THE VOYAGE CONTINUES
After award-winning, sold-out Fringe runs, our biggest ever story is now touring the UK ahead of its 2026 Edinburgh return.
Hear from Fringe audiences yourself…
TOUR
LONDON
The Pleasance, Islington
FRI 10 APR
SAT 11 APR
SOUTHAMPTON
Stage Door
WED 15 APR
FRI 17 APR
SAT 18 APR
NEWCASTLE
Live Theatre
PETERBOURGH
Key Theatre
WED 22 APR
RUGBY
Macready Theatre
SAT 2 MAY
SAT 16 MAY
SUN 17 MAY
WHITSTABLE
Horsebridge Centre
BEVERLEY
East Riding Theatre
SAT 23 MAY
WED 27 MAY
DARWEN
Darwen Library Theatre
DUMFRIES &
GALLOWAY
Stranraer, Castle Douglas, Annan
THUR 28 MAY -
SAT 30 MAY
BURY ST. EDMUNDS
Theatre Royal
WED 3 JUN
SAT 6 JUN
LUDLOW
Ludlow Assembly Rooms
SAT 13 JUN
DARLINGTON
Darlington Hippodrome
TUE 23 JUN
WED 24 JUN
LIVERPOOL
Royal Court
LICHFIELD
Lichfield Garrick
TUE 7 JUL
DORCHESTER
Corn Exchange
TUE 14 JUL
OXTED
The Barn Theatre
FRI 17 JUL
COVENTRY
The Albany Theatre
SAT 18 JUL
WED 5 AUG
- MON 31 AUG
EDINBURGH FRINGE
Pleasance Dome
LIVE THE IMPOSSIBLE
The impossible true survival story of Titanic stoker Frederick Barrett. Working in the boiler rooms of the maiden voyage, Barrett’s fight for survival is one of the most devastating accounts of the last few hours of Titanic.
Boiler Room Six gives a voice to the sacrifice of the working men below deck who kept the ship afloat for as long as possible, saving hundreds of lives, whilst knowingly giving up on their own.
The production first premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2024, selling out its debut run and winning the Best Overall Show of the Festival (Derek Awards). It subsequently embarked on an international tour, playing to audiences from Dumfries to Dumbai.
“The script by Foreman is one of the best I’ve ever witnessed” - Scottish Field
New for EdFringe ‘26
STAY A LITTLE LONGER
Him and Her. Her and Him. They've been together forever, and it's just three months until they tie the knot. But there's something they're not talking about. It's time they had the conversation.
New writing from Tom Foreman, 'one of the most exciting playwrights of this generation' TheatreWeekly, and the producer of Paldem. Presented by Tom Foreman Productions.
