Daylight Saving Time in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom changes its clocks twice each year.
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In spring, the clocks move forward by one hour (from Greenwich Mean Time to British Summer Time). Sunday 29th Mar 2026 at 1:00 a.m.
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In autumn, the clocks move back by one hour (from British Summer Time to Greenwich Mean Time). Sunday 25th October 2026 at 2:00 a.m.
This converter (left) automatically accounts for this change when calculating the result.
Clocks go forward in north America this Sunday (8th March 2026)
Spring Season 2026 - The Lord Chamberlain's Men
All readings are on Wednesday evenings, 7:30pm (UK time) unless otherwise stated
07 January 2026
14 January 2026
21 January 2026
28 January 2026
04 February 2026
11 February 2026
18 February 2026
25 February 2026
04 March 2026
11 March 2026
18 March 2026
25 March 2026
Somerset Wedding Masques (1613-14)
Love's Cure (1615)
The Widow (1615)
Love's Pilgrimage (1616)
Beggar's Bush (1616)
The Witch (1616) 7:30 p.m. - We will have a brief update from the REP Playmakers before the reading of The Witch at 7:30 p.m.
Macbeth (1616 revival)
The Mad Lover (1616)
The Devil is an Ass (1616) *** 7 p.m. ***
Court Masques (1615-17)
The Chances (1617)
Volpone (1617 revival) *** 7 p.m. ***
Thomas Campion, Ben Jonson, and members of Gray's Inn)
John Fletcher, probably with Philip Massinger
Thomas Middleton
John Fletcher, Philip Massinger, and Nathan Field
John Fletcher, Philip Massinger, and Nathan Field
Thomas Middleton
William Shakespeare, adapted by Thomas Middleton
John Fletcher
Ben Jonson
Ben Jonson
John Fletcher
Ben Jonson
Summer Season 2026 - The Lord Chamberlain's Men
All readings are on Wednesday evenings, 7:30pm (UK time) unless otherwise stated
06 May 2026
13 May 2026
20 May 2026
27 May 2026
03 June 2026
10 June 2026
17 June 2026
24 June 2026
01 July 2026
08 July 2026
The Alchemist (1617 revival)
Rollo, Duke of Normandy (1617)
The Queen of Corinth (1617?)
Thierry and Theodoret (1617-18)
The Duchess of Malfi (1618 revival)
Twelfth Night (1618 revival)
The Winter’s Tale (1618 revival)
The Elder Brother (1618)
SPECIAL READINGS
a selection of Lord Mayors’ pageants (1611-18)
All’s Lost by Lust - provisional, subject to numbers of readers (1619)
Ben Jonson
John Fletcher, Philip Massinger, and Nathan Field
John Fletcher, Philip Massinger, and Nathan Field
John Fletcher, Philip Massinger, and Nathan Field
John Webster
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
John Fletcher and Philip Massinger
John Webster, Thomas Middleton, and Anthony Munday
William Rowley