Rising Music Festival
Join us next summer for the inaugural Rising Music Festival: Whitehill & Bordon's first EVER two-day youth music festival
Rising Music Festival - Saturday
Join us for an action-packed Saturday complete with kids dance and music workshops, plus up-and-coming artists including White Noise Machine, A Bad Artist,…
Rising Music Festival - Sunday
Join us for a blissed-out Sunday, complete with music from Thorn, Low Bridge, 3than, the Phoenix Players and headliners Soul Collective! Plus kids comedy…
Edinburgh Comedy Previews: Seann Walsh & Peter Rethinasamy
In the first of our Edinburgh previews, we are joined by Seann Walsh with support from Peter Rethinasamy
PASSO: Petersfield Area Schools String Orchestra
Join us for a classical concert courtesy of some of the talented young string players from the local area
Afternoon Cinema: Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy
The latest film in the hit romcom series starring Renee Zellweger
Andy Parsons: Work in Progress
Catch Mock The Week's Andy Parsons as he works on new material!
A Night at the Proms: Let's Dance
Our annual open-air classical concert with Alton Concert Orchestra
Reggae Roast featuring Mr Williamz
Join us at the Town Park for a day of sun, rum and good vibes courtesy of Reggae Roast and Jungle MC Mr Williamz!
Hants & Surrey Hills Men's Choir: Sunday Sing-Out
Join us for an afternoon of show tunes, pop songs and folk songs from Hants & Surrey Hills Men's Choir
Edinburgh Comedy Previews: Daniel Foxx, Dane Buckley & Jen Nolan
It's our second Edinburgh Comedy Preview and this time we are joined by.... Daniel Foxx and Dane Buckley from the Welcome to Hell podcast!
Phoenix Players Present: Encore
The talented Phoenix Players deliver their handpicked summer selection of songs from the shows
Echoes of Segovia: His Life, His Music
A night of classical guitar music dedicated to the late, great Andres Segovia
Edinburgh Comedy Previews: Susie McCabe & Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
Join us for a work in progress show from Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd!
The Witching Hour
Through biting satire and absurd humour, this show explores themes of justice, celebrity culture, and the fragility of reputation in a world where being liked…
Downtown Jump!
Join us for the South's newest all-day vintage event, now in its third year!
Phoenix Cinema: The Brutalist
See this gripping Golden Globe-winning period drama starring Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones
Knight Time
Cheer our hero Jack on as he competes in The Knight Trials and follow him on his adventures with his loyal horse Raspberry. You might even get to see a dragon!
Classic Afternoon Cinema: Breakfast at Tiffany's
Join us for a FREE afternoon screening of Breakfast at Tiffany's starring Audrey Hepburn, and enjoy complimentary tea and cake, too!
Pumpkin Pantos Presents: Rapunzel
Let your hair down and get ready to enjoy Pumpkin Pantos' summer spectacular!
Classic Afternoon Cinema: The Third Man
Join us for a FREE screening of The Third Man, frequently heralded as one of the best British films of all time
Classic Afternoon Cinema: The Apartment
Join us for a FREE afternoon screening of classic comedy, The Apartment, starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine - plus free tea and cake!
Classic Afternoon Cinema: My Fair Lady
Join us for a FREE afternoon screening of the classic musical, My Fair Lady. Complimentary tea and coffee will be provided, too!
The Family Magic Show
Legendary magician the Great Baldini, and Baldwin the Magical Dog tell the story of their long partnership through a series of stage illusions.
The Greatest Love Songs
The incredible Susannah Ruth sings romantic classics from the likes of Elton John, Eva Cassidy and Sting. The perfect date night treat.
Surrey Jazz Band presents: Swingin' For Charity
A delightful afternoon concert of swing classics, with proceeds going to local care homes
National Theatre Live: Inter Alia
Oscar-nominated Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Saltburn) is Jessica in the much-anticipated next play from the team behind Prima Facie.
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography
In a world that tries to silence her, Jane Eyre dares to fight back—but in seeking freedom and equality, what is the true cost of resistance?
Harriet Dyer: Easily Distra...
A new blancmange of whimsy from the somewhat fizzy mind of Harriet Dyer
Atom Heart Floyd
Atom Heart Floyd, a tribute to Pink Floyd, return to the Phoenix Theatre on 17th October 2025
An Evening With Jack the Ripper
Whitechapel. 1888. A series of women are brutally murdered. The identity of the killer remains a mystery…until now?
Sam Avery: Thunderstorm
Back with a bang, award-winning comedian Sam Avery returns with his electrifying new show, Thunderstorm! ⚡
Revenge: After The Levoyah
2019. Jewish Essex. One funeral. Two twins. And a 80-year-old ex-gangster with a plan that’s absolutely meshugge.
Franky
Professor Frankenstein wants to create a friend to stop her feeling lonely. One stormy night, with the help of a flash of lightning and her robot Igor, she…
Murder: Staged
Featuring forensics, reconstructed crime scene walk-throughs and a deep dive into the darkest cases, this is an unmissable evening for true crime fans.
Stephen K Amos: Now We're Talking
How good’s a laugh? Stephen's joke book is overflowing, so let’s get talking about what gives him the ick and what makes him tick.
Discovering Antarctica: Heroic Tales of Shackleton, Crean & Scott
Discover the dramatic tale of Tom Crean, intrepid Antarctic explorer and one of Ireland’s unsung heroes, in this dramatic and humorous one man show from Aidan…
Zoom!
A new play for children aged 3-8 years with music, songs and puppetry, all about space, aliens and looking after our planet
A Christmas Carol
Dyad Productions bring Dickens' timeless classic to The Phoenix this festive session
Robin Morgan: Let's Overshare!
The hilarious Robin Morgan is back with a hilarious show all about oversharing!
Darren Walsh: Do You Like Puns?
Witness a pun Goliath in person, as Darren Walsh brings his 8ft frame and award winning act on the road.
Robin Morgan: Storytime! (A Family Friendly Comedy Show)
Robin’s got a story to tell. One problem: he’s forgotten most of it.
