Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger's Drift comes to the stage for the first time, with a UK tour of the show set to begin in autumn 2025, running through to 2026. Adapted by director Guy Unsworth, this thrilling new production is based on Caroline Graham's Chief Inspector Barnaby series of novels, which inspired the famous ITV show. Casting has yet to be announced, but with an expert creative team of producers Nicholson Green Productions and Colin Ingram Ltd, the show is sure to do more than justice to the beloved detective drama.

The Hercule Poirot mystery The Hollow hits the stage in a production helmed by director Lucy Bailey (Murder on the Orient Express; Titus Andronicus). Hitting the road for a UK tour following its opening run in Canterbury, the Agatha Christie classic is adapted by Tamsin Ogelsby and follows a spate of hugely popular Poirot stage plays touring the UK in recent years. Director Bailey is no stranger to bringing these thrillers to life, having directed five Agatha Christie adaptations, so The Hollow is certain to delight!

Murder Trial Tonight is a thrilling immersive courtroom experience inspired by a true story! A blend of gripping theatrical storytelling with the tension of the real life judicial process, you are placed in the jury box as the details of a landlord's violent death unfold. You'll hear testimony, examine evidence and weigh-up two sides of the story, before delivering your final verdict... are they guilty or innocent? At the end, the true conclusion of the real-life case is revealed on the big screen. Please note: the production includes disturbing themes and imagery.

Fascination with true crime is as big as ever, and Emma Kenny has a brand new show to satiate the thirst of even the most ardent fans of the genre! Delving once more into the minds of some of the most audacious killers of all time, in Murderous Minds the psychological therapist and TV crime commentator explores the delusions, PTSD, paranoia and other thought processes that cause killers to attempt to justify their actions to themselves.