illustration of a wedding cake, a pink heel, a Cardboard bow with 'HM GOV' on and a brass instrusment - all in front of a barbed wire fence

Graeae Theatre

Wedding Fayre

Duration

1 hour 50 minutes (including interval)

Date

Thu 25 - Sat 27 Feb 2027

Venue

Theatre

Accessible performances available

Need to know

Tickets: £24 (£22) / £19 (£17)

Schools: £12 per pupil. To book, please contact groupbookings@warwick.ac.uk

Groups: Parties of 10 or more get one free ticket. Please email groupbookings@warwick.ac.uk or contact our box office for more information and to book.

This show contains strong and ableist language, references to violence and racism, and depictions of murder.

Recommended Age:

12+ (Under 16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult)

A rebellious folk-punk musical about love, belonging and what happens when the state decides who belongs.

Good evening everybody, and welcome to the Wedding Fayre! Not married yet? Don't feel the need to get hitched? Don't believe in it?

You might not have a choice...

In this darkly humoured vision of a near future, the authorities have declared that any adult who does not conform to the newly minted English standards of 'normal' must be married to somebody who does, by midnight tonight. Or else.

Tom and Ned are running out of time. Fast. With the clock ticking, do they find a wife at the Wedding Fayre... or do they fight back?

From disabled-led theatre company Graeae, renowned for creating bold, barrier-breaking productions that challenge preconceptions and put access at the heart of the theatrical experience. Co-produced with Derby Theatre, comes a brand-new anarchic folk-punk musical packed with rebellion, razor-sharp humour and rousing songs.

The Wedding Fayre features a book by Paul Sirett, a thrilling original score by Max Runham, and is directed by Graeae Artistic Director Jenny Sealey.

All performances creatively integrate British Sign Language, captions and audio description.