The venue in Cambridge where art meets life.
Our audiences and artists experience and explore contemporary performance, popular culture, creative learning and everything in-between.
In 2020 Cambridge Junction turns 30. Share your memories with us here.These are unusual times. Closing our doors to the public wasn't part of the plan for 2020 and we are doing everything we can to support visiting artists and our staff. If you are in a position to consider making a donation or becoming a member this will be a great help, thank you.
At Cambridge Junction every little really does help. As well as the great work on our stages, our building is usually bursting with activity - young people exploring the arts, projects with local performers, and apprentices getting their first opportunities to learn their trade. Your donation will help us spring back to life when our doors re-open.
A new interactive game theatre piece from Kill The Cat Theatre that you can play from the comfort of your own home.
Tue 20 Apr 2021
Luke Wright is on a mission to write poems to unite a nation divided by austerity and Brexit. Can it be done? Can one poet ever really represent an entire nation?
