Events

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Back To The Land Girls – Saturday 17th October 2026

One of Badapple’s best-loved classic shows is back after 15 years! With beautiful songs from Sony Award Winning songwriter, and BBC Radio 4 host, Jez Lowe. Join Buff and Biddy in this heart-warming comedy set to a 1940s soundtrack. It is an uplifting journey of blisters, back-ache and banter.

This heart-warming theatre piece was inspired by interviews with a number of incredible women from Yorkshire who worked on the land during WW2. Their comic and poignant stories led Kate Bramley to create the journey of Buff and Biddy, who arrive in the countryside not knowing one end of a cow from the other. Buff, the confident Scouser who dreams of being just like Vera Lynn, is billeted with Biddy, a country girl who thinks she is ‘nowt’, but between them they are turning heads and breaking hearts.

Their camaraderie and friendship sustain them on a journey of back-breaking work but delightful independence, of dreams of fame and romance and always the hope that the end of the war is just around the corner.

Badapple’s performances are joyous and uplifting, performed for audiences of all ages.

Adult Tickets £14; Children 10-17 £10

Doors open at 18.45. Licensed bar, tea and coffee available. Performance starts at 19.30

Great Britons – Friday 23rd April 2027

This brand new comedy by acclaimed writers Brian Mitchell (The Ministry of Biscuits) and Joseph Nixon (co-writer of Broadway hit The Shark Is Broken), the duo behind rural touring smash Those Magnificent Men, romps through some of Britain’s bravest heroes, who risked everything to save their country.

Four nations, five heroes, two actors – no budget!

Relive epic battles! Shout “Hurrah!” at feats of derring-do! Marvel as a man burns cakes, another puts a telescope to his blind eye, and a spider tries to spin a web! (Or was that crawl up a cave wall… ?)

This cut-price pageant will swell your bosom with pride and split your sides with laughter.

Adult Tickets £14; Children 8-17 £10

Doors open at 18.45. Licensed bar, tea and coffee available. Performance starts at 19.30