What's On

This is Floyd

TICKETS ARE CHEAPER ONLINE - £27 PER PERSON ON THE DOOR.​Book in advance for the best price!ABOUT THE SHOW“WOW . . Absolutely fantastic ! Put them on your must see list” – BBC Radio CornwallWith 5 Star reviews, thousands of fans across the UK and a new theatre show for 2026, This Is Floyd celebrates the best of Pink Floyd’s music on their Through The Years tour. The band will continue a well-established tradition of attracting large audiences, young and old, highlighting the definitive versions of the iconic band’s classic and best loved songs. Join us on a captivating journey through the timeless classics that defined an era. From the ethereal “Echoes” to the haunting beauty of “High Hopes”, the performances are meticulously crafted to honour Pink Floyd’s legacy. The show includes custom designed thematic light shows, spectacular laser effects and the iconic circular video screen. Sit back and enjoy a moving experience, which will be truly unforgettable, as they pay homage to one of the greatest bands in history. PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: approx. 2 hours 20 minutes, including a 20 minute intervalABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Queenagers

ABOUT THE SHOWAll hail the queen of cabaret events – a show comprising stand up, music, monologues and crafting that focuses on the funny side of the menopause and the uplifting freedom and positivity it can bring. Laugh until the tears run down your legs – and feel reassured that it isn’t just you!Host, peri-menopausal glamour-puss Bunny Morethan aka Rebecca Mordan (Glastonbury Festival compère, Sky News ‘rent-a-feminist’ and BBC Writers Room) is here to learn all she can about what’s coming down the female line. In a perfect antidote to the doom and gloom surrounding the menopause, Bunny will lead audiences on a be-sequined exploration of menopause and midlife.ABOUT THE COMPANYScary Little Girls is an inclusive, imaginative, ever-evolving feminist production company committed to messages of hope and truth…and in telling them to new, wider and increasingly diverse audiences with casts to match.ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Journey to the Stars - Squashbox Theatre

Suitable for families

Put on your spacesuit, check co-ordinates and fire up your engines… it’s time to go on a Journey to the Stars!Let Squashbox Theatre be your guide on a journey through the universe: across the solar system, past twinkling stars, towards distant galaxies… to the edge of space and time itself!Using only silly puppets, ridiculous and unnecessary props, ludicrous wigs and assorted fruits and vegetables, Squashbox Theatre will reveal the secrets of the universe!Journey to the Stars! is a marvellous blend of puppetry, storytelling, live music and comedy, sprinkled with astounding science and astronomy facts, and all contained within an accessible, funny and unique family show.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 55 minutesAge recommendation: ​5+ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Almanac - Nicky Brice Ballet

ABOUT THE SHOWStep into a year of celebration with Almanac, the latest production from Nicky Brice Ballet School.Performed by students aged 2 to 87, this enchanting show brings together performers of all ages in a joyful journey through celebrations from around the world. From the colour and excitement of Lunar New Year to the reflection of Remembrance Day, and from the community spirit of May Day to the warmth and abundance of Harvest Festival, Almanac captures the changing rhythm of the year through dance.Showcasing the talent, commitment and joy of Nicky Brice Ballet School’s students, this is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a truly uplifting performance for all the family.Book now and join us for this charming celebration in dance.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 ​hoursABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

For the Love of Dance - Mind Body Dance

ABOUT THE SHOWA chance for family, friends and community to enjoy the joy and passion that these incredible people (aged 4yrs - 75yrs) have for dance with some of our favourite choreography from the past ten years of MBD.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: approx 2 hours with intervalAge recommendation: Children 3 years and under who do not require a seat are free of charge.  ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy.The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with.PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site.The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre.Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Echoes of Gonamena: a dramatic playreading - the arc

