The Berry Theatre
BEST FOR
Ages 14+
ENTRY
from £27.50
WHERE
Eastleigh
What it’s like
A stand-up comedy show for the 14-plus crowd, with tickets from £27.50 and a VIP upgrade if you want a better seat.
This one's for the older teens rather than the whole household. Hannah East's "Express Yourself" show is a proper stand-up set, and the venue has put a 14+ age line on it, so it's not a family panto or a kids' matinee.
Tickets are £27.50, which feels like a fair West End-adjacent price for a night of comedy rather than a bargain, and there's a £7.50 VIP upgrade if you want to sit closer or get whatever extra comes with it. The café bar opens an hour before the show if you fancy a drink beforehand, and it's open from 10am most days if you're passing earlier in the week.
Getting in is straightforward: the building is fully wheelchair accessible with flat, level access and a lift up to the higher seating, and there's a free carer ticket if someone needs one. Parking is free on the Wildern School site, but only for evening and weekend performances, so if you're going to anything in the daytime during term time you will need to sort parking elsewhere.
It is not a long visit in the way a big family attraction might be, more the length of a comedy set plus an interval for a drink at the bar, so plan your evening around the show time rather than around a whole day out.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 14 plus, this one's for teens and adults rather than young kids
- Parking
- Free parking on Wildern School site for evening and weekend performances only
- Wheelchairs
- Fully wheelchair accessible with flat level access
- This show is 14 plus, not a family-friendly panto style event
- Free parking on the Wildern School site only applies to evening and weekend performances
- A free carer ticket is available for wheelchair users
- The café bar opens an hour before performances if you want a pre-show drink
Plan your visit
How much are tickets?
£27.50 for the Hannah East show. There's a £7.50 VIP upgrade if you want it.
Is this suitable for younger children?
No, this particular show is 14 plus, so it's really one for older teens and adults.
Is there parking?
Free parking on the Wildern School site, but only for evening and weekend shows. It is not available for daytime performances in term time.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
There's flat level access throughout and a lift to the upper seating level. A free carer ticket is available too.
Can we get a drink before the show?
The café bar opens an hour before every performance, and from 10am on other days.
What time is the box office open?
Monday to Saturday, 10am to 3pm.
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