K Teas Cafe. 4pm. Pay-As-You-Feel
Rating: Universal

Once Upon a Time brings together an eclectic mix of folk and fairy tales from around the world. Perfect for both young and old, this is storytelling in the old fashioned sense of the word - tales are told, not read, and audiences are invited to listen in wonder (and occasionally join in!) There will be riddles, laughs, and lots of fun. Suitable for everyone aged 5 to 105!

Maria tells stories for both adults and family audiences, with a warm, engaging, and intimate style. She will leave you with a warm heart and smile on your face.

Previous commissions include Yarn Storytelling Festival in Ireland, The Royal Shakespeare Company, Festival at the Edge and many other national and international festivals. Find out more at mariacredali.co.uk

“Joyous, beautiful, inspiring and poetic.” Taffy Thomas MBE.

“Storytelling gold” Lisa Schneidau.

K Teas Cafe. 5.15pm. Pay-As-You-Feel
Rating: Universal

Rodney has been a Principal Dresser in the West End for 40 years, seen it all, been there and probably had to make his own T-Shirt. He's got more than a few stories to tell. Backstage in the dark attending to Sirs, Dames & the darlings of stage and screen, the spotlight falls on him for a change and he lets rip! Hold on to your corsets, Rodney's going to spit feathers and sing like a canary! 

K Teas Cafe. 6.30pm. Pay-As-You-Feel
Rating: 18+

A searing portrayal of the battles fought by the Scottish freedom fighter William Wallace, as seen through the eyes of a common soldier, this stunning monologue shows the brutality of war and the heavy costs paid by the ordinary men and their families who choose to follow their leaders into combat.

“The Tanner” is a work of art, truly.  I urge you to see this master class of story and stage acting. Bloody bravo indeed! - Samantha Simmonds-Ronceros for nohoartsdistrict.com

Arena Theatre. £15 full price and £12 concessions. Tickets available here. 7.30pm.
Rating: 18+

Lucy comes to Wolverhampton with a brand new show about the power of letting yourself go – in every sense. Whether that means embracing your wrinkles and love handles whilst living in a slanket, or having a couple of babychams and dancing like nobody’s watching (and if you’re a middle-aged woman, they’re probably not), it’s also about letting go of the person you’ve always thought you are, and using your midlife crisis to pursue new goals and reinvent yourself.

Deepen your laughter lines with this hilarious show.  

“Impeccably punchlined anecdotes … genuinely delightful” The Telegraph
“A treat from start to finish” The Herald