Wilton’s Music Hall has announced its bold and adventurous Spring 2027 season, bringing an eclectic mix of provocative new theatre, landmark anniversaries, music, comedy, and unique live performances to its historic stage.
The packed season opens in January with favorites like Carradine’s Cockney Sing-along, followed by compelling spoken word events, including Richard Brooks discussing the Post Office Horizon IT scandal and Will Adamsdale’s AI-focused comedy. Highlights across the winter months also feature Edwardian musical comedy The Arcadians, a theatrical staging of Milton’s Paradise Lost, Stewart Lee’s dark comedy Pea Green Boat, and a special tenth-anniversary Cabaret vs Cancer Variety Gala.
February introduces silent film centenary screenings with live musical accompaniment, contemporary music hall night Tiddley Pom, and the West End hit Eric and Ern, celebrating the Morecambe and Wise centenary. Later in the month, La Perla 29 joins forces with cult dark cabaret band The Tiger Lillies for A Macbeth Song, reimagining Shakespeare’s tragedy through a unique concert performance.
March brings a diverse lineup including silent film screenings with original live scores, improvised murder mystery CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation, and Tape Face: 20 celebrating two decades of the international comedy sensation. Charles Court Opera returns with a five-star run of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado, alongside Mark Farrelly’s intimate tribute Kenneth Williams: A Celebration.
The season's theatrical highlights arrive in April with the world premiere of Jonathan Maitland’s dark comedy Not the Benny Hill Show, starring Keith Allen as an ITV executive confronting changing cultural sensibilities in 1989. Proteus Theatre Company follows with Tabby Lamb’s The Law of Mayhem, a physical production utilizing circus arts to explore the extraordinary lives of British transgender trailblazers Roberta Cowell and Michael Dillon. The season concludes at the end of April with silent cinema screenings and Cocktails with Joyce Grenfell.
Tickets for the Spring 2027 season are available now through the Wilton’s Music Hall box office.
