From making your own gin with one of the world’s most innovative distilleries, to trying the best of the Cambridge food scene – here are some uniquely Cambridge experiences to seek out during your stay
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From the co-creator of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister comes the final chapter of British political satire - as cunning, cutting, and catastrophically funny as ever.
An informal monthly evening of ideas, drinks, and conversation with PhD researchers at University Arms.
Celebrating a quarter of a century on stage. This is the best of BalletBoyz.
Join us for this heartwarming and hilarious adventure, full of beautiful puppets and enchanting songs, coming to the Arts Theatre Cambridge this May.
Join us for a fun and interactive 6-week comedy improv course for beginners!
The queen of ball based bedlam comes to Cambridge with a show packed with original songs and stories from the front line of the party bingo circuit, wrapped up in a round of her very own “Great British Bingo” which everyone can play.
Paperback Theatre’s charming open-air adaptation of The Wind in the Willows, set against the stunning backdrop of our beautiful hillside amphitheatre!
Shakespeare’s great narrative poem of the story of Venus and Adonis is brought to life in a rich, captivating theatrical experience.
Presented by New International Encounter Join NIE's ensemble of Actor/Musicians as they mix fact, fiction, and the stories of local school children to tell you the history of the Fens and the land on which we live.
A dark comedy about familial love, obligation, and the weight of care
A brand-new musical is created on the spot from your suggestions, in this award-winning, must-see phenomenon!
Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book, coming to the Arts Theatre this June.
An informal monthly evening of ideas, drinks, and conversation with PhD researchers at University Arms.
High jinks, high drama and high spirits – Malory Towers is a show for boys, girls, and all grown-up children who still dream of midnight feasts and Cornish clifftops.
A sparkling and sophisticated tale of old secrets, impulsive passion and eternal youth - Noël Coward’s witty romantic comedy gets a vibrant 1930s twist!
An informal monthly evening of ideas, drinks, and conversation with PhD researchers at University Arms.
The first game of football, as we know it, was played in Cambridge in 1848.