Five-star and Moliere Award Winning Theatre Show Heads to The Exchange

Following award-winning, five-star productions around the world, In Other Words will play at The Exchange on Saturday 29 March as part of its spring 2025 tour across England and Scotland.

Five-star and Moliere Award Winning Theatre Show Heads to The Exchange

 

Following award-winning, five-star productions around the world, In Other Words will play at The Exchange on Saturday 29 March as part of its spring 2025 tour across England and Scotland.  

 

The cast for the new tour production is announced as LYDIA WHITE (fresh from playing Miss Honey in the West End production of Matilda) as Jane, with MATTHEW SEAGER reprising the role of Arthur.  

 

In Other Words is a deeply affecting love story, exploring the transformative power of music to help reconnect those living with dementia to their loved ones and the world around them. The play traces the relationship of Jane and Arthur, connected by the voice of Frank Sinatra from the moment they first meet, through the ups and downs of the 50 years that follow.  

 

Since its premiere in London in 2017, In Other Words has enjoyed remarkable international success with more than 300,000 spectators in four continents. The French translation Oublie Moi won an unprecedented four Moliére Awards in 2023, including Best Play, and the Argentinian production won a Premios Award. Further international productions have included Kenya and New Zealand with productions including Turkey and Chile during 2025.  

  

In Other Words is produced in partnership with house southeast theatre network and The Utley Foundation’s Music for Dementia campaign, which has a goal of making music an integral part of dementia care through grants to inspirational charities and special projects, as well as raising awareness.  

 

Matthew Seager: “Working on In Other Words as a writer and performer continues to provide the most fulfilling and formative experiences of my career. I struggle to articulate how it feels knowing that so many people around the world have now seen a version of Arthur and Jane’s enduring love story. It speaks to the universality of the play’s themes that it resonates so broadly.” 

 

Sarah Metcalfe, Managing Director of The Utley Foundation and Music for Dementia: “We’re thrilled to be supporting In Other Words for a second year. It is a fantastic production – brilliantly written and performed. It addresses an important topic with accuracy and sensitivity, showing the heartbreak of dementia but also flashes of hope in the power of music and human connection.” 

 

Becky Shaw, Programme and Partnerships Manager, The Exchange: “In Other Words is an extremely thought-provoking play which tackles the challenging topic of Alzheimer’s with great compassion and humour, and we’re thrilled to be bringing it to audiences at The Exchange.”

To book tickets go to:  https://exchangetwickenham.co.uk or call the Box Office on 020 8240 2399.

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RICHMOND'S YOUTH MUSIC TALENT TO STAGE EXCHANGE SESSIONS

RICHMOND’S YOUTH MUSIC TALENT TO STAGE EXCHANGE SESSIONS

RICHMOND’S YOUTH MUSIC TALENT TO STAGE EXCHANGE SESSIONS

Young people from youth music organisations across Richmond are coming together to stage Exchange Sessions, a brand-new event to showcase the rich musical talent in the borough. The event will be at The Exchange on Friday 16 October.

Up-coming bands and performers from the Richmond Music Trust Bandit, The Basement Door, Teddington School, the Terry Marshall Academy are taking part, along with a showcase performance from singer-songwriter and BRIT School graduate, Nad Etzioni, whose musical roots are connected with the area.

The Exchange stage will exclusively be handed over for the night giving young people the opportunity to perform in a professional setting, providing experience and helping artists develop confidence, musicianship, performance skills, and collaborate with other bands.

All proceeds will go back into funding future Exchange Sessions, which are planned in 2027, giving more opportunities for young people to get involved in music and live performance.

Band line-up confirmed: 

Teddington School Soul Band

Finn End Of The Wedge – Richmond Music Trust Bandit

Handful Of Nothing – The Basement Door

The Ties – Terry Marshall Academy

Nad Etzioni

The event is being sponsored by Twickenham based indie record store, Eel Pie Records and hosted by Radio Jackie presenter, Nicky Patrick, who also hosts Play New Music Radio, a monthly show dedicated to new music from talented up-and-coming bands and artists in London.

Under 18s tickets are £5 and general admission is pay what you like, minimum £7.50.  Doors open 7 pm, show 7.30 pm. Tickets at https://www.exchangetwickenham.co.uk/show/exchange-sessions/

Young up-and-coming bands, performers and youth music organisations are encouraged to contact The Exchange to apply to take part in future Exchange Sessions via theexchange.sessions@stmarys.ac.uk 

 

ANNOUNCING OUR AUTUMN 2026 PROGRAMME Dolly Parton Experience, Greg Davies, Nerina Pallot

ANNOUNCING OUR AUTUMN 2026 PROGRAMME

 

ANNOUNCING OUR AUTUMN 2026 PROGRAMME

Dolly Parton Experience, Greg Davies, Nerina Pallot

Highlights include:  

  • The Dolly Parton Experience, Europe’s leading Dolly Parton tribute show
  • Greg Davies Full Fat Legend warm-up tour
  • Theatre Season: Of Mice and Men, Down To Chance, My Life With Kenneth Willams, Monstering the Rocketman, Anthem for Dissatisfaction
  • Family panto: Cinderella

We’re delighted to launch our autumn 2026 with a line-up of exciting touring theatre, arts screenings, top name comedy and live music.

To open, Europe’s leading Dolly Parton tribute act, the Dolly Parton Experience (12 September), will be honouring the legendary Queen of Country. Plus, live music will come from BRIT and Ivor Novello nominee, Nerina Pallot (17 October), British folk-rock super band, Fairport Convention (25 October) and tribute acts to Joni Mitchell (Hejira 9 October), Fleetwood Mac (13 November), and George Harrison (29 November).

Among theatre productions, Nigel Miles-Thomas’ stage adaptation of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men (2 October) will feature along with Edinburgh Fringe hits, Down To Chance (10 October), the fast-paced drama based on the Great Alaskan Earthquake, and Monstering The Rocketman (22 October), the explosive true story of Elton John’s libel battle against The Sun newspaper.

There will be a special programme of arts screenings. Highlights include David Hockney (17 September) at the Royal Academy of Arts, Whistler (16 September), Verdi’s La Traviata (18 September) from Handa Opera, NT Live’s The Misanthrope (27 September) starring Sandra Oh and Riverdance’s 25th anniversary show (26 September).

Big ticket comedy names include Greg Davies (12 October) returning with his Full Fat Legend warm-up tour, plus Andy Parsons (4 December) and Ed Patrick (27 November).

For younger audiences, brand-new this autumn is Exchange Sessions (16 October), a showcase of youth music giving young up-and-coming bands the chance to play at the venue. Bands will feature from community groups, Teddington School, Richmond Music Trust, the Basement Door and the Terry Marshall Academy.

Plus, there will be a programme of family theatre, film and half term shows including, The Bubble Show (3 October) award-winning Comedy Club 4 Kids (11 October), Mr Sleepybum’s Dream Machine (29 October) and comedy from Olaf Falafel’s Stupidest Super Stupid show -10 of the funniest jokes at Edinburgh Fringe 2026, The Guardian – (26 October).

Not forgetting this year’s pantomime extravaganza, Cinderella (7-27 December) produced by Ashby Pantomimes running throughout December – book tickets soon and ‘come and have a ball’ this festive season!

For more information on the full programme and to book tickets go to:  https://exchangetwickenham.co.uk. The full season brochure can be viewed at https://www.exchangetwickenham.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Fall_2026_32_Copy_Web.pdf