The Ronnie Scott's All Stars are the 'house' band at Ronnie Scott's and have been playing at the club since 2007. The quintet features a vocalist and a saxophonist alongside a trio comprising of Piano, Bass and Drums.

This show is a history of the club from its origins through to the present day and is a mix of live jazz, narration, rare archive photos and video footage. It features classic music from the jazz greats who have performed at the club over its incredible 60+ year history such as Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Nina Simone and Buddy Rich. There is also instrumental music including a composition by Ronnie himself. Alongside the music there are tales of old Soho with anecdotes about miscreant musicians, film stars, celebrity visitors, gangs and police raids. This is a unique show and is a fitting tribute to one of the world's most famous jazz venues.

Recommended age: 14+

Following a day of classes, rehearsals and demonstrations, Uppingham’s pupil guitarists join together for a public concert celebrating acoustic, electric and bass guitars.

Directed by Head of Strings Michał Ćwiżewicz, Uppingham School Chamber Orchestra perform Mozart’s Divertimento in D, and Ach, Ich Fuhl’s from ‘The Magic Flute’, performed by soprano Grace Hillis, alongside the heart-aching Adagietto from Mahler’s Fifth Symphony and Benjamin Britten’s Simple Symphony.

Uppingham School presents:

Bright. Young. Things.

by Georgia Christou

Alternately thought-provoking and laugh-out-loud funny, Bright. Young. Things. is a play about a group of young people struggling against the pressure to succeed and the manipulations of TV, each finally realising that they can achieve amazing things on their own terms. A contemporary comic masterpiece for young people.

Recommended age: 8+

Arina Paek Violin

Alexander Herratt Clarinet

Newton Xu Piano

Sophie Webster Horn

Grace Hillis Violin

Charlotte Butler ‘Cello

Six Uppingham pupils perform concerto movements by Bruch, Mozart, Strauss, Sarasate and Saint-Saëns alongside professional orchestra, the London Mozart Players.

London Mozart Players are the oldest, freshest and most adventurous chamber orchestra in the UK. Set up over 75 years ago by Harry Blech to perform the works of Mozart and Haydn, LMP’s mission has evolved into creating bold, ambitious and accessible musical experiences for all. LMP are proud to be at the forefront of embedding arts and culture into the life of communities across the UK and beyond, performing both new works and music that stays true to their roots.

“LMP possess an unfailing professionalism, artistry, and commitment to music”

John Suchet

Pupils from Uppingham’s Wind, Brass and Percussion Faculty perform solo and small ensemble works, from Bach to Broadway, bagpipes to bass drum, and everything in between!

Join Uppingham pupils and staff for an informal evening of Jazz Music.

Our annual multi-venue celebration of music features pupils from across the school presenting a joyous evening of performance.

This year, our Jazz, Pop and Music Technology Faculty musicians perform alongside Uppingham School Symphony Orchestra in a symphonic reimagining of hits by legendary soul artist Sade.

A one-off. A comic genius. Jekyll and Hyde. These are some of the ways in which Kenneth Williams could be described. Now, in the year in which he would have turned 100, a new musical will open at Uppingham Theatre to celebrate the centenary of the iconic comedy actor, born on 22 February 1926. Wink Taylor stars as Kenneth. ‘He captures every single vocal inflection and nuance seemingly with ease, to the point that you could easily forget at times this is not the genuine article, which is testament to Taylor’s brilliance.’ (SetTheTape on Screaming Queens)

Uppingham actor and writer Henry Dawe has written the book and lyrics to the show, with music by Tom Neill. Direction is by John Hewer and musical direction by Christopher Peters. One hundred years on from Kenneth’s birth, the team’s mission is to pay tribute to Kenneth and to recognise the contribution he made whilst fighting his troubles.

Following a widely celebrated 2025 tour, Ballet Central returns in 2026 with a brand-new company of dancers and a revitalising programme of classical ballet and contemporary dance.

The 2026 programme presents a mixed bill of four works, including the quirky, dream-like world of Solitaire by Kenneth MacMillan, plus the glamorous Times Square Ballet, an excerpt from Ashley Page’s musical On The Town.

Two new commissions are presented from distinctive choreographers Monique Jonas and Cameron McMillan. Find out more at www.balletcentral.co.uk

Our Invitation Concerts see pupil musicians invited to perform chamber masterworks side-by-side with staff and professional musicians.

Music Scholars from Fourth Form, Lower Fifth and Upper Fifth present an evening of solo musical performances showcasing the culmination of their hard work across the academic year.

Presented by Lemon Jelly.

Uppingham Theatre will be filled with the smell of rebellion when Lemon Jelly presents Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical Jr.

Based on the beloved book by Roald Dahl and adapted from the award-winning stage production, Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical Jr. tells the story of an extraordinary young girl with a vivid imagination and a brilliant mind.

Matilda is small, but her courage is mighty. Faced with grown-ups who underestimate her – including the fearsome headmistress – she discovers that even the smallest person can change their own story.

Packed with humour, heart and unforgettable songs, this junior adaptation of the hit musical promises a lively and entertaining performance from the talented young cast of Lemon Jelly.

They're known to millions as “the boys who made Simon Cowell believe in magic.”

Jay & Joss stunned the judges on Britain's Got Talent. Now the award-winning illusionists are back with It's Not a Game - a mind-bending new show where nothing is quite as it seems.

With jaw-dropping stunts, breathtaking visuals and moments that defy belief, reality and illusion are about to dissolve. Can you be sure where one ends and the other begins?

"Spectacular" (Entertainment Daily)

"awe-inspiring" (OK Magazine)