Off-Key

Off-Key

When
Friday
19:15 – 21:45 · 5 more dates
Price
Bristol Old Vic, 6–7 November 2026: from £15, including a £1 per-ticket booking fee; members and Ticket Subscription holders are exempt. Birmingham Hippodrome, 30–31 October 2026: from £12.50; the Friday evening performance is a preview with limited availability. Local concessions vary by venue and are detailed in the description. Bristol Old Vic also advertises 15% off eight or more Standard tickets for the same show, excluding Open Concession and Pay It Forward, and a £72 Studio Subscription with a six-ticket balance (up to two tickets per show for 12 months, with no booking fee). These conditions apply only at Bristol Old Vic.
Where · 2 venues
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About

Off-Key is a coming-of-age drama by Side eYe about two friends at a high-achieving grammar school facing political turmoil and uncertain futures.

Side eYe’s coming-of-age drama follows Sabrin and Ruqqiyah, close friends at a high-achieving grammar school whose ambitions pull in different directions. Sabrin prepares for a life-changing music audition while Ruqqiyah takes on a problematic teacher. The story explores Black girlhood, friendship, ambition, and an increasingly strained bond. The production features Mannan Guled as Sabrin and Salma Muse as Ruqqiyah, and is supported by Kayd Somali Arts and Culture.

Featuring

All dates · 6

October 2026
30
Fri
19:15 – 21:45
Birmingham Hippodrome
31
Sat
14:00 – 16:30
Birmingham Hippodrome
31
Sat
19:15 – 21:45
Birmingham Hippodrome
November 2026
6
Fri
20:00 – 22:30
Bristol Old Vic — The Weston Studio
7
Sat
15:00 – 17:30
Bristol Old Vic — The Weston Studio
7
Sat
20:00 – 22:30
Bristol Old Vic — The Weston Studio

Listed on bristololdvic.org.uk, birminghamhippodrome.com. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.

Price not listedBristol Old Vic, 6–7 November 2026: from £15, including a £1 per-ticket booking fee; members and Ticket Subscription holders are exempt. Birmingham Hippodrome, 30–31 October 2026: from £12.50; the Friday evening performance is a preview with limited availability. Local concessions vary by venue and are detailed in the description. Bristol Old Vic also advertises 15% off eight or more Standard tickets for the same show, excluding Open Concession and Pay It Forward, and a £72 Studio Subscription with a six-ticket balance (up to two tickets per show for 12 months, with no booking fee). These conditions apply only at Bristol Old Vic.