A play about friendship and loss, told through the lens of a planned birthday party. A play about what happens when people try to do the right thing for their mates when there isn't really a right thing to do.

Age 13+

An hour of enchanting classical music in Launde Abbey's medieval chapel, followed by the famous Launde Abbey Cream Tea.

A selection of Uppingham School's young music scholars are invited to collaborate in performance with their teachers. They will be led by Head of Strings, Michał Ćwiżewicz and Director of Music, Andy Webster.

Tickets £22 (or £17 for concert only). Call 01572 717254 or email info@launde.org.uk. A Launde Abbey Fundraising Event.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show features a menagerie of 75 lovable puppets, faithfully adapting four of Eric Carle’s stories, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, 10 Little Rubber Ducks, The Very Lonely Firefly and of course, the star of the show – The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

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

Six of Uppingham's Upper Sixth Music Scholars perform in the final of the school's premier music competition.

From the makers of Shock Horror comes, The Void, a chilling sci-fi horror. Telling the story of a decaying future of desperate humans, all-seeing AI, and memories of a distant, dangerous past  it combines powerful illusions and atmospheric projections and asks... what are you afraid of?

Age 13+

Join us for Stand Upp Comedy Evening – an unforgettable night of laughs on 18th October 2025! With the sharp wit of Marcus Brigstocke headlining, plus sets from James Ellis & Darran Griffiths and Jeremy O'Donnell as MC, it's comedy at its finest. Don’t miss this electric evening of entertainment!

A night of showstoppers from the most well-known musicals.

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

Uppingham's musicians lead an evening of reflection and remembrance, featuring music and readings, in the stunning surroundings of the School Chapel.

An evening celebrating the hard work and talents of the pupils in our Singing Faculty, with a variety of solo and small ensemble performances to enjoy.

Pupils from our Jazz, Pop and Music Technology Faculty present an evening of original music alongside covers of classic hits for your entertainment.

Rosie prefers to hide away from the world inside the pages of her favourite book, Treasure Island. But with a little bit of imagination, the book comes to life, and she is thrust aboard. Rosie soon finds that she can’t stay hiding forever and she discovers the world is full of treasure, if you’re brave enough to look.

Uppingham's Concert Band returns for a fun-filled evening of Music, under the baton of Director of Music Andrew Webster.

Uppingham's choirs lead a candlelit carol service marking the beginning of Advent.

An evening of solo performances from some of our Lower Sixth Musicians, celebrating their talent, hard work and dedication across the academic year.

Uppingham School Symphony Orchestra perform an evening of symphonic classics in the Memorial Hall, conducted by Andrew Webster.

Pupils from our Keyboard Faculty present solo masterworks for organ and piano.

The evening will begin in the School Chapel with performances from our organists, before moving up to the Memorial Hall and Recital Room to hear our pianists in action.

Pupils from our String Faculty perform solo and small ensemble works in a showcase of their hard work and achievements this year.

Set in the jazz age of the roaring 20s, Chicago tells the story of Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart, two women searching for stardom while also being tried for murder. Both of them land in the Cook County Jail and plot their comeback to the spotlight and release from prison.