What's On

Corrine Thorne – ‘The Many Facets of an Artist’

Devon based Glass artist Corrine Thorne creates unique pieces of jewellery and homeware using fused glass and silver.

Thursday 14 March - Wednesday 24 April

Jonny Barrett – ‘Natural Elements’

Using art as a form of visual storytelling, Jonny conveys moments of interaction between the natural and man-made environment as observed during his travels in Granada.

Thursday 11 April - Wednesday 1 May

French Language Café

Join us at our French Language Café and practice your language skills in a fun and friendly environment. Whether you’re a total beginner or multilingual, everyone is welcome!

Thursday 18 April from 6.30pm

Red Island (12A)

Set in a French military base in Madagascar in the 70s, this coming-of-age drama follows Thomas, who takes inspiration from comic book heroine Fantômette. French with subtitles.

Thursday 18 April - 7.30pm

Orchestra of the Swan: Safety Last!

Orchestra of the Swan join us for this exciting on-stage premiere, performing a brand new live score to accompany Harold Lloyd’s iconic 1923 silent comedy film, ‘Safety Last!’.

Friday 19 April - 7.30pm

The Trouble with Jessica (15)

A stylish London dinner party takes a shocking turn in this delicious black comedy starring Rufus Sewell , Shirley Henderson, Olivia Williams and Indira Varma.

Saturday 20 April - 7.30pm; Monday 22 April - 11.00am & 7.30pm

Foyer Folk: Brimstone

Inspired by music from across the Celtic nations, Brimstone perform traditional, contemporary and self-penned jigs, reels and heart-warming songs.

Saturday 20 April - 8.00pm

The Trouble with Jessica (15)

A stylish London dinner party takes a shocking turn in this delicious black comedy starring Rufus Sewell , Shirley Henderson, Olivia Williams and Indira Varma.

Monday 22 April - 11.00am & 7.30pm

National Theatre Live: Nye

Michael Sheen plays Aneurin ‘Nye’ Bevan in a surreal and spectacular journey through the life and legacy of the man who transformed Britain’s welfare state and created the NHS. Live from the National Theatre.

Tuesday 23 April - 7.00pm; Encore: Tuesday 14 May - 2.00pm

Number 8 Volunteers – ‘Not Just Volunteers!’

A showcase of work from our multi-talented volunteers who enjoy a variety of clever crafts, creating lovely items that make perfect gifts – or maybe even a treat for yourself!

Thursday 25 April - Wednesday 5 June

Pop Up Painting: Edgar Degas

This workshop is now sold out. Please contact us to be added to the waiting list.

Thursday 25 April, 7.00 - 10.00pm

The Royal Ballet: Swan Lake

Tchaikovsky’s sensational score combines with the evocative imagination of choreographer Liam Scarlett and designer John Macfarlane in one of the best-loved works in the classical ballet canon. Recorded at the Royal Opera House, London.

Thursday 25 April - 7.15pm; Encore: Sunday 28 April - 2.00pm

Diary of a Badminton Player

Can Colin Cosgrove maintain his status as a top badminton celebrity in Worcester? Written and performed by Steve Wilson. Live on stage as part of Number 8’s celebration of new writing.

Friday 26 April - 7.30pm

Truth & Lies Showcase

An exciting showcase of brand new writing performed live on stage, all inspired by the theme of ‘truth and lies’. Presented by Crave Arts as part of Number 8’s celebration of new writing.

Saturday 27 April - 7.30pm

The Royal Ballet: Swan Lake

Tchaikovsky’s sensational score combines with the evocative imagination of choreographer Liam Scarlett and designer John Macfarlane in one of the best-loved works in the classical ballet canon. Recorded at the Royal Opera House, London.

Encore: Sunday 28 April - 2.00pm

Two Tickets to Greece (cert tbc)

A wildly entertaining comedy drama about female camaraderie, set against a beautiful Greek island backdrop. Starring Laure Calamy and Kristin Scott Thomas. French with subtitles.

Monday 29 April - 11.00am & 7.30pm; Tuesday 30 April - 7.30pm

French Language Café

Join us at our French Language Café and practice your language skills in a fun and friendly environment. Whether you’re a total beginner or multilingual, everyone is welcome!

Tuesday 30 April from 6.30pm

Two Tickets to Greece (cert tbc)

A wildly entertaining comedy drama about female camaraderie, set against a beautiful Greek island backdrop. Starring Laure Calamy and Kristin Scott Thomas. French with subtitles.

Tuesday 30 April - 7.30pm

One World Imagined – ‘Wild Impressions’

Artists David Skidmore, Christine Dadd, Valerie Briggs, Jess Pritchard and Jordan Price present artworks depicting wildlife and nature from around the globe.

Thursday 2 - Wednesday 22 May

An American In Paris – The Musical

This breathtakingly beautiful Tony Award-winning Broadway musical tells the story of discovering love in the ‘City of Light’, featuring the music and lyrics of George and Ira Gershwin. Recorded at the Dominion Theatre.

Thursday 2 May - 7.00pm

The End We Start From (15)

This intimate and poetic story of motherhood and survival stars Jodie Comer, Mark Strong, Gina McKee and Benedict Cumberbatch.

Friday 3 & Saturday 4 May - 7.30pm

The Royal Opera: Carmen

Damiano Michieletto’s sizzling new production evokes all the passion and heat of Bizet’s score. Featuring Aigul Akhmetshina in the title role. Recorded at the Royal Opera House, London.

Tuesday 7 May - 6.45pm

Number 8 Readers’ Group

Our Readers’ Groups meet on the first and third Tuesday of each month. This month the groups will be discussing ‘The Reading List’ by Sara Nisha Adams.

Tuesday 7 May - 7.45pm; Tuesday 21 May - 7.45pm

Sip & Sketch

Come along to these informal afternoons and sketch a ‘still life’ whilst socialising and enjoying a cuppa. Drop in anytime between 1-4pm to sip and sketch!

Thursday 9 May, 1.00 - 4.00pm

Io Capitano (15)

Two Senegalese teenagers travel to Europe in this epic coming-of-age tale that offers a deeply human perspective on the migrant crisis. Wolof & French with subtitles.

Thursday 9 May - 7.30pm