Events

Back by popular demand, The Post Floyd Dream are a fantastic Essex-based tribute band who bring together their love of Pink Floyd to create a stunning and memorable show, including tracks from classic albums Meddle, Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, The Wall, The Final Cut, A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell.  

Expect a loving and faithful Floyd experience, including an amazing light show.

Saturday, January 25th

Carole King’s songs and life story are interwoven in A Tribute to Carole King, unfolding themes of love, loss, and hope through her album Tapestry and a selection of her other hits, many of which were made famous by artists such as James Taylor, Aretha Franklin, Dusty Springfield, and The Beatles.

Claire Harper and Tim Broughton’s mesmerising on-stage presence creates joy and tears through the gift of music and shared human experience. 

Saturday, February 22nd 

The ELO Encounter return to the hall for what will be another fantastic show.  All the hits and more and an amazing light show from the very best ELO Tribute out there.

The ELO Encounter have played Hatfield Peverel twice before - and sold out both times, so get your tickets early to avoid missing out on this amazing band.

Saturday, March 29th 

The UK Bee Gees are the most realistic tribute to the Bee Gees that you will ever see or hear. As the trio appear on the stage you can just feel the air of amazement by the audience. The UK Bee Gees have gone to great lengths to be certain that not only is the music very accurate, but that they look and act every inch as the Gibb brothers.

All the great songs, the harmony voices, the look, the mannerisms and the dry humour – all are faithfully re-created. From the first opening song of ‘You Should Be Dancing’, all the way through the romantic ballads such as ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ and finally into the fantastic disco film tracks such as ‘Night Fever’ and ‘Stayin’ Alive’, you can be forgiven for thinking that the real Bee Gees are there with you.

Saturday, April 26th

 Elinor Dashwood has a lot of good Sense. Her sister Marianne Dashwood has an excess of Sensibility. Together they make a snappy title for Jane Austen's classic novel of scandals, scoundrels and severely sprained ankles. 

This funny, fast-paced and faithful new adaptation from the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company features live music, audience interaction, romance and heartbreak.

"Live entertainment at its best" ☆☆☆☆☆ (North West End)

Sunday, May 25th

Shades of Simon, the UK’s most authentic sounding Paul Simon tribute band, present their highly acclaimed 2 hour theatre show in tribute to Paul Simon as one of the best songwriters and performers of his generation.  

With an engaging narration, exceptional musicianship and authentic renditions of the best of his songs from Simon & Garfunkel through to Graceland, this is a show that appeals to all generations.

An outstanding 5-piece band presenting the story and authentic sound of the songs of Paul Simon.

Saturday, May 31st

The Who are  famed for the energy and excitement of their live shows and Maximum Who are true to that reputation.  Travelling half way across the country to appear at the hall, get your tickets as soon as they go on sale for what will be a fabulous show for fans of the Who and live rock music.

Saturday, June 28th

"Though this be madness, yet there is method in’t!”

Join the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company as they put on a frantic disposition to tackle Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy in their own anarchic style.

When he discovers that his uncle has murdered his father, married his mother and traitorously taken the crown of Denmark there’s only one course of action for Hamlet: feign madness, frequently monologue and take swift revenge. But outrageous fortune has other plans for the poor Prince of Denmark...

With live music, audience interaction, brevity-boosting abridgements, comic turns and tragic twists there’s only one question: To be there, or to be square?

“If Shakespeare chose a modern company to perform his work then it would undoubtedly be The Pantaloons.” (North West End)

Sunday, Sept 7th