The Score: Theatre Royal Bath (Oct 23)
6.5m dia. Revolving Stage

The Score, which is written by Oliver Cotton and directed by Trevor Nunn, is set in Potsdam, Prussia in 1747.  Johann Sebastian Bach reluctantly visits the court of Frederick II, Europe’s most ambitious and dangerous leader, and the explosive events of the following days could not have been predicted by either man.

Somewhere Out There You: Abbey Theatre, Dublin (Sept – Oct 23)
6.5m dia. Revolving Stage and Surround Stage

Director Wayne Jordan’s bright, buoyant production of a baggily structured, overlong script has the large cast swirling through dreamy tableaux of Dublin and Paris, on a stage fringed by tinsel curtains. An elaborate plot twist with observations about the parallels between role-play and artifice in theatre and in love losing some of their sharpness along […]

God of Carnage: Lyric Hammersmith (Sept 23)
6m dia. Revolving Stage

Yasmina Reza’s Olivier and Tony Award-winning comedy-drama God of Carnage is revived at Lyric Hammersmith. Translated into English by Christopher Hampton, God of Carnage is a ruthlessly comic study of middle-class parenting. Lyric’s Associate Director Nicholai La Barrie directs. The 2008 production won the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy and the Tony Award for Best New Play.

Next to Normal: Donmar Warehouse, London (Aug – Oct 23)
4m dia. Revolving Stage with Surround Stage

Critically acclaimed Broadway musical Next to Normal is an intimate exploration of family and loss.  At its heart is a suburban wife and mother living with bipolar disorder and haunted by her past.  Donmar Artistic Director Michael Longhurst directs the long-awaited UK première of this powerful musical about a far from average family. Next to Normal is the winner of the […]

In Dreams: Leeds Playhouse (Jul – Aug 23)
4.5m dia. Revolving Stage with Surround Stage

Written by Emmy and Golden Globe-winning and Tony and Olivier Award-nominated David West Read and directed by multi-award winning Luke Sheppard, In Dreams is a feel-good musical filled with love, laughter and the joy of living life to the full. Set to the soaring songs of Roy Orbison, this inspiring story tugs at the heart strings of the audience as they […]

Winner’s Curse: Park Theatre, London (Feb-Mar 23)
3.5m dia. Revolving Stage and Surround Stage

Directed by Jez Bond, Winner’s Curse sees two countries locked in battle over a strip of land, when a fragile ceasefire provides a chance for peace. Over the negotiating table, cynical diplomats, idealistic peacemakers and meddling mediators try to navigate a perilous path to agreement as the threat of continued conflict looms ever larger. Billed as a […]

Twelfth Night: Hurtwood House, Dorking (Dec22) 3.3m dia. Revolving Stage

Hurtwood Theatre presents Twelfth Night: The Musical, a contemporary jazz-funk adaptation by Shaina Taub that won accolades when first staged in New York in 2018. Tickertape heaven, fizzing firework fountains, revolving hearts and spinning stages. On with the dancing shoes, out with the blues. Amor Omnia Vincit. This is Shakespeare, this is Christmas at Hurtwood.

The Caucasian Chalk Circle: Whitgift School, South Croydon (Dec 22)
2m to 4.5m dia. Double Revolving Stage with Surround Stage

In December 2022, Big School was transformed into a theatre-in-the-round for Whitgift’s enthralling Senior Drama production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle. The play follows the character, Grusha, a peasant girl who rescues a baby during a time of conflict and becomes a better mother than the child’s wealthy biological parents. A double revolving stage was […]

The Weir: Abbey Theatre, Dublin (Nov 22 – Jan 23)
4.2m dia. Revolving Stage

Written by Olivier award-winning and Tony award-nominated playwright Conor McPherson, who is currently Senior Associate Artist at the Abbey Theatre, The Weir won the Olivier award for Best New Play on its premiere and has since been staged the world over. Directed by Caitríona McLaughlin, this major new staging of The Weir promises a spellbinding winter production for the […]

RTE’s Toy Show The Musical 2022

The brainchild of RTE and two Late Late Show producers – Jane Murphy and Katherine Drohan.  Toy Show the Musical turns the Toy Show on its head, making the family sofa the focus of attention as a young girl called Nell watches Ryan Tubridy and co-stars with her nearest and dearest.  Performed on The Revolving Stage Company’s 5m to 7m […]

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Sterts Theatre

Local actors raised the roof in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat production which ran at Sterts Theatre in December 2022. At the outdoor amphitheatre, Sterts Youth Company performed their show on The Revolving Stage Company’s double revolving stage measuring 6m to 8m in diameter with surround stage.