Echoes of Gonamena by Simon ParkerABOUT THE SHOWMinions Moor 1837. The Cornish copper boom. Inward migration tops three thousand. Shacks, ale shops, whorehouses, missionaries; filth, danger, poverty. A farming family divided. Will the mines deliver opportunity or wreak destruction? A universal story of change, and our individual response to it.Original cast members from the hit 2009 production of Gonamena reunite for a special one-off ‘dramatic reading’ celebrating South East Cornwall’s mining heritage and the 20th anniversary of Cornish Mining’s UNESCO World Heritage status.No props, no set, no costumes – just words to ignite the imagination.Capturing the true and dramatic story of the Caradon mines’ boom and bust years, Echoes of Gonamena combines a carefully researched script with the talents of community and professional performers. Written by Simon Parker, directed by Olivier Award-winning Kneehigh director Simon Harvey, produced by Sarah Pym, and with a live performance by the Boilerhouse choir.‘As well as being funny and charming and heartbreaking in equal measure, Gonamena unfolds in the language of the people, rich in authentic Cornish dialect, bringing to life the very human side of the Industrial Revolution’ – Jackie Butler Western Morning News‘A wonderful piece of work. Lovely, lovely writing – Gonamena is an absolute joy from start to finish’ – Anna Murphy Kneehigh Theatre‘A great night. All the depth and emotion I expect from this team. I loved how the play looked at the issues but felt entirely inclusive’ – Jenny Alexander The Free-Range WriterPERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes (including 20 minute interval)ABOUT THE COMPANYEast Cornwall-based production company, the arc (thearctheatre.com), makes original theatre with strong and universal themes that reflect an authentic contemporary Cornwall. Combining the talent and experience of professional and community artists with a professional production team, the company has staged large-scale shows at The Minack, Theatre Royal Plymouth, and Sterts Arts & Environmental Centre. Founded in 2009, its productions include Gonamena (2009), Third Light (2014 and 2018), Poltroon (2021) and The Last Shout (2024).SUPPORTEchoes of Gonamena is supported by Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, Sterts Arts & Environmental Centre, o-region, Linkinhorne History Group, Linkinhorne Parish Council, St Cleer Parish Council, Liskeard Town Council, Cornwall Council Community Chest Fund.ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Animal Farm - The Minack Acting Academy

By arrangement with Nick Hern Book"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."When the animals of Manor Farm rebel against their human oppressor, they dream of a paradise where all animals are equal. But as the pigs seize control, the noble revolution descends into a chilling dictatorship.A visceral exploration of power, propaganda and betrayal. George Orwell’s timeless classic Animal Farm is brought to the stage by the Minack Acting Academy in this award-winning adaptation by Tatty Hennessy.In our world of misinformation, populism and political polarisation, Animal Farm is as relevant today as it was when Orwell first conceived it over 80 years ago.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes including intervalAge recommendation: 10+Content Warning: Features themes of violence and animal cruelty/deathABOUT THE COMPANYAbout the Minack Academies: helping young people to develop advanced theatre skills. Specialising either in Acting or Musical Theatre, students spend one day a month with professional practitioners. Hear Directors, actors and West End stars talking about practical theatre careers. Students have the chance to take part in performances and enter for Trinity exams each July. NEW: the Technical Academy provides practical training in the technical aspects of theatre. For more information, please email education@minack.comSUPPORTABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Romeo & Juliet - British Touring Shakespeare

LIMITED NUMBER OF EARLY BIRD TICKETS AVAILABLE UNTIL 24.06.2026.ABOUT THE SHOWBritish Touring Shakespeare return to Sterts! Get ready for an unforgettable indoor/outdoor theatrical experience of Shakespeare's classic. Bring your friends, family, and fellow drama-lovers for a classic performance.Following last year’s acclaimed performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, British Touring Shakespeare return to Sterts with their brand new production of Romeo and Juliet. Last time the company took this popular show out on the road, Andrew Liddle of The Stage described it as “tragedy at its best, alfresco and with the pungency of the night”, so you can expect to be entertained, thrilled and moved as British Touring Shakespeare draw on their decades of experience to deliver an unforgettable night among the stars watching this story of star crossed lovers, bringing the company’s renowned strengths of energy, accessibility and innovation to Shakespeare’s timeless classic tale of doomed love in a performance that will combine tragedy, comedy, action and of course romance. “To be honest, in an ideal world, Shakespeare probably IS better when performed outdoors. And in an ideal world it would always be performed by British Touring Shakespeare. Shakespeare as it should be” ***** Dave Evans, Remote GoatCheck the forecast and wrap up warm. We recommend bringing a cushion for our benched seating. Join us for a picnic from 6pm. Please don't bring your own alcohol onto site, our bar will be open!This performance will be held in our Barn Theatre. Our bifold doors will be open, providing the open-air theatre experience, with protection from the rain.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: approximately 2 hours 20 minutes, including 20 minute interval.ABOUT THE COMPANYFor over 25 years, British Touring Shakespeare has delighted audiences across the UK and internationally with vibrant, accessible productions of Shakespeare classics and literary adaptations. Whether performing in historic castles, stately gardens, or community green spaces, our mission is simple: to bring high-quality professional theatre to people wherever they are.ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy.The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with.PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site.The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre.Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Americana Revue

