Welcome to the Savoy's Biggest panto EVER!! Spontaneous Productions once again are delighted to be presenting Monmouthshire's best panto. This year for the first time comes Mother Goose with all the usual funny and entertaining characters. We have schools shows, one "relaxed" performances, a host of family shows and no fewer that three adult shows where kids are banned!

SCHOOLS shows run from Wednesday 13th December until Friday 22nd December at 10am and 1pm. For details contact the theatre direct

The "RELAXED" performance is on Wednesday 20th December at 6.30. This show will have a BSL interpreter

The ADULT ONLY shows which are limited to 18+ age groups are on Friday 15th, Thursday 21st  and Saturday 30th December at 7.30. NB: We will have to ask anyone in these shows who is under 18 to leave. 

FAMILY shows open to all are on 

Saturday 16th at 2pm & 7.30

Friday 29th at 7.30

Saturday 30th at 2pm

Sunday 31st at 2pm

Monday 1st January at 2pm

Tuesday 2nd January at 2pm & 6.30

Wednesday 3rd January at 2pm 

Seating advice: We will sell seats in the Stalls as a priority. If the Circle is open DO NOT book the three front rows with small children as the sightlines are difficult. Please ring if you require advice

NEW: Play the exclusive MOTHER GOOSE GAME by clicking the trailer link below:

The Blues Band may be no more but two of their number are still on the road and providing top class musical entertainment. Come and see the legend that is PAUL JONES and the legend that is DAVE KELLY together again in an incomparable concert of blues. What thery don't know about Blues music could be written on the head of a pin!

What better way to get over the January doldrums than to come and hear the wonderful Monmouth Big Band blowing away the blues. The best antidote to winter that we can invent. A full programme of top class big band jazz and blues

The perfect Valentine's gift. Make your loved one's heartbeat a bit faster! This breathtaking show has rock ’n’ rolled audiences across the globe from Cardiff to California, Barking to Bangkok and Swindon to Sweden and is guaranteed to have everyone singing along to the music and dancing in the aisles.
It stars some of the finest actor-musicians in the UK whose combined West End credits include Buddy, Lennon, Forbidden Planet and Jailhouse Rock and was endorsed as Britain’s most popular Buddy Holly act when the boys guested on BBC One's Saturday night live programme, “The One and Only”, hosted by Graham Norton.
The show rarely pauses for breath and is, quite simply, the most compelling concert of its kind. The hits just keep on coming - That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Heartbeat, It Doesn’t Matter Anymore, Raining In My Heart, Oh Boy! – and much, much more.

Once upon a time, in a muddy field by the farm, there lived THREE LITTLE PIGS. 

Following the huge success of ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff’, Lost The Plot Theatrical hit the road with another family classic... 

It's time to get blown away in this brand-new musical adventure of The Three Little Pigs! 

Join our three pigs as they excitedly leave the family sty in search of new adventures! Will they make a pig’s ear out of it, or will they raise the roof? It’ll take brains, bravery and curly-tails to build bridges and forge friendships with each other and those they meet along the way. 

Get those trotters tapping and those snouts a-squealin’ with new catchy songs, dancing and plenty of audience participation for piglets of all ages. 

There’s snout left to do but book your tickets for this OINK-TASTIC musical!

Gail has just completed 31 sold out shows at The Edinburgh Fringe and is now taking her hilarious stand up show on tour

"Has anyone here been sectioned?" she asks her audience. Famed for her vibrancy as well as mental health struggles, she has turned to comedy to take control of her own story.

This brand new how documents her life experiences and is hugely liberating

"If I've got a problem, I like to share it - whether it's homelessness or losing my hair," "I've been in a psychiatric unit and I just think 'you know what? I'll just tell you. What's the worst that could happen?'"

She got the taste for comedy last year after she teamed up with stand-ups John Bishop and Tony Pitts for their Fringe show, Three Little Words.

"We just did not stop laughing," she says. The duo made a throwaway comment that she should write her own show - so she did.

As a lively 25-year-old in the 1990s she hosted TV programmes including Fully Booked, Top Of The Pops and Wish You Were Here.

But her pathway began to change tack in 1999 when she posed naked for FHM magazine. She was assured the image wouldn't go anywhere, but instead it was projected onto the Houses of Parliament, standing 18m (60ft) high. The first she knew of it was when she heard her name mentioned on the news.

In 2005 she also developed alopecia and her TV career practically ended overnight.

"It was so quick," she says. "I had long blonde hair, and then four weeks later I was completely bald. People didn't want to go near me for television or anything because I looked different.". She decided early on that wearing a wig wasn't for her. "My head's quite a good shape and I'm quite clumsy and I thought I'm the sort of person that would probably take my wig off in a bar, scratch my head, put it back on, and then everyone in the bar would be traumatized.

