by Beam·26 Jul 2026
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A storytelling show for babies and toddlers following a quirky Fisherwoman on a quest to find a companion in a seaside village.
Set before the 1973 Chilean coup, CIA agents Chris and Lee travel to Easter Island on their boss's orders in this screening event.
A screening of Matilda (1996) for children aged 3 and up, with an adult companion required for all under-13s.
A relaxed weekly cinema screening for parents and guardians with babies under 12 months, featuring softer sound and gentle lighting.
A Children's Corner screening of Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie, open to children aged 3 and over with accompanying adults.
An hour-long programme of Julia Donaldson animated shorts — Room on the Broom, Tabby McTat, and Zog and the Flying Doctors — for families with children aged 3+.
Mama G battles the dastardly Book Worm in this family storytelling show full of panto fun, original songs, and the magical power of books.
Award-winning folk duo Megson perform a gentle, family-friendly concert of children's folk songs old and new, specially designed for younger children.
Goofy drags Max away on a family road trip just as Max has made plans to impress his dreamgirl in this classic Disney animated feature.
A film adaptation of Tove Jansson's novel, screened as part of BEAM Seniors — a fortnightly cinema event for audiences aged 65 and over.
A fortnightly cinema club for over-65s screening How Deep is Your Love in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere every other Thursday.
A fortnightly Thursday cinema screening for those aged 65 and over, showing These Violent Delights in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
A charming, award-winning road movie set in Northern Italy, screened as part of BEAM Seniors — a regular Thursday programme for cinema lovers aged 65 and over.
A relaxed fortnightly cinema event for over-65s screening Just an Illusion, where you can come alone, with a friend, or meet fellow film lovers.
Celebrate the 80th anniversary of It's A Wonderful Life, screening this Christmas 2026.
Flashback is a monthly classic film screening series, this month presenting Tarkovsky's landmark 1979 film Stalker.
A cinema screening celebrating Tate Britain's Monet and Time exhibition, exploring the Impressionist master's revolutionary use of light, colour and his iconic garden.
Flashback's Noirvember series celebrates the 80th anniversary of Gilda, one of cinema's most iconic film noir classics.
Santa's son Arthur embarks on a wild last-minute adventure to deliver one missed Christmas present, joined by Grandsanta and a rebellious elf.
A live interactive tribute to children's YouTube star Ms Rachel, featuring singing, dancing, and fun for little ones and their grown-ups.
Katrina Dance Academy showcases students of all ages at BEAM, with performances spanning ballet, acro, street dance and more.
Elite Performers Academy students take to the stage at BEAM for a song and dance showcase spanning the 1960s through to the 2000s.
Festive screening of The Polar Express paired with a pyjama party — come in your cosiest nightwear for this Christmas Eve adventure.
HDS's annual studio show celebrates ballet, modern and contemporary dance with performances inspired by beloved West End musicals.
Two newly restored 4K Thunderbirds episodes screened as a double bill: Atlantic Inferno and Attack of the Alligators!
The 1994 festive comedy-drama in which a department store Santa claiming to be the real Kris Kringle ends up on trial.
Fritz Lang's landmark 1927 sci-fi silent film Metropolis returns to the big screen for its centenary screening.
Flashback is a monthly classic film screening series — this month spotlighting The Sacrifice as part of its celebration of cinema history.
A screening of Blow-Up with an introduction by Mik Wilkojc, part of the monthly Flashback classic film series.
Flashback's Noirvember screening marks the 85th anniversary of The Maltese Falcon, John Huston's landmark 1941 noir classic.
Flashback's Noirvember edition screens Mildred Pierce as part of its monthly classic film series.
A monthly classic film screening series presents The Third Man as part of its Noirvember programme.
Flashback's Noirvember screening presents the classic film Sunset Boulevard, part of a monthly series celebrating landmark films from across cinema history.
Flashback's Noirvember screening series presents Double Indemnity, a cornerstone of classic film noir, as part of a monthly celebration of must-see cinema.
Flashback is a monthly classic film series. This edition screens Andrei Tarkovsky's Nostalghia.
Two women's weekend road trip spirals into a life-changing adventure on the run in this iconic 1991 feminist classic.
Flashback is a monthly classic film screening series. This month features Do The Right Thing.
Flashback is a monthly classic film series — this month screening the beloved comedy 9 to 5.
Two neighbors bond over suspicions of unfaithful spouses while agreeing to keep their own relationship strictly platonic.
