The Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, has launched 2025 with the release of its new season brochure, packed with an impressive line-up of productions that promise to provide world-class entertainment to audiences in Gloucestershire.

The season features a dynamic mix of West End drama, thrillers, Broadway musicals, comedy, ballet and dance, with something for everyone.

Drama and Thrillers

The Everyman Theatre kicks off a cold 2025 season by taking us back to a sizzling Summer 1954 (February 3rd - 8th), a double bill of Terence Rattigan's Table Number Seven and The Browning Version, starring a stellar ensemble cast including Dame Sian Phillips and Nathaniel Parker.

Martin Shaw stars as Sir Thomas More in A Man For All Seasons (February 11th - 15th. The gripping tale of integrity versus power, set during the tumultuous reign of Henry VIII, remains as timely and compelling as ever.

Prepare for spine-tingling West End thrills with Ghost Stories (March 4th - 8th, while Paula Hawkins' bestseller The Girl on The Train (March 25th - 29th) takes to the stage, starring novelist and podcaster Giovanna Fletcher, promising edge-of-your-seat suspense.

Musicals

Back by popular demand, the powerful musical Blood Brothers will make a highly anticipated return to Cheltenham this October (14th - 18th). This legendary tale of love, family, and fate has captivated audiences at the Everyman for years, frequently selling out.

Rock spectacle Bat Out of Hell (March 31st - April 5th) will showcase the iconic and high-octane music of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf, while Tony Award-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen (May 6th - 10th) will make its way to Cheltenham as part of its first-ever UK tour, bringing its heart-rending story and iconic songs such as 'You Will Be Found' and 'Waving Through A Window' to local audiences.

Fans of nostalgia can look forward to Cruel Intentions: The '90s Musical (March 11th-15th) which is packed with '90s pop classics, while local talent will shine as Cheltenham Operatic and Dramatic Society presents Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (April 15th - 19th), while fans of timeless musical theatre can look forward to The Cotswold Savoyards' production of Guys and Dolls (October 28th - November 1st).

Adding to the stellar line-up is the cult classic The Rocky Horror Show (February 17th - 22nd), offering audiences an astounding night of risqué fun and unforgettable songs, including Time Warp and Sweet Transvestite.

Comedy

The Everyman will welcome a host of comedians this year, including the newly announced Alan Davies + Support (March 23rd). Alan is known for his sharp wit, observational storytelling, and his appearances on QI and Taskmaster. The Cheltenham XL Comedy Club also returns for 2025 with headliners Babatunde Aleshe (January 17th), Phil Wang (March 9th), and Seann Walsh (May 25th).

For those seeking nostalgia, Friends! The Parody Musical (October 6th - 11th), will deliver a hilarious and affectionate tribute to the iconic TV series. Packed with gags and the beloved quirks and quotes of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe, this musical will delight die-hard Friends fans and newcomers alike.

Ballet and Dance

Matthew Bourne's New Adventure company will also launch its 2025 tour of The Midnight Bell in Cheltenham (May 15th - 17th). Set in 1930s London, this haunting dance theatre piece reveals tales of love, longing, and betrayal among lonely hearts in Soho's pubs and foggy streets.

The Everyman Theatre's 2025 brochure is bursting with entertainment for all ages. To explore the full lineup you can pick up a copy directly from the theatre's foyer on Regent Street or read the brochure online at https://issuu.com/everymanchelt/docs/che_bro_jan25_digital?fr=sYTQxMTY1MjgyMDA 

Don't miss your chance to see these exciting productions on your doorstep this year.