Season 2026

Upstage Theatre Company is thrilled to bring an incredible lineup of shows to the stage in 2026! From timeless classics to contemporary gems, our season is packed with diverse, engaging, and powerful storytelling. We can't wait to share these productions with you and celebrate the magic of live theatre.

April 10-19

Les Miserables

Coming EASTER 2026, experience the epic musical phenomenon Les Misérables! Join us for a powerful tale of love, redemption, and revolution, featuring unforgettable music and timeless storytelling. Don’t miss your chance to witness this global sensation live on stage. Tickets on sale 24th Jan 26 — be part of the legacy!

By arrangement with CAMERON MACKINTOSH

September 25- October 4

Jesus Christ Superstar

Lyrics by Tim Rice

Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber

Epic. Controversial. Electrifying.

This isn’t just a revival.
This is reimagined. Restaged. Reborn.

We are bringing a fearless new take to one of Lloyd Webber’s most powerful and talked-about works — a raw, high-impact rock opera that still challenges, questions and moves audiences more than 50 years later.

Expect intensity. Expect bold storytelling. Expect something unforgettable.

BY ARRANGEMENT WITH ORiGiN™ THEATRICAL ON BEHALF OF The really Useful Groupm Limited

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November 22 & 23

Broadway
Hidden Gems

Our Broadway Review Series continues with its newest instalment — Broadway: Hidden Gems, conceived and written by Scott J Hili.

This is a cabaret celebration of Broadway’s most overlooked treasures — songs you may know, shows you may have missed, and scores that deserve far more time in the spotlight than history has allowed.

Across the evening, we uncover standout moments from cult favourites, short-lived musicals, underrated scores, and forgotten productions, re-framed in an intimate, high-impact cabaret setting that allows each song to shine in its purest form.

It’s a journey through the edges of the Broadway canon — where the brilliance is undeniable, even if the shows themselves slipped under the radar.