An interactive, high-energy K-Pop show for families and pop fans of all ages, featuring hits from BLACKPINK, BTS, Chappell Roan and more.
Bitter Christmas is a multilayered story from Pedro Almodóvar, screening at Lighthouse, drenched in his signature vivid colours.
A film following Effi, a young woman whose chance encounter with an injured soldier briefly offers a glimpse of a better life — before a harsher reality sets in.
A group of shoplifters target a ruthless fashion maven, stealing and reselling her clothes at a lower price in a bold act of defiance.
A play following a family navigating love, loss, and difficult decisions as dementia erodes a woman's ability to communicate her inner life.
Based on true events, Being Heumann tells the story of the 1977 disabled rights activists who staged the longest occupation of a federal building in American history.
Three doctors of different backgrounds united by a commitment to save lives, documented from Gaza's besieged hospitals to the halls of Congress.
Katzeye – The Ultimate Tribute performs a concert-style show featuring hit songs, choreography, and audience interaction.
Members' preview screening of Focker in Law, following Greg Focker's son Henry as he prepares to marry a sharp-witted former FBI hostage negotiator.
The Hertford Symphony Orchestra performs Wagner, Sibelius and Stravinsky, including the Firebird Suite and Sibelius's Symphony No. 2.
The BBC Big Band and conductor Barry Forgie perform a night of swinging Christmas classics with live vocal talent.
An extended cut of the Doctor Who two-parter screens alongside exclusive bonus material and a new special guest interview, as part of Doctor Who Day.
Kate Garner leads a festive piano singalong, taking the crowd through classic songs and Christmas favourites in a fun, sociable atmosphere.
A live Michael Jackson tribute concert starring tribute artist CJ, performing classic hits including Thriller, Billie Jean, and Beat It with full choreography and production.
A live stage show celebrating Simon & Garfunkel, combining original film footage, large projections, and a full band performing all the classic hits.
Liverpool legends John Barnes and Jan Mølby share football stories, laughs, and dressing-room tales, with a live Q&A and optional VIP meet and greet.
Stand-up comedian Josh Pugh performs his show Ha Ha Yeah Sound, as seen on Mock The Week, The Last Leg, Hypothetical and more.
Spencer James, lead vocalist of The Searchers for 37 years, performs the band's classic Sixties hits including Needles and Pins and When You Walk in the Room.
A pioneering live Bond music concert spanning 20+ years, covering theme songs, chase music and orchestral suites from across the film series.
Flashback is a monthly classic film series — this month screening Solaris as part of its celebration of essential cinema history.
ACE dance and music presents a powerful double bill of new works exploring humanity, conflict and our connection to the earth through African Diaspora dance.
Historian David Musgrove and British Museum curator Michael Lewis explore the mysteries of the Bayeux Tapestry and its extraordinary account of the Norman Conquest.
Award-winning Elvis tribute artist Emilio Santoro, backed by 1950s band The Creoles, performs classic hits spanning Elvis's Sun Records era through the '68 Comeback Special.
Supreme Queen is a world-class Queen tribute show featuring top performers, authentic staging, and specialist sound and lighting effects.
A high-energy mix of tap dancing, acrobatics, live music and comedy suitable for the whole family.
West Ham legends Sir Trevor Brooking, Julian Dicks and Tony Gale reunite for an evening of stories, memories and audience Q&A.
The West End Tenors bring their first UK tour to town, featuring stars of Les Misérables, Phantom of the Opera and more in a celebration of musical theatre and film.
La Voix performs live, combining powerhouse vocals, outrageous comedy and razor-sharp wit for an unforgettable night of glamour and entertainment.
The only American tribute show celebrating the music of the Four Tops and legendary Motown artists, touring the UK.
The Illegal Eagles perform the classic Eagles album in full, plus hits including Hotel California and Life in the Fast Lane.
Pianist Alvanis performs four Beethoven sonatas, including the Pathétique, Waldstein, and Appassionata, in an evening of great piano music.
Tommy Blaize performs Great American Songbook classics and timeless ballroom standards, backed by a hand-picked ensemble of top UK musicians.
The Drifters return to the UK performing classic hits including Under the Boardwalk, Saturday Night at the Movies, and more.
Jack Dee celebrates 40 years in stand-up with a show of his favourite jokes, stories and anecdotes — guaranteed no new material.
A live band-led mass sing-along celebrating musical theatre and film, with lyrics on giant screens and songs from Hamilton, Wicked, Les Misérables, and more.
