Announcing new shows touring our way this autumn, including the return of our friends from Hammonds Band, a brand-new musical from Red Ladder Theatre, comedians Shaparak Khorsandi and Dom Joly, and rock classics with the Retro Rock Show.

Calling all aspiring actors: showcase your talent at this Monologue Slam with the SJT & CU Scarborough!

We’re looking to cast six young people in this summer’s production of Brassed Off.

Announcing four new shows for 2024, including John Godber's Perfect Pitch, the return of our friends Buddy Holly at Christmas and Raven, and the Sonia Sabri Company with Roshni.

We're delighted to be welcoming Sarah Nicholson, David Warner, Tim Sheader and Dr. Genevieve Davies to the Scarborough Theatre Trust Board, as well as saying a huge thank you to retiring chair Helen Boaden and deputy chair Kate Fenton.

We had a chat with Rachel Stockdale who's heading our way with Fat Chance on March 13 - a funny, celebratory and politically powerful one-woman play exploring her true-life experience of weight gain from size 8 to 18.

We're donning our glad rags for Oscar Season! Choose from screenings of the ten Best Picture-nominated films of this year's awards, and we're also offering 20% off your ticket price if you book three films or more - just quote code OSCARS24 when booking. That's three films for less than £20!

Join us for a fabulous season of lovingly curated musical theatre showcasing the very best of the West End, including two brand new shows making their big screen debut - My Favorite Things - The Rodgers & Hammerstein 80th Anniversary Concert and Titanic - The Musical.

Local primary school children have been writing stories based on their favourite characters from our 2023 Christmas show, Beauty and the Beast!

And they just keep coming! We've got more new shows visiting us in 2024, including music, comedy, poetry, dance and theatre; basically, something for everyone...

Grab your diaries for our next fundraising weekend, featuring a reading of a brand new play by Alan Ayckbourn, an evening with Alan's Archivist, and a brand-new film featuring the man himself...

New National Theatre Live screenings for your diaries, including Andrew Scott in Vanya, Mark Gatiss and Johnny Flynn as Gielgud and Burton in The Motive and the Cue and Michael Sheen as the man who transformed Britain’s welfare state and created the NHS in Nye.