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  • Stitched Up – Tickets are selling out!

    Don’t hesitate to get tickets for our latest Halloween show as there are only a few seats left to fill! Stitched Up, directed by Amy Curson and written by Robin Johnson, will be performed in Porter’s Cardiff on the 20th October. Doors open at 6:30PM. Tickets are £12 or £10 with concessions. Book your tickets…


  • Accepting audition applications!

    We are excited to announce we are now accepting audition applications for our next two productions: Stitched Up directed by Amy Curson, and written by Robin Johnson, performed at Porters Cardiff on October 30th. Hansel and Gretel written and directed by Eloise Dickinson-Smith with Michael Dickinson-Smith as co-director. To be performed Winter 2026. Auditions will…


  • Carpe Jugulum comes to Cardiff

    Peculiar Productions return in this adaptation of Terry Pratchett’s Carpe Jugulum. Live, laugh, and go for the throat. Things are not going quite to plan in Lancre.  The guest of honour is missing. The princess has been given a silly name by an Omnian priest. And Agnes’ inner voice (Perdita) keeps shouting that something is…


  • Tales of Terror!

    Tales of Terror kicked off spooky season for Peculiar Productions. The double-header was simultaneously performed to an in person audience at Railway Gardens and live online. The two classic horror stories were adapted for the stage by Terrance Marshman-Edwards. The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allen Poe was wonderfully directed by Ellen Warren; and The Signalman…


  • Maskerade Auditions Underway!

    Would you like to be in our next Pratchett production? All the Disc’s a stage! We’re putting on Maskerade.


  • Poster for Tales of Terror in shades of red, white and black. Includes a QR code linking to the ticket tailor page. Information can be found in the text on this page.

    Tales of Terror!

    This October (25/10/24) join us for an unforgettable night as darkness descends, and the macabre worlds of classic horror comes alive on stage.