This event was cancelled due to Covid-19 regulations but we’re delighted to have rescheduled to this new date.  If you can attend that’s great simply write the new date on your tickets (same seats as previously) and write it in your diary!  If you bought online/phone and don’t have your tickets, they’re still with us and can be collected any time after we re-open including just prior to the (new) show.

If you can’t attend, you’re entitled to a refund.  All ticketholders will receive a phone call from us, outlining refund options, so please wait for us to contact you as we have a lot of shows to refund.

Please bear with us at this difficult time and we look forward to welcoming you back to The Core Theatre next season.

Please note this is a livestream performed by House of Bakewell at The North Wall Arts Centre.  

This new comedy musical about anxiety disorders, caring and trying to keep going will be livestreamed from The North Wall Arts Centre.  The performance with power ballads, show tunes and body percussion will be shown on The Core Theatre's brand new full stage size screen.  During the show House of Bakewell explore what it’s like to be human and to struggle.

Alice is making a new start. Things are going to be different. She has moved out of the big city to a small town, doing the job she loves as an Occupational Therapist. She is going to be a new person here, cool, calm and free. The kind of person who goes running everyday and can go to a cafe and sit on their own. She is going to make a difference, meet new people and become a new woman…BUT her old friend Anxiety has other ideas…

How do you make new friends when even choosing what to have for dinner fills you with dread and self-doubt? What do you do when it all gets too much?

Press for Everything Is Absolutely Fine:

★★★★★ “A packed and very rewarding experience” – British Theatre

★★★★ The Live Review

★★★★ ‘relatable to every person in the audience’ – Upstaged Manchester

★★★★ ‘engaging and entertaining theatre’ – Opening-Night.org

‘Hilarious’ – BritishTheatreGuide

“It entertains. But, it also probes questions about our own insecurities, self-doubt and social angst” – South West Londoner