A variety of events are set to take place across the Burnham-on-Sea and Bridgwater areas over the next week.
Cinderella – Grown Ups Only
An adults-only pantomime of Cinderella is set to entertain audiences in Burnham-on-Sea.
The show, which promises a cheeky twist on the traditional fairy tale, will hit the stage at the Princess Theatre on Friday, May 8, at 8pm.
Cinderella – Grown Ups Only, produced by Made to Measure Productions, features experienced pantomime performers in a show filled with humour, innuendo, and audience participation.
The production is part of the company's fifth-anniversary tour and has been boasting sold-out theatres nationwide.
Tickets are £27 and can be purchased at theprincesstheatre.co.uk/events/cinderella-grown-ups-only.
The production features strong language, adult themes and is not suitable for the easily offended.
Mark Steel: The Leopard in My House
Comedian Mark Steel will perform in Bridgwater to discuss his battle with throat cancer.
His new show, The Leopard in My House, is set for Friday, May 8, at the McMillan Theatre.
Mr Steel, who is a popular voice on BBC Radio 4, will use his characteristic humour to detail his cancer journey.
Tickets are £20, although an age guidance of 14 and over is strictly in place, as swearing and other adult content is expected.
They can be purchased at mcmillantheatre.com/events/mark-steel-the-leopard-in-my-house.
The performance is scheduled to last two hours.
Ska and Reggae Weekend
Tribute acts and bingo will be on offer at The Beachcomber in Brean from Friday, May 8, to Sunday, May 10.
Performances begin on Friday, May 8 at 9pm with Marley White.
Sam Newman performs a Bob Marley tribute on Saturday, May 9 at 8pm, before a set from ska band Ska Britannia.
Sunday sees Dave T Reggae take to the stage at 8.30pm.
Additional entertainment includes Central Reservation, Joe Malik, and Captain Crumble's kids disco.
Bingo games are scheduled each day.
The full schedule of performances can be found at beachcomberbrean.co.uk/may-entertainment.
Wrong Jovi
A Bon Jovi tribute band is set to perform in Bridgwater this weekend.
Wrong Jovi will take the stage at Bridgwater Arts Centre on Saturday, May 9, at 8pm.
Admission costs £18.50, with tickets available to purchase at bridgwaterartscentre.co.uk/event/wrong-jovi.
The multi-award-winning group are widely considered to be among the world's best Bon Jovi tribute bands, with ex-Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora personally thanking the band.
Now in their 11th year of touring, the band has performed globally, and has featured on the BBC, ITV, and Sky Arts.
In 2022, the band was named best tribute artist at the National Entertainment Awards.
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