ABOUT THE SHOWThe Americana Revue is a unique, exciting live music stage show celebrating many of the world's best loved U.S. artists and some of the most inspiring songs of a generation. Two hours of timeless, multi-million selling #1 chart hits! Classic songs that have been the soundtrack to countless music fans' lives for decades.Featuring music by some of the greatest singer / songwriter icons of the 20th Century, including: Bruce Springsteen, Eagles, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Tom Waits, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Traveling Wilburys, Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top and many others - performed with passion, heart and soul by a world class rockin' band - guaranteed to deliver a fantastic show."Ben Mills - you have an AMAZING voice!" - Simon Cowell"A high energy rockin' Country Rock jukebox of classic songs...""The soundtrack of our lives""Americana's Greatest Hits…PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes, including a 20 minute intervalABOUT THE BANDX Factor Finalist / international singing star Ben Mills is frontman / lead vocalist with The Americana Revue + the nine piece band showcase three amazing female singer / dancers - Abi Orfila + sisters Isabella Cowell and Sophia Jones.Also featuring Harry James / Drums (Thunder / Magnum / Quireboys / Cregan & Co.); Chris Childs / Bass (Thunder / Paul Young / Tyketto); Tony Rico / Sax / Slide Guitar (Bad Manners / Slash / Paul Weller / Brian May);  Andy Hartley / Keyboards (Musical Dir. "Into The Woods", "Joseph", "Company"). Ex Suzi Quatro / Wishbone Ash Guitarist / Musical Director James Cassidy says - "The Americana Revue" is a culmination of years of travelling the 'States & playing music inspired by our songwriting heroes. We all share a deep love & respect for Americana music & it's a real joy to play our favourite songs with this amazing band."ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Calendar Girls - Teylu Theatre Company

Calendar GirlsA play presented by Teylu Theatre Company. ABOUT THE SHOWBased on a true story and adapted from the hit film, Calendar Girls follows a group of Yorkshire Women’s Institute members who, after the death of a friend’s husband from leukemia, decide to raise money for charity in an unconventional way: by producing a ‘nude’ calendar. With only strategically placed props to preserve their modesty, the women challenge expectations, spark a media frenzy, and discover unexpected strength in themselves and each other.  It’s laugh-out-loud funny, yet deeply moving, offering audiences a feel-good experience that leaves them uplifted and inspired.This Show has a Parental Guidance recommendation as it contains some non-sexual nudity and moderate swearing.Our Thursday 30th evening show is a Gala performance to raise funds for our charity partner, Plymouth Radiotherapy Development Fund: raising money to enhance patient care.  Please arrive early for the evening performance or arrange to stay late for the matinee to enjoy some special fundraising activities including our incredible Hamper Draw, Liskeard Silver band, Sunflower Workshops and home-baked refreshments.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONPlease note this performance is a play, not a musical. Running Time: approx. 2 hours 20 minutes, with a 20 minute intervalABOUT THE COMPANYTeylu Theatre Company is a new not-for-profit group for adults, proudly rooted in South East Cornwall. We offer inclusive, fun opportunities in all aspects of theatre-making—from performing and backstage work to creative, technical, and Front of House roles. Our mission is to bring high-quality, affordable theatre to Liskeard, Launceston, and surrounding areas. With over 100 active members aged 19 to 90, we host regular social events and have built a creative community where everyone feels they belong. “Teylu” means Family in Cornish—and that’s our ethos.We’re thrilled to be performing Calendar Girls in 2026—a story close to our hearts. We’re also excited to return to Sterts Arts & Environmental Centre and the stunning Barn Theatre, where several of our creative team were part of the award-winning 2013 production, named Best Amateur Production nationally.ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Beach Party - Swamp Circus as part of Circo Kernow Connects

