Jack And The Beanstalk Show Comes To Sittingbourne For Easter 2026

By

Lisa Hayes
28 January 2026, 1:44 pm

Families in Sittingbourne, Kent, can watch a professional performance of Jack and the Beanstalk at the Avenue Theatre on Saturday 11 April 2026 at 3:30 PM. The one-off, family-friendly show is scheduled during the Kent school Easter holidays to offer parents a local day‑out option for children.

The production is presented by Lyngo Theatre in association with Applause Rural Touring. Lyngo Theatre specialises in performances for young children (typically aged 3–8) and this adaptation uses inventive props and interactive storytelling — including a large beanstalk and a ‘smelly’ giant that engages the audience.

The Avenue Theatre is a community‑run venue (operating as a Community Interest Company) with an intimate capacity of around 88 seats, meaning the auditorium puts children close to the action. The show is being brought to the venue through the Applause Rural Touring programme, which receives Arts Council England support to subsidise professional tours for smaller community venues — a model that helps keep ticket prices affordable for local audiences (historical ticket prices at the venue have been in the region of £8–£15).

The date falls within the Kent school Easter holiday period (Friday 3 April to Friday 17 April 2026). The venue is wheelchair accessible with a dedicated lift to the auditorium; visitors are advised to contact the box office in advance to discuss access requirements. The theatre is a short walk from Sittingbourne train station and there is nearby pay-and-display parking at local car parks.

Further details and booking information are available on the Avenue Theatre’s events page. With only one afternoon performance scheduled, families are advised to book early to avoid disappointment.

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