The revival of two major modern classics and a play written by a Romford-born actor from BBC hit Poldark are some of the treats that the Queen’s Theatre has planned for its autumn season.

“It’s a show for the people. It’s about the voices you haven’t heard from that time and their stories.”

A theatre festival showcasing young local talent is returning to Hornchurch this month.

A Hornchurch theatre is welcoming back to its stage several actors for its landmark revival of an award-winning musical.

An eclectic mix of comedy and drama exploring contemporary themes and history is coming to Hornchurch.

A witty play about Essex life and family feuds makes for a highly entertaining evening in Hornchurch.

A dark musical featuring the true stories of those who attempted to assassinate presidents of the United States is coming to Romford.

A compelling drama about two life-long friends and a complicated business deal is coming to Hornchurch.

“It’s the perfect play for people that live locally, they will be able to relate to the story line and all of the characters in one way or another.”

A talented cast of actors show the highs and lows of competitive ballroom dancing in the Queen’s Theatre’s glamorous production of Kiss Me Quickstep.

Little Shop of Horrors at Brookside Theatre is a dark humorous tale of a rare exotic plant and one man’s greed.

A married couple are celebrating 25 years of teaching students dance, theatre and acting in Romford.

Lucy Benjamin, who is best known for playing Lisa Fowler in EastEnders, has been cast in the Queen’s Theatre regional premiere of David Eldridge’s In Basildon.

Boot-Led-Zeppelin offer the definitive tribute to one of the world’s most legendary rock bands, and the group are coming back to Queen’s Theatre this weekend.

A group of teenagers are playing in the woods after school - what could possibly go wrong?

A slapstick comedy about a hopeful skiffle musician is coming to Hornchurch.

A kooky 1960s-set musical spin-off about a nerdy florist and his man-eating plant is coming to Romford.

The story of a woman’s incredible journey transitioning from a man to a woman in the 80s is the focus of a heartwarming play written by two sisters from east London, this LGBT History Month.

A beloved community venue is ensuring young people are being heard with the launch of its new programme.

More than 30 schools and colleges across the country will be heading to the Hornchurch theatre for a collaborative performance of a modern day comedy.

An actor from Romford stars in an emotional play about the difficulties soldiers and refugees experience when returning home from war.

Magicians have travelled through time from the nineteenth century to bring their tricks to a Romford stage.

Youngsters are invited to let their imaginations run wild at an enchanting family show coming to the Queen’s Theatre.

A Hornchurch theatre is hoping to secure funds for a new community space by bidding for a significant cash boost from Tesco.