Beach Party ABOUT THE SHOWSwamp Circus presents as part of Circo Kernow Connects A spectacular Circus Comedy about a Cornish BeachA rallying cry from beach users and wildlifeAs a beloved beach is threatened by developmentAnd an age old spirit is awakened......Packed with laugh-out-loud comedy, jaw-dropping circus tricks, and the chaos of a day at the beach…grab your bucket and spade and join usPERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 90 minutes, including a 20 minute intervalAge recommendation: suitable for all agesWITH THANKS AND SUPPORT FROMChyan Cultural Centre, St Petrocs, Cornwall Community Foundation, Surfers Against Sewage, Bodmin Council, Newquay Council, Sterts Arts & Environmental Centre — and many more.ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Plymouth

The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Plymouth Sumer ConcertJoin the Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Plymouth, based at HMS Raleigh in Torpoint, Cornwall, for an afternoon of music. An afternoon not to be missed. PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes, including 20 minute intervalABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Peer Gynt - Miracle Theatre

ABOUT THE SHOWMiracle Theatre bring their magical twist and love of laughter to the classic story of Peer Gynt.Young Peer is a lazy dreamer, who misinterprets Shakespeare’s advice “To thine own self be true” to mean “Look after number one”!He chases after riches and pleasure and lives a life of moral failure and endless excuses. Surely, he will come to no good?Loosely based on Ibsen’s epic comedy, this famous morality tale is perfect material for Miracle Theatre’s highly visual style - physical, funny, surreal and deeply human - a journey through the dream-like world of Norse mythology, peopled with cranky characters, trolls and other bizarre creatures – a comedy of terrors!Think, Fungus the Bogeyman meets Dr Faustus!PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes, including 20 minute intervalABOUT THE COMPANYMiracle Theatre is Cornwall’s longest-established professional theatre company and one of the South West’s most distinctive voices. Miracle Theatre is renowned for its unique blend of offbeat humour, playful charm, visually striking performances, and inventive storytelling, making each production a distinctive experience.  “For over 30 years, Miracle has been bringing its summer touring productions to Sterts. The visit is always one of the highlights of our season: a well-proportioned auditorium, great technical back-up, an enthusiastic audience and protection from the elements! What more could we ask for?” - Bill Scott, Founder and Artistic Director of Miracle TheatreABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Oasiz - Tribute

ABOUT THE SHOWOASIZ are one of the UK’s most authentic tribute bands a point proved in 2023 when a short clip of front man Steve performing as Liam went viral on social media with over half a million views. Many fans were convinced the clip was actually of Liam Gallagher himself which led to the story being covered in the national press as well as a high profile TV appearance later that year.OASIZ are embarking on their fourth UK tour and this is your chance to see them in top form. The setlist will include all the big hitting career spanning anthems that you would associate with a greatest hits tour.One not to miss! ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Myths and Monsters - Squashbox Theatre

Suitable for families

Where can you find a creature that is half eagle and half lion? Or one that is half horse, half fish? Wait, that’s impossible… or is it? Not in the crazy, mixed-up world of ancient Greek stories, it’s not! Enter this magical world, using an ingenious blend of puppetry, storytelling, and live music. “Craig combines an innate understanding and joy in storytelling with fantastic comic and musical skill.” - Mike Shepherd, Kneehigh TheatrePERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 55 minutesAge recommendation: ​5+ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Widdershins - David Mynne

WIDDERSHINSAn exciting original work, scripted specifically for David Mynne, by renowned writer Carl Grose and directed by Olivier Award winner Simon Harvey."Three times round the circleAnd faerie-land beginsThree times round the wrong wayAnd call it widdershins" - Old Cornish Nursery RhymeABOUT THE SHOWWelcome to WIDDERSHINS: a long-forgotten village buried deep in a dark, wild corner of Cornwall. Here, Bob Droll (local raconteur, folklore enthusiast and village-hall caretaker) will take you on a tour of a place where mystery lurks about every corner. You won’t believe the shocking tales of poor 'Pity Me' Jose; or of Cryer Bledstone, the Sea Captain afraid of death! And then there's Sci-Fi Sally, desperate to leave this world for life beyond the stars... But beware. The deeper Bob leads you into his forest of far-fetched fables, the more lost you might get. Widdershins. Tis hard to find but even harder to leave...Expect stories told with a sting, poetry cracked and darkly comic, unforgettable characters and physical theatre, alongside the usual irreverence, wit and silliness. It will be dark, delirious and delightful.Under Milk Wood-ish sort of... only way, waayyy weirder!Widdershins is an exciting original work, scripted specifically for David, by renowned writer Carl Grose and directed by Olivier Award winner Simon Harvey.'Mynne's performance is exquisite: a masterclass in the telling of tales, it needs to be seen.' - Ciaran Clarke: Arts End of Nowhere (on 'Dracula')PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 1 hour 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intervalAge recommendation: Suitable for adults and older children (12+)ABOUT THE COMPANYWritten by Carl GroseDirected by Simon Harvey Performed by David MynneProduced by Millie Jones and David MynneABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

