Farnham Maltings Presents

All For Your Delight

A theatre experience celebrating variety and the world of live entertainers.

Danny, Jojo, and Yaz are on tour, bringing their

marvellous variety show to audiences across the country.

In between gigs at the nations best holiday resorts they’ re donning their famous Brightcoats and welcoming audiences into

town halls, theatres and village greens up and down the country.  

A dazzling mix of comedy acts,songs and games,plus some

spectacular roller-skating! But behind the sequins and

spotlights, something deeper is unfolding. When an

unexpected character emerges, the Brightcoats must battle to keep their show on the road as hidden secrets start rising to the surface.

With the Brightcoats forced to confront what it means to live a life dedicated to performance, will our talented company have what it takes to ensure the show goes on?

From the award-winning Farnham Maltings,All For Your Delight

is a sparkling production,brimming with heart and humanity,

that explores what it really takes to put on a proper good night out.

★★★★This show is a lovely, joyful thing – The Stage on Our June’s Wedding, Farnham Maltings and Theatre Exchange.

Conceived and directed by Katy Potter, with an original script by Alex Kanefsky (Cable Street; Southwark Playhouse) and songs composed by Darren Clark (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button; Southwark Playhouse and West End). Produced by Farnham Maltings

Venue: The Stahl Theatre, West St, Oundle, PE8 4EJ

Date: March 18th 2026

Time: 7.45pm

Tickets: £18 or £13

Running Time:110 minutes approximately

How To Get Your Tickets

Online: www.stahltheatre.co.uk

Phone: 01832 277300

In person at the Box Office (open Mon-Fri. 9.30-2.30)

Everyone Welcome

Bar open from 7pm

Box Office open hours are Mon-Fri. 9.30am -2.30pm term time only

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Wright navigates his audience through a warm and honest hour of poems and stand-up with the wit, pathos, and silliness that has made him one of the most popular live poets in England.

This is a frank account of what it means to be someone’s child told by a performer who really knows what he’s doing. Expect raucous laughter, tear-stained cheeks, and a little smattering of drum n bass.

“A streetwise panache and a sardonic comic verve to rival Stewart Lee.”

★★★★★ Telegraph

“Honesty, humour, ire and wonder. He is at the peak of his powers.”

★★★★★ The Stage

“His poems shoot arrows through the heart, or leave you dazzled by their virtuosity” ★★★★★ List