 8640 5111, or click here for more information.

Theater Theatre

This is a blistering examination of a woman in turmoil.

New York Times Theater Listings.

The Wheelhouse Theatre company's startling version of Hedda Gabler must end on Saturday October 20. Make sure that you do not miss this fine staging of a new translation of Ibsen's classic.

Something for Everyone

There is something for everyone in the Colour House Theatre on weekends.


On Friday October 10, in "Exchanging Notes" - as part of the Wimbledon Book Festival - pianist, writer and broadcaster Susan Tomes, author of A Musician's Alphabet, talks to Robert Philip, author of Performing Music in the Age of Recording about the pleasures and pains of a life in classical music.


For the kids, Red Riding Hood - the Colour House Children's Theatre's 63rd production - plays 2pm and 4pm matinees on Saturday and Sunday.


And finally make sure that you book your tickets for the Wheelhouse Theatre Company's stunning version of Hedda Gabler which will be performed at 7:30pm on Saturday and then return on Monday for the final week of its run.

Hedda Gabler

The Wheelhouse Theatre Company's production of a exclusive new translation of Ibsen's classic " Hedda Gabler" is now playing at the Colour House Theatre, with the versatile Scandinavian actress Kristina Linder in the title role.

Black farce blends with domestic tragedy in an unforgettable portrait of social disorder

Read Nancy Groves' Wimbledon Guardian interview with director Mark Marlowe here.

Call the box office on 020 8542 5511 or book online.