But it has also provided her with a wealth of amusing material.

Gail's career has been a rollercoaster and at the moment she's enjoying a rising profile thanks to the comedy

Lady Colin Campbell, also known as Lady C, is a British Jamaican-born author, socialite, and television personality who has published seven books about the British Royal family. They include biographies of Diana, Princess of Wales, which was on The New York Times & London Times Best Seller list in 1992, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
She married Lord Colin Ivar Campbell, the younger son of the eleventh Duke of Argyll. Her stepmother-in-law was Margaret, Duchess of Argyll, who was friends with Dame Barbara Cartland, step-grandmother to Princess Diana.
In 2020 she released Meghan and Harry: The Real Story, which also became a The Sunday Times top 10 best seller. In June, an updated version of this book will be released with Lady Colin Campbell undertaking a major TV & media campaign to promote it
In 2015 she took part on ITV1 “I’m A Celebrity” and when Ant and Dec did their 20-year-old show, she was featured more than any other “Celebrity.

Little Wander proudly presents the New Welsh Wave Comedy Tour. Join us for a night of the very best of Welsh comedy and incredible home-grown talent, featuring comedians you know and love, and some you may not know you love yet! 

This tour is made possible by Creative Wales.

Hosted by Robin Morgan, featuring Cerys Bradley, Bella Humphries, Siân Docksey and Matt Rees.

Robin Morgan

Robin is a Welsh stand-up comedian, writer and actor. He has appeared onMock The Week(BBC Two),The News Quiz, The Now Show(BBC Radio 4) and co-created Ellie Taylor’sSafe Space(BBC Radio 4). 

“Bloody funny. Well-written, hard-working stand-up from a massively likeable performer who must surely be on the verge of nationwide fame.” - Chortle

Cerys Bradley

Cerys Bradley is an autistic and non-binary alternative stand-up comedian and (technically) a maths teacher.They are an Autistic Excellence Award Winner at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2022. As seen on BBC1 Wales, BBC iPlayer & BBC Radio Wales.

“Very funny…this is a must see.” Neurodiverse Review

Bella Humphries

Bella is a comedian, actor and dungaree wearer.

Come watch her “ooze charm in a cheeky sort of way” as she recounts tales of moving to Wales and asking the age old question..who exactly am I?

As heard on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Sounds.

“Bella is in many ways the comedian who misogynistic boomer men fear – full of confidence, not afraid to broach graphic content, and wittier than any of them could ever be.” Blizzard Comedy

Siân Docksey

After an Edinburgh Fringe Festival spent making pole dancing funny to rave reviews (★★★★★“Honestly breathtaking” - The Wee Review, ★★★★★“Chaos that has the audience in stitches” Voice Magazine) Siân Docksey returns to her unique brand of cheerfully weird stand-up with political zing. Offbeat surrealism and razor-sharp punchlines served with the breezy charm of an air hostess on uppers.

As seen on BBC 3

British Comedy Guide’s Edinburgh Fringe Picks 2023 

“Joy and bewilderment in equal measure” - The Skinny

Matt Rees

Award-winning Welsh comedian Matt Rees has generated a huge buzz on the stand up comedy circuit over the past few years. With his unique brand of well-crafted jokes and acerbic delivery, he has earned high praise from audiences and critics alike. Support for Elis James and Chortle Award nominee.

Age Guidance:16+

Join us for the exclusive evening as the Banksy of poetry - Brian Bilston - meets the Alan Bennett of poetry - Henry Normal. Brian Bilston is a phenomenon with over 400,000 followers on social media but he has rarely been seen in public, hence the Banksy accolade. He has published several collections of poetry, including You Took the Last Bus Home and Alexa, what is there to know about love?, described by one reviewer as 'the funniest collection of humorous verse I have seen in a long time'. His novel Diary of a Somebody was shortlisted for the Costa First Novel award. Henry Normal appeared here last April and was a total joy with his poems and stories. He is an award winning retired TV producer through his partnerships with Steve Coogan and Caroline Aherne. He performs poetry at Literature Festivals around the UK and has eleven poetry books available from Flapjack. On 15th August this year Henry’s 12th poetry book entitled 'Collected Poems Volume 3' will be released, Henry’s 13th book 'A Moonless Night ' is also set for release on 28th February 2024. 14+ age recommended

Off Centre Theatre's latest production is described by the author as 'a trivial comedy for serious people', The Importance of Being Earnest is Oscar Wilde at his wickedly witty finest.  A chaotic romp through Victorian snobbery and pretensions, the play resolutely refuses to take anything seriously except cucumber sandwiches - and, of course, the infamous Handbag.  An evening of secrets, trickery and true love