A list of exciting events coming up in Teddington, if you would like to add your own event simply click the black Nub It button in our what's on section!

Hampton Hub - Ashley Rd, Hampton

Friday – The Small Fakers.

For those who never saw The Small Faces live, The Fakers are as close as you are going to get.

Get ready for classics such as Itchycoo Park Lazy Sunday, and Whatcha Gonna Do About It.

Satuday – Live comedy with Nathan Caton and Friends.

Gigging since the age of 19 Nathan is one of the most exciting young comedians on the scene.

Within his first few years on stage, he had picked up various accolades and coveted plaudits including the Chortle Student Comic of the Year award and Broadcast Hotshot and written and starred in a pilot for Paramount Comedy (now Comedy Central) entitled The Nathan Caton Show.

Nathan will be joined by Keith Farnan, as seen on Michael Macintyre's Comedy Roadshow and MC Geoff Whiting. And the show we will be introducing Ed Mulvey and Josh Faulkner.

Find out more here.

Landmark Arts Centre, Teddington

Until April 24 Richmond and Twickenham Photographic Society Annual Exhibition

Showcasing a wide selection of members' work – such as Tea Time by Lorraine Clifton - in addition to images from pupils at St. Catherine's School for Girls in Twickenham.

Most of the prints will be available to buy.

Find out more here.

Mary Wallace Theatre, Twickenham

Until April 23 – Henry IV Parts 1 and 2, from Richmond Shakespeare Society.

Moving from comedy to tragedy, an ensemble of twenty-two actors brings this exhilarating exploration of familial ties, national division, treachery and war to life across two epic parts.

Henry IV Part 1 - Henry is a troubled king, beset by guilt having deposed his predecessor, Richard II.

Now rebel lords are rallying against him led by the charismatic Hotspur, while his own son, Prince Hal, frequents taverns across London in the company of the merry but dissolute Falstaff.

As the country heads for civil war, will Hal put his riotous behaviour behind him?

Henry IV Part 2 - King Henry's health is declining, the rebels are turning on each other, and further violence threatens the war-torn nation.

In the idyllic countryside, Falstaff indulges in reminiscence and longs for the fighting to be over.

But will his 'sweet Prince Hal' return to join him in the taverns of Eastcheap, or finally face his duty as future king?

Find out more here.

Eel Pie Club at The Patch, Twickenham

Thursday - LSD BAND - aka Les Social Disinfectants

The LSD Band was formed during lockdown as a jam band by five of London's top musicians who all have superb CV's, having played with some of the best acts in the world.

Their new blues/rock collective has already played a few gigs to great acclaim, with four of the guys being accomplished singers as well. Their set-list includes classics by such artists as the Allman Brothers Band, Cream, early Fleetwood Mac, JJ Cale, Ry Cooder, Neil Young, Joe Walsh, Rolling Stones and more.

The band line-up consists of: Matt Backer (guitar/vocals), who has played guitar with ABC, Steve Winwood, Joe Cocker and many more. Dzal Martin (guitar/vocals), who was with The Equals for many years as well as the Box of Frogs project with Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Rory Gallagher, plus session work with Van Morrison, Nik Kershaw, Meatloaf, Nazareth and many more.

Steve Salvari (keyboards/vocals), has played with Chaka Khan, Robert Palmer, Lulu, Barry White, Th Libertines, and more; Vince Lewis (bass/vocals) played with Raw Deal, Lee Ryder's Blues Deluxe; and Dave Stark (drums) who played with Raw Deal, the John Lennon Experience, Randy Bachman, Denny Laine and more.

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Richmond Theatre

Until Saturday – Catch Me If You Can.

Dallas legend Patrick Duffy, together with Linda Purl, who is best known for Happy Days and Homeland, and Corrie's Gray O' Brien head the cast in this new production.

Inspector Levine is called to a house in the remote Catskill mountains to investigate the disappearance of newly married Elizabeth Corban. In a bizarre development a woman arrives at the house claiming to be the missing Elizabeth but, instead of celebrating the reunion, her husband accuses her of being an imposter.

Monday – BalletBoyz Deluxe

Meet the eight extraordinary young dancers who feature in this explosion of mesmeric dance, fused with the witty and distinctive BalletBoyz trademark use of film and behind the scenes content.

Deluxe features work by some of the world's most exciting artists, including choreographer Xie Xin, composer Jiang Shaofeng, Punchdrunk's Maxine Doyle and jazz musician and composer Cassie Kinoshi of the Mercury-nominated SEED Ensemble.

Find out more here.

Circus Vegas

Until April 18 - Roll Up Roll Up Circus Vegas is in Town!

Circus Vegas arrives in the UK for its first full British tour in over four years with its first stop at Richmond, Old Deer Park.

The show promises to 'combine all the elements of a circus with all the glitz, glamour and spectacle you would expect when you think of Vegas'.

Amazing high wire walkers, hula hoop queen, quick-change artistes, wheel of death performers, amazing aerialists and even the ultimate globe of death stunt riders, all hosted by an American ringmaster and superstar Mexican clown Eddy.

Orange Tree Theatre                           

Until April 16 – Tom Fool by Franz Xaver Kroetz.

A dark and unnervingly funny play about how capitalism creeps into the minutiae of one family's life.

Every night Martha listens to the minute details of husband Otto's day at the factory. He's a man with big dreams but is stuck in a job where he feels like a cog in the machine.

Their teenage son Ludwig just wishes he had a job, or at least his own space, far far away from his parents.

When money goes missing, a family on the brink hurtles over the edge, and Martha has to decide whether she will stay to pick up the pieces.

Find out more here.

One Paved Court

Until April 24 - The Desire to be Desired: Simon Klein

A new exhibition of oil paintings and works on paper in a variety of media by Simon Klein.

Klein depicts groups of people, often lovers, as though they are in motion. He explains that 'what happens in a painting is a kind of theatre of life, no matter how abstract'.