The World According to Jonathan Pie
Comedian Jonathan Pie brings his satirical political commentary show to Salisbury.
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If you're looking for things to do in Salisbury this week, you’ll find a good range of evening events. Expect a strong focus on live performances, giving you plenty to consider when planning your evenings. Specifically, the events in Salisbury this week offer a chance to explore musical genres, from modern bluegrass at Salisbury Arts Centre to tribute acts performing the work of renowned rock bands. For those who appreciate comedy, you have opportunities to experience sharp political satire and observational stand-up routines delivered by established comedians. Beyond these performances, you'll also find a larger musical gathering, featuring acts performing across various stages at South Newton & Wishford Village Hall. This provides an extensive experience for anyone looking to discover new sounds or enjoy a broader spectrum of local and regional talent within a single setting. If you prefer the dramatic, you can immerse yourself in a chilling theatrical adaptation of a classic story at Salisbury Playhouse, offering a captivating evening. The options let you choose a night of laughter, a thought-provoking play, or an evening enjoying live musicians. During this period, the focus is on enjoying cultural and musical presentations in the evenings, giving you a consistent stream of options for different tastes. You are invited to engage with the city’s performing arts scene, whether you are seeking something lively, reflective, or a well-crafted live show. Check the listings below for times and venues.
Comedian Jonathan Pie brings his satirical political commentary show to Salisbury.
A vintage tea party with musical entertainment by Frankie Simpkins for International Older People's Day at Silver Salisbury's.
A stage adaptation of the popular novel 'The Girl on the Train' is presented at Salisbury venue.
Young musicians perform English renaissance and baroque brass ensembles at Salisbury Musick Festival.
The Charlotte Carrivick Band performs acoustic folk music at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Jonathan Pie presents his latest political satire show at Salisbury City Hall.
Stofest 2026 features ten bands performing across multiple stages at South Newton & Wishford Village Hall.
Queens of the Stone Age tribute band performs at Salisbury Playhouse.
Mark Simmons performs solo guitar at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Astronaut Tim Peake's space exploration exhibition opens at Salisbury City Hall.
Chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic ghost story opens at Salisbury Playhouse.
Comedian Mark Simmons performs his stand-up show 'Jest to Impress' at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Wrong Jovi performs a tribute show at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Salisbury Musick Festival presents a historical exploration of Baroque music from the 17th century to Corelli's trio sonatas.