HOLMES AND WATSON: The Curious Case of The Masked Magician - Peter Clifford and The Great Baldini

ABOUT THE SHOW"TELL ME EVERYTHING, HOLMES"It’s 1906-the Golden Age of Magic. The Masked Magician bestrides London’s world of Magic like a colossus, UNTIL...one night, in mid-performance, the Magician vanishes. Dead? Kidnapped? In hiding?After a month Scotland Yard is baffled (obviously) and call in Sherlock Holmes to solve the mystery of the Masked Magician’s disappearance. Holmes (with an excitable Watson in tow) plunges into the secret world of Edwardian Magic only to find that the Masked Magician’s identity is Magic's best kept secret.As they question the Magician‘s peers (seeing a lot of Magic), the mystery of his fate deepens. As they unravel clue after clue, Holmes comes to share Watson’s wonder and discovers that it can sit alongside his logical outlook. When Holmes finally uncovers the startling and surprising secrets of the Masked Magician he, Watson and the audience have to decide......are some mysteries best left as... mysteries!PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 1 hour 30 mins, plus intervalAge recommendation: 6+ABOUT THE COMPANYSherlock Holmes–Peter CliffordDr. Watson–The Great BaldiniDirector–John NicholsonDesigner–Fi RussellWritten by–Peter Clifford and The Great BaldiniABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Last Night of the Proms - Sterts Singers & Roche Brass Band

In-House

Join us for an uplifting evening of music, merriment, and tradition as Sterts proudly presents its very own Last Night of the Proms. Expect all the familiar pomp and pageantry, flag-waving fun, and a hearty dose of rousing cheer!We’re thrilled to welcome back the outstanding Roche Brass, newly crowned Regional Champions for 2025, alongside our very own Sterts Singers, for a night of stirring performances and timeless favourites. The evening will crescendo with a rousing celebration of classic English patriotic music, a true Proms tradition!Bring your voice, your flags, and your sense of occasion, it’s a night not to be missed!

Barn Theatre

Sand - Kook Ensemble

ABOUT THE SHOWSet against the dramatic backdrop of Devon’s coastline, Dylan and Heather navigate the complexities of living with dementia. Together they uncover the profound truths about love, memory and resilience, with coastal erosion symbolising life’s inevitable changes.Sand is a non verbal show using circus and theatre to explore the lives of people living with Dementia.ABOUT THE COMPANY Kook Ensemble brings together our team of world class theatre makers to create original and playful stories. We delight in blending the very best of circus arts and theatre to charm, surprise and keep you guessing until the end! ‘Sand’ is Kook Ensemble’s second show, hard on the heels of our critically acclaimed tour of ‘Filibuster’ in 2024.Photography by Roy RileyPERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning time: 70 minutes, no intervalAge recommendation: 8+Content warnings: grief, dementia and deathABOUT THE COMPANYKook Ensemble is a new contemporary circus theatre company that makes compelling and playful work. Formed in 2023 and based in North Devon, we bring our unique voice in circus and skilled acrobatics to create characters and stories that fulfil our mission to bring connection, joy and open-hearted discovery to our audiences.ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Take a Chance on Us - Abba Tribute

Take a Chance On UsOver 50 years since winning the Eurovision Song Contest, the music of ABBA still sparkles. Take A Chance On Us is a sensational live tribute packed with stunning vocals, top-class musicians, authentic costumes and audience fun. Bursting with hits and high-energy charm, this feel-good celebration will have you dancing in your seats and singing all the way home.Fancy dress encouraged but not essential!PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes including 20 minute intervalABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

