Midsomer Murders The Killings At Badgers Drift Tickets in Wolverhampton

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Midsomer Murders The Killings At Badgers Drift

When well-loved spinster Emily Simpson is found dead in the picturesque village of Badger's Drift, her friend Lucy Bellringer refuses to accept it was an accident. DCI Tom Barnaby and Sergeant Gavin Troy are called in to investigate, uncovering a world of hidden passions, long-buried secrets and deadly rivalries.

With eccentric villagers, shocking twists and an unforgettable reveal, The Killings at Badger's Drift is a classic whodunnit that will keep audiences on the edge of...

With eccentric villagers, shocking twists and an unforgettable reveal, The Killings at Badger's Drift is a classic whodunnit that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Bringing to life the wit, charm and chilling suspense of the beloved TV series and original series of books, this gripping and thrilling new show is set to delight audiences.

Midsomer Murders: The Killings At Badger's Drift tours theatres across the UK and Ireland throughout 2025 and 2026. Secure your seat by checking dates and ticket information via Stereoboard.

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Show Location Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton Performance Dates Jul 14 2027 - Jul 17 2027

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Address: Lichfield Street, LICHFIELD STREET, Wolverhampton, WV1 1DE

Telephone: 01902429212

Venue Capacity: 1,200

The Grand Theatre, or The Grand, is an arts and performance venue based on Lichfield Street in Wolverhampton. First opening back in the 1800s, it has gone on to (barely) survive two world wars to continue to serve locals with a place to watch live theatre, operas, dramas, musicals, and everything in between - with the help of some expensive refurbishments!