Thrilling stuff! Your what's on guide for this week

Single White Female, New Theatre, April 7-11

Based on the iconic 90’s psychological thriller, the world premiere stage production of Single White Female is a bold and modern reimagining of the best-selling book and hit movie, that coined a phrase and led a generation to fear a stiletto heel!

Starring the multi-talented Kym Marsh and actress and presenter Lisa Faulkner, Single White Female, invites us into a world where trust is fragile, friendships are tested, and secrets lurk behind every closed door.

WE WILL ROCK YOU! The Cresset, April 7-11

PODS are bringing Queen’s legendary music to the stage in an electrifying new production of WE WILL ROCK YOU!

Set in a post-apocalyptic future where individuality is forbidden and music is controlled by the all-powerful Globalsoft Corporation, two young rebels set out on a mission to bring back rock ‘n’ roll.

What follows is a high-energy, laugh-out-loud, and heart-pounding journey, filled with iconic songs and unforgettable characters.

James Rowland: Team Viking at Key Theatre Studio, April 2

Team Viking tells the remarkable, hilarious and heart-lifting story of how James gave his best mate the send-off he wanted – a Viking funeral. Blending storytelling, music, comedy and even a Viking helmet, it’s a comic ode to death, friendship and the absurdity of life.

Edinburgh Previews: Double Headliner Katie Norris & Bilal Zafar

Key Theatre Studio, April 3

Comedians Katie and Bilal test out brand-new material in their quest to build an hour(ish)-long show each. This is your chance to catch familiar favourites and rising stars at their most daring.

WONDER CIRCUS The Embankment until April 12 Mr Fips the clown is back with a special Easter celebration, once more featuring international artists from around the world in a brand new show for 2026.

THE BIG JUMP at Ferry Meadows until April 12

The UK’s largest inflatable fun park is back! The 300m inflatable obstacle course – with new inflatables this year – offers lots of family friendly outdoor fun, including a toddler zone. There will be sessions from 11am to 2pm and 2:30pm to 5:30pm. Wristbands cost £15.

MAX E MCCABE

HMV, Queensgate, April 4

Peterborough singer-songwriter Max be performing the three tracks from his new ‘Picture of You’ EP live at HMV Peterborough at 1pm to celebrate the release and sale of the EP in store.

Ice Age Adventure Live at New Theatre, April 3

Brace yourselves for a mammoth mission in the frozen world of Ice Age Adventure Live! Journey back in time to meet incredible prehistoric animals in the coolest family show this side of the arctic circle!

Age Guidance: 4-10 years

The Ultimate Boy Band Party at The Cresset, April 3

The boys are ready to serve up slick moves, dreamy harmonies, and all the swoon-worthy charisma you crushed on back in the day.

Expect poptastic hits from Take That, Boyzone, Westlife, NSYNC, Blue, 5IVE, Backstreet Boys, and more!

Peterborough Local History Society

St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Netherton, April 9

The speaker for the evening will be Jennifer Ashwood, on the subject of “Charles Frederick Worth - his place in Society”.

Many people have heard of Charles Frederick Worth as the father of Haute Couture, but this isn’t about the frocks, it’s about the man.

Visitors are very welcome to attend, for a fee of £3. Starts 7.30pm.

The Arts Society Peterborough

The Fleet Community Centre, April 9

The Race to Decipher Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics, by Vicky Baily, starts at 10.45am, with doors open at 10.15am for coffee and a chat. All welcome. More at www.the-arts-society-peterborough.org.uk