A Tv and film convention with a difference - what's on in Peterborough this week
An inclusive celebration of film, TV, sci-fi and fantasy, a fun day in the park, an uplifting musical and more to keep you entertained this week.
The Immortal Feel the Force Day
Peterborough Cathedral is hosting this not-for-profit celebration of film, TV, sci-fi, fantasy and popular culture, with a strong focus on inclusion, accessibility and community spirit on September 5 (11am-6pm).
FAMILY Fun Day
Central Park, September 5
There will be reggae music, fairground rides and a large range of community stalls.
The Barks in the Park 2026 Fun Dog Show is back this year in collaboration with the Assistance Dog Council.
Come From Away
Key Theatre, September 9-12
The uplifting true story that captured hearts around the world , telling the remarkable story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small Newfoundland town that welcomed them with open arms in the days following September 11, 2001. Brought to the stage by Peterborough Operatic and Dramatic Society.
SINS
New Theatre, September 4 and 5
A dark live experience where theatre, psychological challenge and audience power collide. Seven individuals have been taken and brought before him - each representing one of the Seven Deadly Sins: Lust. Gluttony. Sloth. Envy. Wrath. Pride. Greed. Age guidance: 16+
Luke Combs UK
The Cresset, September 5
Both Luke Combs and more importantly the wider North Carolina country vocal sound are on full display in this country music show, with an uncanny closeness to the real thing. The band perform all of Luke’s hits and favourites from every album.
Betty Bangs Drag Bingo
Angels, Northminster, September 4
Betty Bangs will be bringing an all-out drag show packed with live vocals, big tunes, cheeky banter, fabulous costumes, glitter, sparkle and, of course, bingo!
Doors open at 6:45pm. Tickets £16.
IAN STONE Looking For The Wow
Key Theatre. September 5
A hugely experienced broadcaster, podcaster and writer and a brilliantly funny comedian, Ian performs at major comedy festivals and venues globally and has a big following on social media.
The Makings of a Murderer – The Undercover Detective
The Cresset, September 4
Join Peter Bleksley, a founding member of Scotland Yard’s undercover unit, as he lifts the lid on some of the most dangerous and hidden aspects of murder investigations.
Queen Idia the Musical
Key Theatre Studio, September 5
An ambitious new work – blending Afrobeats, movement and spoken word – to tell the story of the 16th-century Queen Mother of the Benin Kingdom. Note: this is a workshop showcase.
Cloudbusting – The Music of Kate Bush
Stamford Corn Exchange, September 5 Featuring material from across Kate’s hugely successful catalogue of albums, all delivered with breath-taking vocals from Mandy Watson and a live band.