Please be advised that demand for seats for our ‘pay what you can’ lunchtime concert events is high. You are encouraged to book your ticket in advance either online, in person or by phone. This will secure you a seat.

You can also book a ticket from the box office on the day but please be aware that you may not get a seat if the event is fully booked. However, if you do not have a ticket, we will try to accommodate you, if possible, but you will be asked to wait until just before the start as priority will always be given to ticket holders.

Many thanks for your understanding.

Join us for our popular lunchtime Concerts taking place in Chelmsford Theatre Studio.

Come and grab a drink or a bite to eat at the theatre café and enjoy a toe tapping interlude every month from 1pm.

Coming up:

Wed 15 Apr: Derek Rodgers and Jeffery Wilson
Derek Rodgers joins Jeffery Wilson in a programme of their own originals with some lollipops thrown in.

Wed 29 Apr: Widford Lodge School
Pupils share a range of musical items performed by the choirs, orchestra and soloists from this fine local Prep school.

Wed 13 May: Marianne Olyver and friends
Expect gypsy Violin, virtuosic skills and ‘chutzpa’ delivery.

Wed 20 May: Dementia Action week
Performance/Workshop with music therapist Rachel Cole and Jeffery Wilson.

Wed 3 Jun: Reduced History of Jazz
John Human and Jeffery Wilson in the 'Reduced History of Jazz' featuring some GCSE and A level repertoire.

Wed 10 Jun: Simeon Walker
Versatile Leeds-based pianist & composer Simeon Walker presents a range of original compositions, with listeners invited to find beauty and meaning, as much in the spaces between the notes as the notes themselves. Explore expressive, heartfelt musical stories woven engagingly together, delivered with a uniquely delicate touch and a self-deprecatory wry smile.

Wed 17 Jun: Kanklės
Emilija Karaliute plays the ‘Kanklės’, the national instrument of Lithuania. She will perform and talk about the instrument and Lithuanian culture

Wed 15 Jul: The Environ Music Group
A dynamic and engaging programme from a group of local musicians.

Suggested donation £2