The Importance of Being Ernest - by Oscar Wilde, presented by OVO

ABOUT THE SHOWOVO reimagines Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy with a sparkling 1920s twist: fizzing physical comedy, glamorous art-deco styling and a lustrous live jazz soundtrack remixing Beyoncé, the Beach Boys, Lionel Ritchie and many more.PERFORMANCE INFORMATIONRunning Time: 2 hours 20 minutes (including a 20 minute interval)ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre

Sam Kelly

Sam Kelly is a BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards winner and one of the most respected voices on today’s folk scene. Hailing from Norfolk, he blends rich Irish influences with songs in English, Cornish and Gaelic. A captivating vocalist and instrumentalist, Sam’s soulful performances, warm humour and engaging storytelling create a live show of rare quality. Not to be missed. RUNNING TIME: 110 minutesVENUE: Sturrock StudioABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide. Home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. Our Sturrock Studio does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. We will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Sturrock Studio

Focus

ABOUT THE SHOWThe band from the 1960/70’s that just keeps giving.Featuring Thijs Van Leer, Pierre Van Der Linden, Menno Gootjes and Udo Pannekeet, Focus return to  UK and European concert stages during 2027.Fresh from successful 2026 touring, and the 2024 release of their new studio album Focus 12, they will traverse Europe to give their loyal fans what they always want - a good time, and timeless music.Each song breathtakingly unique, and each performance different to the one before.How much longer will Focus tour?We have had 50 years of this amazingly spectacular show, and Focus have achieved so much in this time span.ABOUT FOCUSFrom Polydor's record plant closing to other bands, to press nothing but Focus for ten days to meet demand, to being a favourite of Bob Harris onThe Old Grey Whistle Test, and to holding positions in the UK top ten charts in both singles and albums. Focus have featured in the orchestra pit for Victor Spinetti’s musical Hair; have claimed a knighthood;  soundtracked on a 2010 football World Cup commercial featuring Wayne Rooney; and not forgetting  that Hocus Pocus was featured in the iconic car chase sequence, after the bank heist in 2017 movie  Baby Driver and also featured in Disney’s Classic Trolls World Tour movie, 2020.The men of Focus are looking forward to seeing you all at their favourite venues, and a few exciting new ones too.www.focustheband.co.uk ABOUT STERTSOriginally a pig farm, Sterts is a four acre site where nature and creativity collide and is home to the Barn Theatre (400 seats), multi-purpose Sturrock Studio (50-70 seats) and Community Hub. Following a period of major redevelopment in 2024, the original amphitheatre is now covered by a solar powered barn, which is run solely off renewable energy. The Barn Theatre has retained the original amphitheatre bench seating, so we recommend bringing a cushion to sit on.The Barn Theatre is wind and rain proof but is not a heated space. Therefore, we encourage you to dress for the weather and embrace the elements. Wrap up warm and bring a blanket – especially in the spring and autumn.FOOD AND DRINKOur on site bar stocks drinks from The Cornish Wine Company, snacks from Redmoor Snacks and Ice Cream from Treleavens Luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Our bar opens one hour before Barn Theatre performances. Sterts does not have an onsite cafe, so we recommend visiting one of our local pubs, restaurants or farm shops for pre-show food. Our bar is staffed by our wonderful volunteer team throughout the year. Audiences are welcome to bring a picnic to site but please do not bring alcohol to the premises.HOW TO GET HERESterts Arts & Environmental Centre is in Upton Cross, just six miles from Liskeard, eight miles from Callington and ten miles from Launceston. Sterts is within easy reach of the A30 and A38, a one hour drive from Truro and 45 minute drive  from Plymouth.Public Transport is limited. Want to limit your carbon footprint or save money on fuel? Check out the national Liftshare network and find someone to share your journey with. PARKINGWe have free onsite parking, including disabled parking. From January 2026, we will have to 2 EV car charging points on our site. We recommend arriving in good time for each performance.ACCESSIBILITYWe have a registered Changing Place on site. The Barn Theatre is a 150m walk from the car park with level access to seating at the top of the theatre. Hand rails are installed on the far left and right of the seating. Our Barn Theatre does not have a lift or hearing loop, however there are plans to install these in the future. Our seating is unreserved, however we will always reserve seating for audience members with access needs and are happy to provide chairs if needed. Please contact us on 01579 362382 or hello@stertsarts.org and our team will be happy to help.

Barn Theatre