Linck & Mülhahn, Hampstead Theatre

An epic love story inspired by the extraordinary real life of an 18th century gender pioneer has its world premiere at Hampstead Theatre in 2023.   Linck & Mülhahn, written by Ruby Thomas and directed by Owen Horsley, runs at Hampstead Theatre from 27 January to 4 March 2023. The Revolving Stage Company’s 6.5m diameter revolving stage and surround […]

The Time Traveler’s Wife, Chester Storyhouse

Having its world premiere at Chester Storyhouse before heading to the West End, The Time Traveler’s Wife musical production is a dazzling display of technical illusion and special effects, combined with a poignant score, witty book and lyrics, and sensitive yet entertaining performances from its cast. Designer Anna Fleishcle has created a minimal but versatile set, […]

The P Word, Bush Theatre

Waleed Akhtar’s ‘The P Word’ looks through two contrasting lenses into the lives of gay Pakistani men. The Revolving Stage Company’s 5m diameter revolving stage and surround stage forms the very simplistic set at the Bush Theatre.  The separation in the middle clearly shows the divide between the two men.  The set by Max John […]

The London Classic Car Show, Olympia

The London Classic Car Show at Olympia introduces a new fantastic feature; Car Stories, which celebrates six of the world’s most iconic cars, all with an incredible story to tell. Presented by personalities from the industry including designers, racing drivers and owners, Car Stories provides a platform to delve into the rich history of these […]

Dick Whittington at Theatre Royal Stratford East

This year’s Christmas offering from the Theatre Royal Stratford East is a joy-filled mash-up of Dick Whittington and The Pied Piper, with loads of Londoncentric gags and some brilliant design work thrown in for good measure. David Watson and Robert Hyman’s take on the story opens with the young Dick in far flung Romford, where […]

1953 Alfa Romeo BAT 5

Three jaw-dropping 1950s Alfa Romeo concepts made a rare public appearance in London at auction house Phillips’ prestigious London headquarters at 30 Berkeley Square this month. BAT 5, 7 and 9 are Franco Scaglione-penned stunners designed for Bertone and first stunned the public at the Turin Motor Show for three consecutive years from 1953. The Alfa Romeo […]

Buy It Now For Christmas – Channel 4

Rylan Clark-Neal hosts the new Christmas themed series of Buy It Now.  The series gives sellers and inventors the opportunity to showcase their innovations and sell them to an audience of real shoppers. Sellers have only 90 seconds to showcase their products and impress an audience of 100 potential customers, who then vote if they like […]

My Cousin Rachel Tour

My Cousin Rachel comes to Bath Theatre Royal at the start of a national tour, running from this Autumn to Spring 2020. Directed by Anthony Banks, this adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s popular mystery-romance is visually splendid.  Richard Kent’s set design is very impressive. Built on The Revolving Stage Company’s 8m diameter revolving stage, it […]

JCB at Agritechnica 2019, Hanover

AGRITECHNICA is the showcase of the global agricultural engineering industry and a forum for the future of plant production. This year JCB Agriculture launched an unprecedented number of new and improved products at the Show (10-16 November) to help farmers, growers, producers and contractors in the livestock, arable cropping and commercial horticulture sectors become more […]

There’s Something About Movies – Sky One

There’s Something About Movies – Sky One Alan Carr returns this October for the second series of There’s Something About Movies; the fun-packed show that puts celebrities’ film trivia to the test. Watch as comedians and actors team up to recreate movie scenes spoof-style and make fun of their own work. The show stars the […]

A Square Revolving Stage at Rose Theatre Kingston

Something a little different was supplied to the Rose Theatre Kingston this September.  The Revolving Stage Company were asked to supply a square instead of a circular revolving stage and so our 5m diameter revolve was adapted. Stephen Jeffreys’ comedy/drama, first seen at Hampstead Theatre in 1989, centres on four friends just gaining that now […]

Eugene Onegin, Edinburgh Festival Theatre

Staging is the star in Barrie Kosky’s take on Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin. The production teems with life; trees line the background and thick grass carpets the floor, spilling off the edge of the Festival Theatre stage.  The large cast fills the performance space and the auditorium with spirited Russian-folk tinged song. Designer Rebecca Ringst’s sea […]

Silverstone Classic 2019

The sublime three-day Silverstone Classic over the 26, 27 and 28 July is the world’s biggest classic motor racing festival recreating all the halcyon eras of motorsport. This year’s epic 21-race programme features the full spectrum of motorsport history including for the very first-time showdowns for Formula One, Formula Two and Formula Three. The much-loved […]