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There's never a dull moment in Richmond...

There’s always something to do and somewhere to go in Richmond. With the unique Georgian Theatre Royal plus the award-winning independent cinema at The Station, drama and cinema are well taken care of, and then there’s the sparkling events programme at the Green Howards Museum, as well as Richmond Castle and the Richmondshire Museum.

The town’s many choirs and two orchestras offer up regular concerts, alongside the Richmondshire Concert Series in Spring and Autumn bringing in world-class chamber ensembles, while there’s plenty of live music at The Comrades Club and at many of the town’s great pubs. Richmond’s festivals are amazingly diverse, from the lively performance scene at MayFest to the delights of both “books and boots” at September’s Walking and Book Festival - never mind the epic Duck Race on the Swale.

Craft markets, health and wellbeing events, every kind of community group you can think of, talks, walks… you’ll always find something to enjoy.

Marcus Brigstocke: Vetruvian Mango
7 Saturday 7 Mar, 2026 - Saturday 7 Mar, 2026

Saturday 7 March

8pm

Saturday

8:00 pm

Marcus Brigstocke: Vetruvian Mango

The Georgian Theatre Royal

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What's On, Music, Film & Theatre, Display in Sidebar, March

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What are men for? Most heavy things can be lifted by machines and most problems can be solved by computers and most puddles can be crossed without us gallantly draping our capes over them - so are we fellas of any use at all?

Award-winning MAN Marcus Brigstocke thinks we might still serve some useful function. But what is it? This new tour show will resolve the entire issue once and for all (in a non-patriarchal, open minded, progressive sort of way).

DaVinci’s Vitruvian Man is the image of the ideal male form. Marcus’ Vitruvian Mango is the same, but sweeter, softer, seasonally available and, when ripe, delicately perfumed.

‘... charming, hilarious and utterly refreshing…’

The Sunday Mirror

‘Sharpest one-liner merchant’

The Sunday Times

Tickets from The Georgian Theatre Royal Box on 01748 825252 or online at www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk

       

Saturday 7 March

8pm

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