by Beam·26 Jul 2026
A free drop-in yoga session running from 10am to 1pm.
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A lovable dog gains superpowers and battles an evil cat threatening humanity after his owner is abducted by aliens.
A mysterious cosmic event transports Oak Street and its residents to an unknown place, forcing the Platt family to face a radically changed world.
A young Anthony Bourdain stumbles into the chaos of a restaurant kitchen during a formative summer in Provincetown.
Kayla must catch a mischievous mouse named Jerry before he ruins a high-profile hotel wedding in this classic cartoon comedy.
Oscar the tongue-scrubber becomes an unlikely hero after a big lie lands him in deep water in this animated underwater adventure.
Sing along to The Little Mermaid as young mermaid Ariel strikes a deal with sea witch Ursula to win the heart of Prince Eric.
Storyteller and pantomime dame Mama G brings her beloved live show to the venue, following a career spanning Britain's Got Talent and an Off-Broadway run.
A documentary film exploring the life and celebrated global exhibitions of David Hockney, Britain's most popular artist.
A live interactive tribute to children's YouTube star Ms Rachel, featuring singing, dancing, and fun for little ones and their grown-ups.
Sarah Luke Performing Arts marks its tenth anniversary with a student showcase featuring ballet, tap, modern, street, lyrical, ACRO dance, and musical highlights.
Two best friends – a casino executive and a Mafia enforcer – clash over a Las Vegas gambling empire and a captivating socialite.
An award-winning interactive live show where the whole audience plays games and quizzes on their own smartphones, hosted by comedian Steve McNeil.
A screening of Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat, exploring the assassination of Patrice Lumumba and its impact on decolonization at the UN, with a programmer intro.
A live National Theatre broadcast of John Millington Synge's classic play, starring Nicola Coughlan, Éanna Hardwicke and Siobhán McSweeney.
A screening of A Raisin in the Sun marking its 65th anniversary, preceded by a 10-minute programmer introduction.
Paul Hackett's one night in downtown Manhattan spirals into a surreal series of misadventures in Martin Scorsese's darkly comic After Hours.
A recently-widowed woman travels with her young son as she pursues a fresh start and a career as a singer.
An aspiring stand-up comedian goes to extraordinary lengths to appear on the late night show of his idol.
A documentary telling the story of Cymande, the pioneering band who found US success but disbanded in 1975, told through archival footage and new interviews.
An interactive, high-energy K-Pop show for families and pop fans of all ages, featuring hits from BLACKPINK, BTS, Chappell Roan and more.
Two 12-year-old best friends navigate trauma, loss and growing up after a racially motivated stop and search in this striking monochrome British coming-of-age film.
A sweeping Japanese drama following two Kabuki performers across decades of ambition and betrayal — the highest-grossing live-action domestic film in Japanese history.
A deeply personal Canadian drama following an eight-year-old girl and her Hungarian family navigating a fresh start on Vancouver Island in the late 1990s.
A Lighthouse double bill pairing Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Cactus Pears with the short animated film Two Black Boys in Paradise — both Pay What You Feel.
Shot on antique Super 8 cameras across 25 countries, Super Nature is a poetic meditation on the natural world, executive produced by Oscar-winner Asif Kapadia.
An informal meetup giving local creatives the chance to connect and catch up with one another.
Students from Alistair Barrie's BEAM Stand-Up Comedy Masterclass perform their original sets live for the first time.
A dark reimagining of Cinderella told through the stepsister's eyes, blending body horror influences with an Academy Award-nominated look.
The drama. The scandal. The dynasty. The Tudors like you've never seen them before. The Tudors are big box office – and it’s easy to see why. With larger-than-life monarchs, gripping court intrigue, epic battles, forbidden love, and more than a few beheadings, no other royal dynasty captures the imagination quite like this one.
Award-winning comedian and satirist Cody Dahler performs his new live show exploring the state of modern British politics, joined by special guest hosts.
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.
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.
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.
A pioneering live Bond music concert spanning 20+ years, covering theme songs, chase music and orchestral suites from across the film series.
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.
La Voix performs live, combining powerhouse vocals, outrageous comedy and razor-sharp wit for an unforgettable night of glamour and entertainment.
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.
Hidden Jazz Club delivers an intimate live jazz night featuring Grammy winners and rising talent, with a sold-out track record from Paris to Tokyo.
Celebrate the 35th anniversary of Martin Scorsese's 1991 psychological thriller Cape Fear on the big screen.
The Regional Showcase Series returns to celebrate exceptional local artists from Hertford.
Ed Patrick brings his critically acclaimed stand-up show Numb and Number to the stage, praised by The Telegraph, The Guardian, and Matt Lucas.
Three women. Three lives. One fight! Tina is a devoted mother, Rachel, a career driven businesswoman and Rosie a rebellious young spirit. They couldn’t be more different. But when breast cancer brings them together, they find strength, laughter and resilience in the most unlikely of places.
Neil Reidman performs his acclaimed one-man show Without, following a British Black Theatre Awards nomination for Best Male Lead Actor.
Creator and performer Araminta Wraith draws on her life as a classical ballet soloist in this personal dance theatre piece exploring love, obsession and letting go.
A one-woman show in which Charlotte uncovers the rest of her grandfather's unfinished banshee story — and discovers she may be cursed.
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.
Martin Scorsese's classic crime drama following the rise and fall of gangster Henry Hill, starring Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci.
A screening of Martin Scorsese's acclaimed 1980 boxing drama, following Jake LaMotta's rise in the ring and the personal destruction left in its wake.
20th anniversary screening of Scorsese's crime thriller, following an undercover cop and a police mole trying to expose each other inside a Boston Irish gang.
A 4K restoration of the Madness film tracing how seven Camden Town mates formed the band behind the iconic Nutty Sound.
A festive night of stand-up comedy at Hertford BEAM featuring Rich Hall, Dane Buckley, Kelly Convey, Jack Skipper, and Mike Rice.
Spike Lee's cinematic take on David Byrne's Broadway show, blending Talking Heads classics with political urgency, inventive dance, and immersive performance.
Martin Scorsese's gritty 1973 crime drama follows a Catholic mobster navigating loyalty, love, and ambition in New York's Little Italy.
Scorsese's landmark 1976 thriller screens in a special 50th anniversary retrospective, starring Robert De Niro as a troubled Vietnam vet turned New York City taxi driver.
