November at Churchill Theatre Bromley moves from dark theatrical mystery into classic musicals, live music and the first sparkle of Christmas. There are strong choices for theatre lovers, music fans, families and anyone wanting a festive night out before panto season begins.
This guide is ready to publish in advance, then update as new cast news, official images, ticket offers and individual reviews arrive.
November highlights at a glance
- 1 November — Sing The Musicals
- 2–7 November — The Other Side of Murder
- 6 November — Imaginary Landscapes: Poetry and Harp
- 11–14 November — WWOS: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat
- 13 November — The Close-Up Show: Real Magic, Real Close
- 15 November — The Illegal Eagles: Hotel California Tour
- 16–21 November — A Man for All Seasons
- 18 November — Mistletoe and Crime with Dr Ross Friday
- 21 November — Churchill Comedy Club
- 22 November — Spice Girls: The Theatre Show
- 23 November — Crystal Palace Legends
- 24 November — The Overtones: Jivin’ Home for Christmas
- 25–26 November — Step Into Christmas
- 27 November — Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of the Four and The Nutcracker
- 28 November — Day Time Disco for Adults and That’ll Be Christmas
Musical favourites and a dark new thriller
Sunday 1 November — Sing The Musicals
A big, sing-along celebration of musical theatre favourites, performed by a live band and character singers, with lyrics on screen. The set includes songs from Mamma Mia!, The Greatest Showman, Dirty Dancing, Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Rocky Horror and more.
Monday 2–Saturday 7 November — The Other Side of Murder
A new darkly comic thriller from the producers of Murder at Midnight and Murder in the Dark. Rufus Hound and Susie Blake lead a story of a TV medium, ghostly visitations, family secrets and a final twist. Age guidance: 14+.
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Friday 6 November — Imaginary Landscapes: Poetry and Harp, Studio
An intimate evening combining Chris Tutton’s poetry with jazz harpist Tara Minton’s music.
Joseph and close-up magic
Wednesday 11–Saturday 14 November — WWOS: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat
WWOS Musical Theatre returns to Churchill Theatre, where the company has performed since the venue opened in 1977, with a new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s family favourite. More than 60 performers, a choir of local children and a full live band are involved. Special 5pm family matinees have been added on Thursday and Friday following strong ticket sales, while the Saturday matinee is already close to selling out. Expect Any Dream Will Do, Close Every Door and Go, Go, Go Joseph.
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Friday 13 November — The Close-Up Show: Real Magic, Real Close, Studio
A small-scale magic evening with three performers rotating between tables. Age guidance: 11+.
Eagles, history and comedy
Sunday 15 November — The Illegal Eagles: Hotel California Tour
The Illegal Eagles celebrate 30 years on the road with a full performance of the Hotel California album plus songs from across the Eagles back catalogue. Under-16s must attend with an adult.
Monday 16–Saturday 21 November — A Man for All Seasons
Martin Shaw stars as Sir Thomas More in Robert Bolt’s powerful historical drama about conscience, loyalty and Henry VIII’s divorce from Catherine of Aragon.
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Wednesday 18 November — Mistletoe and Crime: An Early Christmas Special with Dr Ross Friday, Lounge
A festive special in the Lounge.
Saturday 21 November — Churchill Comedy Club, Studio
A monthly stand-up night with a changing line-up of comedians and resident host Carly Smallman. Age 18+.
Girl power, football and festive music
Sunday 22 November — Spice Girls: The Theatre Show
A concert-style celebration of the Spice Girls, with live vocals, choreography, costumes and the songs that defined 90s girl power.
Monday 23 November — Crystal Palace Legends
A special event for Crystal Palace supporters and football fans.
Tuesday 24 November — The Overtones: Jivin’ Home for Christmas
The multi-platinum vocal harmony group brings festive favourites alongside soul, Motown, doo-wop, disco and pop.
Wednesday 25–Thursday 26 November — Step Into Christmas
A feel-good festive concert packed with Christmas classics, live band performances and seasonal visuals — the perfect official start to your Christmas theatre season.
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The final weekend
Friday 27 November — Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of the Four, Studio
Jonathan Goodwin returns in a one-man adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic detective adventure. Age guidance: 11+.
Friday 27 November — The Nutcracker, performed by the Imperial Classical Ballet
A traditional seasonal ballet in the Main Auditorium, with a running time of approximately two hours including an interval.
Saturday 28 November — Day Time Disco for Adults, Lounge
A daytime party from 3pm–6pm for adults who want the big dance-floor songs without the late night. Age 18+; the Lounge has stairs and no step-free access.
Saturday 28 November — That’ll Be Christmas
A festive edition of the long-running That’ll Be The Day show, blending seasonal music, comedy and nostalgic sing-along favourites.
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Planning your November visit
The Churchill hosts events in the Main Auditorium, Studio and Lounge. The Lounge is accessed via steps and has no step-free access, so always check the individual listing before booking. Show times, prices and availability can change, so confirm the details directly with the theatre before travelling.
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