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Monday 15 – Tuesday 16 March 2027
Djanogly Theatre
Tickets: £16 - £22
An inventive, laugh-out-loud celebration of the many ways we think and experience the world inside our heads.
Fast-paced, funny, and hugely relatable, 48 Thoughts Per Minute is developed in collaboration with the brilliant comedian Jessica Fostekew.
It's claimed the average human brain generates 48 thoughts per minute (approximately 70,000 per day!). We'll invite you to reflect on the private space inside each of your heads, as we explore the hilarious, vivid and sometimes intrusive thoughts that shape our inner worlds.
School Bookings
This performance is the perfect group outing for secondary school pupils. We can offer a special schools price of £14 per student, with one free ticket for every nine purchased. We also have the addition of an optional schools-only matinee performance at 1.30pm Tuesday 16 March. If you'd like to book for your school to enjoy this intimate theatre experience, please contact our Box Office team on on 0115 846 7777, open Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-4pm & Sunday, 12noon-4pm.
1 hour 50 minutes including interval
Suitable for ages 14+
A co-production with: New Wolsey Theatre
Co-commissioned by: Corn Exchange Newbury & Warwick Arts Centre
Funded by: Arts Council England
| 48 Thoughts Per Minute (15 Mar 2027) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Monday | 19:30 | |
| 48 Thoughts Per Minute (16 Mar 2027) | ||
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| Tuesday | 19:30 | |
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