What’s On
Christmas Storytelling
Come and join us for a fun and engaging storytelling session where we will be hearing Christmas favourites such as The Snowman, The Night Before Christmas and Peter and the Wolf!
These will be performed by Edward Derbyshire, an actor, director and teacher of theatre. His passion is for telling stories in words and music. In addition to working with a number of high profile organisations, Edward has a solo performance career and currently presents acting and musical shows for every audience
For all the family; please make sure all children are accompanied for the session.
Please visit our Shop & Tickets page or click here for event tickets:
£5 per child (adults go free!).
A Christmas Carol
Get to know Scrooge a little better as Dr Jenner’s House present a retelling of Dickens’ famous tale - A Christmas Carol.
This will be performed by Edward Derbyshire, an actor, director and teacher of theatre. His passion is for telling stories in words and music. In addition to working with a number of high profile organisations, Edward has a solo performance career and currently presents acting and musical shows for every audience
Age at parents discretion; please make sure all children are accompanied for the session.
Please visit our Shop & Tickets page or click here for event tickets:
£5 per person or £16 for a family of 4.
Scary Tales from our Victorian Past
Man or Monster? That is for you to decide as you witness a selection of bone-chilling performances…
This will be performed by Edward Derbyshire, an actor, director and teacher of theatre. His passion is for telling stories in words and music. In addition to working with a number of high profile organisations, Edward has a solo performance career and currently presents acting and musical shows for every audience
Age 16 years +
Please visit our Shop & Tickets page or click here for event tickets:
£5 per person
Under the Skin
Under the Skin: A Complicated History of Vaccine Confidence
Dr Jenner’s House, 2026 season
Dr Jenner's House is pleased to present Under the Skin, an exhibition exploring the complicated history of vaccine confidence, resistance and public trust. Blending art, science, and history, the exhibition traces debates around vaccination from Jenner’s cowpox vaccine to the present day, asking how fear, lived experience, misinformation, inequality and institutional trust have shaped public responses to vaccination.
Under the Skin invites visitors to look beyond simple divisions and consider what we can learn by listening to one another with curiosity and humanity.