Anton Du Beke: Anton at Christmas
Thu 10 Dec · 19:30
Watford Colosseum · Watford
Arts & Theatre in Watford
Arts and theatre events in Watford: currently 3 upcoming dates across one venue, scheduled from February 2027 to May 2027.
Every date takes place at a single venue — Watford Palace Theatre, with 3 announced shows. One home venue means a reliable schedule across the whole season.
The line-up ranges from household names to newcomers — a single overview of every upcoming Arts & Theatre date in Watford.
Below you'll find the full schedule for Watford. Filter by date, compare the listings and book each event directly with the official ticket seller — the final price including fees is shown on the seller's site.
12 events
An Evening with The Fast Show
Mon 8 Feb · 19:30
Watford Colosseum · Watford
Adam Hills: Shoes Half Full
Sat 20 Feb · 19:30
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Clinton Baptiste: Spectral Intercourse
Sun 28 Feb · 19:30
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Jack Skipper: Nothing Heavy
Thu 11 Mar · 20:00
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Troy Hawke: Never Stop, Never Change!
Fri 12 Mar · 19:30
Watford Colosseum · Watford
Mike Wozniak: The Bench
Wed 24 Mar · 19:30
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Jimmy Carr
9 Apr – 9 Apr
Watford
Aurie Styla: Maverick
Fri 23 Apr · 19:30
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Ross Noble: Cranium Of Curiosities
Sun 9 May · 20:00
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Ed Gamble: Fresh Hell
Fri 4 Jun · 19:30
Watford Colosseum · Watford
Tom Davis: Spudgun
Fri 15 Oct · 19:30
Watford Palace Theatre · Watford
Frequently asked questions
How many Arts & Theatre events are on in Watford?
Currently 3 upcoming dates across one venue, scheduled through May 2027.
Where do the events take place?
At a single venue — Watford Palace Theatre (3 dates).
What can I expect from Arts & Theatre in Watford?
Arts & Theatre from local and touring names — the full schedule is below.
How do I buy tickets?
Pick an event, open its page and book directly with the official ticket seller. The final price including all fees is shown there — OnStage adds nothing on top.