Our upcoming production is: AVENUE Q

We are overjoyed to announce that Tudor Musical Comedy Society's next production will be: AVENUE Q

This production at the Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Hall will be on the 22nd to the 26th of June 2026!

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Our Avenue Q Production Team

Ben Foulds
Director

Andrew Timmins
Musical Director

Ami Radcliffe
Executive Choreographer

Bethany Davis
Resident Choreographer

Musical Synopsis

After moving to Avenue Q in search of an affordable apartment and his life's purpose, recent college graduate Princeton is welcomed by a quirky neighborhood of humans and puppets, quickly sparking a romance with a kindergarten teaching assistant named Kate Monster. While Princeton struggles with sudden unemployment and his closeted neighbor Rod deals with the romantic frustrations of his slacker roommate Nicky, the community navigates everyday hardships with humor. However, Princeton's journey takes a reckless turn when the mischievous Bad Idea Bears tempt him into drinking away his savings, culminating in a passionate hookup with Kate that causes her to oversleep and lose her job. Ultimately, overwhelmed by commitment anxiety at a neighbor's wedding and terrified that his love life is distracting him from his goals, Princeton abruptly breaks up with a heartbroken Kate to resume his search for purpose.

Two weeks later, a depressed Princeton rebounds with a seductive puppet named Lucy, leading to a massive misunderstanding that ends with an angry Kate accidentally knocking Lucy unconscious with a penny dropped from the Empire State Building. At the hospital, the former couple clears the air, and a newly selfless Princeton decides to rally the entire neighbourhood to raise money for Kate's dream of opening a school for monsters. Supported by a massive donation from their internet-mogul neighbor Trekkie Monster, the surprise school becomes a triumph, prompting a wave of happy endings as Brian and Christmas Eve move to a better neighbourhood, Rod finally comes out to reconcile with Nicky, and Kate begins to forgive Princeton. Ultimately, as a familiar-looking newcomer arrives on the avenue, Princeton and his neighbors accept that finding a definitive purpose matters less than embracing the unpredictable, fleeting nature of life.