Honalee Media Ltd presents… HAPPY WHO YEAR 2027! Live theatre performances and a convention combined…

From the Who’s At The Playhouse team, a very special New Year tribute, celebrating sixty-four years of DOCTOR WHO and starring your favourite actors in two classic sci-fi scripts, re-imagined as radio plays live on stage…

David Whitaker’s “THE CRUSADE” Starring COLIN BAKER

“The imagination of HG Wells has made him famous across the globe, thanks to the travels of his fantastic Time Machine… or are his tales in fact based on real-life adventures in a most unique invention?

Journeying through time to the twelfth century, Wells soon finds himself embroiled in the intrigue of Richard the Lionheart’s court. But the King - there to lead the crusades against the Saracens - has his diplomatic plans thrown into disarray, when one of Wells’ companions is kidnapped by them, and another is knighted to rescue her…”

Stephen Wyatt’s “PARADISE TOWERS”

“There was a time when the ultra-modern, man-made luxury of Paradise Towers won architectural prizes and was renowned across the galaxy. Not any more. Today, it’s a run-down, rat-infested jungle of a city, patrolled by murderous robot cleaners, rival girl street gangs, authoritarian caretakers and sweet old ladies who’ll literally eat anything. So what has caused the drastic change in Paradise Towers’ fortunes? Could it have something to do with its mysterious, unseen ruler, known to one and all as the Great Architect?

A unique chance to visit Stephen Wyatt’s Paradise Towers on stage in the company of the rascally Captain Cook from The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.”

Re-imagined without the Doctor and his companions, these sci-fi scripts tell the stories of the classic tales that inspired them, starring many of the programmes’ original stars!

Welcome in the New Year with a whole host of DOCTOR WHO actors - lead by COLIN BAKER (the Sixth Doctor) - appearing on stage in two much-loved sci-fi stories, followed by interviews, audience Q&As, celebrity autograph panels, photograph opportunities, cosplay competitions, merchandise, and much more.

Theatre performances and a convention - with further guests to be announced soon – combine to start 2027 with a very HAPPY WHO YEAR!

TICKETS INCLUDE:

Entry to HAPPY WHO YEAR – performances of DAVID WHITAKER’s “THE CRUSADE” and STEPHEN WYATT’s “PARADISE TOWERS”, followed by celebrity interviews, Q&As and stage shows. Doors open 9.30am to 6pm, show begins at 11.00am

Access to the Celebrity Autograph Panel, where you can meet the stars of DOCTOR WHO!

Access to the Celebrity Photograph or Selfie Opportunities – get your picture taken with our guests!

Entry into our Cosplay Competition!

Exclusive Souvenir Poster

Terms & Conditions Apply. All planned activities during the day are subject to possible change and cancellation according to the needs of the event.

Regarding the drama performance elements, please note that the scripts of David Whitaker’s “The Crusade” and Stephen Wyatt’s “Paradise Towers” have been licensed by their respective authors / agents and adapted with permission. They only include elements which are copyright of the authors and no BBC copyright elements including Doctor Who, the TARDIS, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright, Vicki and Melanie Bush are present.

Regarding the convention elements, this is an unofficial event and is not supported or endorsed by the copyright holders. All guests appear subject to professional commitments. Guests may have merchandise such as photographs on sale. Additional charges apply for celebrity autographs and photographs. Cosplay costumes must not include any weapons or replica weapons, and there are no changing facilities at the theatre. Other terms and conditions may apply at the discretion of Honalee Media Ltd and Epsom Playhouse.

*Please note that tickets cannot be refunded. 
Full seating information can be found by visiting THEATRE INFO on our website. 
Tickets booked after 1st April 2025 will include a small restoration levy of £1.50 to support ongoing maintenance and significant restoration projects at the Playhouse theatre.