A Bristol Old Vic Theatre School production.<br />A comic masterpiece, Tom Jones is deservedly a classic in English literature. Sheer fun and bursting with bawdy scenes, it's a tasty treat from beginning to end. Expelled from Mr Allworthy's country estate for his wild temper and sexual conquests, the good-hearted foundling Tom Jones loses his money, joins the army and pursues his beloved across Britain to London, where he becomes a kept lover,,, Our hero's actions were, in 1749, as shocking as they are funny today and joyously relevent to a modern day audience.

To anyone who loves musical theatre, ‘G&S’ means melody, irreverence, wit and fun. This version has thoroughly updated the Victorian operetta allowing today’s theatre goer a fresh look at this classic. All the original songs and tunes are included in a careful mixture of traditional style and updated music and comey. A very funny show.

and his cat... This year's adventure includes all the traditional fun of Pantoland, plus a rather clever cat, a thigh-slapping Mayor and a moment of magic in Morocco.

An evening of Music and Drama Following the success of LLU1 in 2005 we present to you a wide collection of theatrical fun and enterainment. Come and fly with us and avoid the strikes and volcanic ash!

A comedy who-dun-it by Simon Brett. The murder investigation of well known actor, Martin Powell, is undertaken in act one. By the interval we know who-dun-it, dr do we? Act two reconstructs the events leading up to the murder and the trwist. Will you be fooled?

This is the musical made internationally famous by Yul Brynner as the King of Siam with Deborah Kerr as Anna Leonowens - the governess to his many children by his many wives. Most people know the story of their fiery relationship and her attempts to civilise him and his efforts to do the best for his country and his family. This is the romance that gave birth to such classics as 'Getting to Know You', 'I Whistle a Happy Tune', 'Hello Young Lovers' and 'Shall We Dance?'.