Enchanting storyteller Sarah Mooney weaves magical tales for all the family. Sarah is resident Storyteller on the S.S Great Britain and was storyteller in residence for the Roald Dahl foundation.

Family Storytelling at 3pm on Saturday June 10th in the Theatre bar (unreserved seating)

The ancient craft of storytelling is brought to life by award winning storyteller Sarah Mooney and incredible musician Jerome O'Connell. They will be telling The Handless Maiden and Skeleton Woman.

Red Stories at 7.30pm on Saturday June 10th in the Theatre bar (unreserved seating)

Rex The King is the story of a Somerset darts champion who ruled the world, but lost it all – it’s a theatrical tale that’s witty, uplifting and ludicrously tragic. Expect blood and sweat, tears and beers, not to mention plenty of songs and silliness.

Rex The King at 7.30pm on Saturday June 3rd in the Theatre bar (unreserved seating)

Alf has an eye for other people's possessions. Especially belongings of sentimental value. He snatches and grabs without a thought for other people’s feelings. But it's time for him to change tack and learn that there are better ways to play!

Roll up, set a sail and join Alf as he gallops through the blustery wood, along the seashore and revels in wonder as the circus comes to town.

Full of imaginative play, original songs and vibrant characters - 'Alf the Highwayman' is a show for all the family with plenty of chances to join in and no frights!

Winner of Best Children’s Show, Shaftesbury Fringe 2016.

Wednesday 31st May 11am and 2pm in the Theatre bar (unreserved seating)

The smallest city in England hosts a BIG weekend of comedy.

Now in its third year, the Wells Comedy Festival in association with Brothers Cider features more than 35 shows in four Wells venues over the bank holiday weekend of May 26-28.

2017’s programme includes shows from Stewart Lee, Milton Jones, Sara Pascoe, Bridget Christie, James Acaster, Joe Lycett, Richard Herring, Angelos & Barry, Paul Foot, Hal Cruttenden, Nish Kumar, Kieran Hodgson, Simon Munnery, Ed Gamble, Adam Riches, John Kearns and Sarah Kendall. Plus loads more!

May 26th-28th

Tickets from £6

This is a Long Paws Comedy Production

The show features the songs from the ska/pop band Madness and was named after one of their popular hit singles. Premiering at the Cambridge Theatre in 2002. Our House was the winner of the 2003 Olivier award for Best New Musical and has since gone on to tour both nationally and internationally to great acclaim. Songs include House of Fun, My Girl, Baggy Trousers, Driving in My Car, Tomorrow’s Just another Day, Embarrassment and It Must be Love. This toe-tapping, two-tone, London love story has plenty for everyone to enjoy.

Two hilarious comedies that are a must for anyone who wants a good laugh. If you have ever been involved in any theatre production behind the scenes or just want to know about the craziness that goes on in amateur dramatics you shouldn't miss this show! 

A traditional family pantomime full of fun, silliness and lots of laughs! A re-telling of the classic Fairy Tale as you’ve never seen it before packed full of magic and mayhem. Will Jack manage to finally stop daydreaming about being a hero and save the day (and Princess Jill, the Cow and all the Kingdom). Will the evil Spurge the Scourge and his Henchweeds manage to fool everyone and beat Fairy Holly? How angry are the Giant's going to be after their castle has been plundered!?

Don’t miss out on what will be another Wells Little Theatre Classic!

Box Office opens on the 19th November 2016

Twelfth Night, or, What You Will is a comedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written around 1601–02 as a Twelfth Night's entertainment for the close of the Christmas season. The play centers on the twins Viola and Sebastian, who are separated in a shipwreck and the romantic chaos that ensues as Viola pretends to be a man to make her way in the world.

Come and peek behind the curtain at Wells Little Theatre as we open the Theatre to the public! We’d love to welcome anyone interested in becoming a member, or just curious about what we do. Our theatre community has many more people than those who perform on stage and we’d love to encourage more people to become a part of this amazing society! Bar open and free tea, coffee and cake for our visitors! (Hurry, because when it’s gone, it’s gone!) ALL AGES WELCOME! Come and find us! Situated on the bottom corner of Chamberlain Street, just across from Tesco’s, by the traffic lights we are only a few minutes walk from the high street (Walk down by St Cuthberts church and turn right at the bottom and you are there). We are just down from the bus station in Princes road—if you keep it on your right you are going the right way! We do have a small car park as well. We look forward to seeing you!