September at Churchill Theatre Bromley is packed with live music, tribute shows, dance, drama and a toe-tapping comedy. From rock and roll classics to a new play in the Studio and Karen Hauer in Stepping Out, there is plenty to choose from across the Main Auditorium, Studio and Lounge.
This guide brings the month together in one place. Check the official venue listing before booking, as prices, availability and performance details can change.
September highlights at a glance
- 3 September — The All or Nothing Experience
- 4 September — Money For Nothing
- 5 September — Leave Me Hanging (Studio)
- 5 September — One Night Of Elvis – Lee Memphis King
- 6 September — That’ll Be The Day
- 11 September — The Close-Up Show: Real Magic, Real Close (Studio)
- 13 September — Luke Combs UK
- 16 September — Locomotive for Murder: The Improvised Whodunnit
- 17 September — Adam Garcia’s Emerald Storm
- 18 September — The Bon Jovi Experience
- 18 September — Tropicana Nights (Lounge, 21+)
- 18 September — Imaginary Landscapes: Poetry and Harp (Studio)
- 20 September — Boyband in the Buff
- 22–26 September — Stepping Out
- 27 September — Man In The Mirror – A Tribute to Michael Jackson
The All or Nothing Experience
Thursday 3 September
A music-led celebration of the Small Faces and the 1960s, featuring songs including Itchycoo Park, Lazy Sunday, Tin Soldier and All Or Nothing. The concert is from the team behind All Or Nothing the Mod Musical.
A busy first weekend
Friday 4 September — Money For Nothing
A tribute night celebrating the music of Dire Straits.
Saturday 5 September — One Night Of Elvis – Lee Memphis King
A celebration of Elvis’ Vegas years, led by award-winning tribute artist Lee Memphis King.
Saturday 5 September — Leave Me Hanging, Studio
Wilting Leaves Theatre’s time-bending new drama follows Glenn, who has spent six years alone in a treehouse reliving the past, and Lochlan, who suddenly returns as a storm closes in. Questions about Jasmine, why Lochlan left and whether the night has somehow happened before sit at the heart of the play. The production features local talent and debuts at Churchill Theatre’s Studio. Age guidance: 16+.
Sunday 6 September — That’ll Be The Day
A feel-good mix of comedy sketches, rock and roll and pop nostalgia from the 1950s through to the 1980s.
Magic, country and an improvised murder mystery
Friday 11 September — The Close-Up Show: Real Magic, Real Close, Studio
An intimate night of close-up magic, with performers rotating between tables. Age guidance: 11+.
Sunday 13 September — Luke Combs UK
A live country-music tribute with a five-piece band and all the boot-stomping sing-along energy you would expect.
Wednesday 16 September — Locomotive for Murder: The Improvised Whodunnit
A fast, funny interactive whodunnit where the audience helps shape the mystery. Recommended age: 10+.
Dance, rock and a choice of Friday nights
Thursday 17 September — Adam Garcia’s Emerald Storm
A new dance show combining Irish dance, urban tap, live music and vocals, with Britain’s Got Talent finalist Tom Ball.
Friday 18 September — The Bon Jovi Experience
A stadium-rock tribute featuring the songs that defined the Bon Jovi era.
Friday 18 September — Tropicana Nights, Lounge
An 80s party night from 8pm until midnight. This is for over-21s, and the Lounge is accessed by ten steps rather than step-free access.
Friday 18 September — Imaginary Landscapes: Poetry and Harp, Studio
An intimate blend of poetry from Chris Tutton and jazz harp from Tara Minton.
The final run of September
Sunday 20 September — Boyband in the Buff
An adults-only musical night featuring pop favourites and a playful party atmosphere.
Tuesday 22–Saturday 26 September — Stepping Out
Karen Hauer and Lucy Benjamin lead Richard Harris’ feel-good comedy about a group of amateur tap dancers working towards a charity performance.
Read the full Stepping Out cast, tour dates and ticket guide →
Sunday 27 September — Man In The Mirror: A Tribute to Michael Jackson
A concert celebrating Michael Jackson’s music, featuring favourites including Thriller, Billie Jean, Beat It, Smooth Criminal and Man In The Mirror.
Plan your September theatre visit
With the Main Auditorium, Studio and Lounge all active this month, it is worth checking the venue and access information for your specific event before you travel. The official what’s-on page is the best place to confirm times, ticket availability and any age guidance.
See the full Churchill Theatre Bromley programme →
