Churchill Theatre Bromley is one of my regular South East London theatre stops, and this hub brings all of my Churchill coverage together — what’s on guides, upcoming productions, reviews, family theatre and archive visits.

If you’re planning a visit, start with the latest 2026 guides, then dip into my reviews and show features further down.

A Little History of Churchill Theatre

Churchill Theatre has been part of Bromley’s cultural life since the 1970s. Named after Winston Churchill, the town-centre theatre has welcomed touring drama, musicals, comedy, dance, concerts, family productions and pantomime for generations of local audiences.

For me, it’s also one of those venues where the archive keeps growing. I’ve covered everything here from big touring musicals and plays to family shows and panto, so this page is designed to become a living Churchill Theatre archive as new visits are added.

What’s On at Churchill Theatre Bromley – 2026

The 2026 programme is split into monthly What’s On guides, making it much easier to browse the shows, concerts, family events and touring productions for the month you’re interested in.

Coming Up & Show Guides

Some productions deserve more room than a monthly listing. These individual guides are where you’ll find a closer look at selected family shows, major tours and productions worth having on your radar.

Looking Ahead: Churchill Theatre 2027

Last programme reconciliation: 2 October 2026. I’ve checked the current Churchill programme beyond the venue’s “Just Added” strip so the bigger 2027 productions don’t disappear down the listings.

• 22–23 January: Victoria Wood’s dinnerladies — currently selling fast.
• 28 January–6 February: Singin’ in the Rain.
• 9 February: The Makings of a Murderer – Double Jeopardy with Colin Sutton, age 18+.
• 13 February: Murder Trial Tonight V: Death in the Family, age 16+.
• 15–20 February: The Mousetrap 75th Anniversary Tour.
• 22–27 February: Million Dollar Quartet.
• 6 March: What’s Love Got To Do With It? — Tina Turner tribute starring Holly Bannis.
• 9–13 March: Twelve Angry Men.
• 22–24 March: The Signalman — Charles Dickens ghost story from Middle Ground Theatre Company.
• 13–17 April: The King’s Speech.
• 20 April: Johannes Radebe: Finally Home.
• 23 April: Jack Dee: Jack’s Joke Show.
• 30–31 May: Dinosaur World Live.
• 2–5 June: The Turn of the Screw.
• 22 June: The Psychology of Serial Killers.
• 14–18 September: Just For One Day: The Live Aid Musical.

The Churchill Comedy Club is also currently listed for 23 January, 20 February, 20 March and 17 April 2027. One-night comedy, music and tribute events will stay primarily in the programme listings unless there’s a stronger Clarissa’s Corner angle, review opportunity or useful ticket offer.

For the full live programme and current booking availability, check Churchill Theatre’s official What’s On page before travelling.

Churchill Theatre Reviews

My Churchill archive covers musicals, plays, family productions, pantomime and touring theatre. The reviews focus on the things I actually want to know when choosing a show — performances, staging, atmosphere, audience experience and whether I’d recommend it.

Planning a Visit

The Churchill Theatre is in Bromley town centre, with Bromley South and Bromley North stations nearby, local bus routes and town-centre parking within walking distance.

If you need wheelchair spaces, step-free access, assisted performances or other access arrangements, check the details for your particular performance with the theatre before booking, as provision can vary by production.

Tickets & Booking

Where there’s a useful booking or affiliate link for a production, you’ll find it clearly marked in the relevant guide. Tickets are also available through Churchill Theatre’s official box office.

More from Clarissa’s Corner

Head back to the Theatre & Culture hub for more London and touring theatre, or browse Stagey Spotlights for performers, creatives and theatre-connected features.