Mark Steel's new stand-up show takes an exasperated but clear-eyed look at the madness of the modern world.
Ward Thomas perform a special acoustic set of songs from their back catalogue, with stripped-back arrangements and stories behind the music.
Coldplace is a world-class Coldplay tribute act performing 20+ years of hits, with lasers, confetti, video screens and Xyloband LED wristbands.
John Kearns performs Tilting at Windmills, a fragmented and bleak portrait of modern life that has earned five-star reviews from The Guardian and Chortle.
World-renowned magician James Phelan brings an all-new show for 2025, featuring the acclaimed act that sold out The Magic Circle and earned a string of five-star reviews.
Kai returns to the stage with My Revolution, a personal dance theatre show blending Ballroom, Latin, and Contemporary with choreography, live performance, and iconic hits.
The classic BBC sitcom Porridge is brought to life on stage, following Fletcher and Godber navigating life inside Her Majesty's Prison Slade.
Drag Race UK stars Divina De Campo and Veronica Green headline this camp Christmas show featuring live vocals, comedy, and a full chorus line of dancers.
UK comedian-magician Pete Firman brings his Jokus Pocus show to the stage, mixing mind-boggling illusions with big laughs.
A one-woman show in which Charlotte uncovers the rest of her grandfather's unfinished banshee story — and discovers she may be cursed.
Michael Caine stars alongside Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and the Muppets in this festive retelling of Charles Dickens' classic Christmas story.
Award-winning improv comedy troupe The Noise Next Door turn your audience suggestions into instant comedy masterpieces, live on stage.
Blind comedian David Eagle brings his brand-new solo show of stand-up, storytelling and folk-flavoured comedy songs, including his acclaimed George Formby parody.
Jon improvises an entirely new Star Wars film solo — every character, trailer, and soundtrack — based on audience suggestions.
Comedian Susie delivers an honest and funny stand-up show about the chaos, questions and curveballs of modern parenthood.
James Rowland's acclaimed comic storytelling show returns for a special tenth-anniversary edition, blending music, humour and heart in a tale of friendship and death.
Hundred Watt Club returns with a night of burlesque, cabaret and variety entertainment, hosted by Lena Love and featuring a hand-picked cast of performers.
A life-affirming play featuring live cooking on stage, exploring memory and belonging through the tastes and aromas of an Iranian kitchen.
A mums' night out comedy show hosted by The Funny Mummy, featuring UK stand-up comedians alongside games, music and prizes.
Christopher Brett Bailey performs his acclaimed solo show following a deadbeat narrator who crosses paths with a washed-up Satan in a wild, genre-defying misadventure.
Andrew Frost brings his sell-out Edinburgh Fringe show on tour — a five-star blend of magic, laughs and emotional trickery.
Nicola Keen and Malcolm McKee celebrate Joyce Grenfell with her iconic comedy songs and monologues, alongside classic material from Flanders & Swann and Noël Coward.
Mrs Smith returns with her follow-up show after a sellout 2023 tour, as part of the BEAM Comedy Festival 2027.
Matt Richardson brings his stand-up show Bit Much Mate to the stage — a high-octane, unapologetic set from the TV personality and online star.
Emperor Paul Atreides faces the consequences of his rise to power amid political intrigue and a galaxy-wide holy war in Dune: Part Three.
A festive night of stand-up comedy at Hertford BEAM featuring Rich Hall, Dane Buckley, Kelly Convey, Jack Skipper, and Mike Rice.
New York cop John McClane takes on a group of terrorists who seize control of the building he's in.
Alex Horne and the Horne Section bring their 2027 tour Six Absolute Helmets to the stage, packed with new songs, comedy, and choreography of dubious quality.
Kane Brown performs fully improvised crowd work comedy, with no script and no plan — just spontaneous laughs every time, plus support acts.
Veteran stand-up Jeff Innocent, 71, brings his latest show to the stage, exploring life's later years with characteristic wit and warmth.
Manchester comedian Josh Jones performs his stand-up show, as seen on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, The Jonathan Ross Show and Would I Lie To You.
A blackly comic chronicle of Madchester's music scene and the birth of The Haçienda, screened as part of the monthly Flashback classic film series.
A documentary exploring the life of Jeff Buckley through archive footage and personal accounts from family, bandmates, and fellow musicians.
A special 10th anniversary screening of Lady Bird, part of the Flashback monthly classic film series.
