Shit-faced Shakespeare, the multi sell-out fringe phenomenon, is back in London with two new shows, kicking off with The Merchant of Venice from Wednesday 18th April to Saturday 2nd June…
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A glimpse into the club toilet confessional with Dames
Celebrating females with no filters, Dames is about the intimate and exposing nature of friendships in the true contemporary confessional; the club toilet…
Storytelling and gig combine in an epic time travelling odyssey
Award-winning musician and Kneehigh Associate Dom Coyote presents an epic time travelling odyssey with We Can Time Travel, which will be touring to Reading, Folkestone and London…
Two women confront their differences in The Gulf
The European Premiere of The Gulf – an honest representation of the challenges all relationships can endure, no matter the sexuality – will take place at the Tristan Bates Theatre in London this month…
A new play about getting old and the consequences of spontaneous behaviour
Helen and Gordon spend their retirement on their Mediterranean balcony, reading and drinking gin, quite a lot of it… The Golden F**king Years hilarious is a play about getting old, moving abroad and the consequences of spontaneous behaviour…
A look at motherhood in a modern society with Spiked
Written, directed and designed by mothers, but more importantly performed by three women in their forties, Spiked is created entirely by an age bracket underrepresented in theatre…
A humourous look at intergenerational conflict in Reared
With unfailing humour, Reared at Theatre503 in London, tackles intergenerational conflict, postnatal depression, and the role of the Irish mother in the ‘sandwich’ generation caught looking after both their children and their parents…
Take part in a gaming style theatre experience in London
Like your theatre to be a bit more adventurous than just sitting in a seat for an hour? For King & Country offers audiences the chance to immerse themselves in a gaming style experience…
Coconut puts intercultural relationships in the spotlight
Coconut, a new play based on writer Guleraana Mir’s real experience of interracial and intercultural relationships, will embark on a UK tour from this month…
Acrobats, animated sushi and a paper cinema at Flatpack 2018
A one-of-a-kind film fiesta, the critically acclaimed Flatpack Festival returns to Birmingham this spring, with everything from animated sushi and a Paper Cinema, to Swedish witchcraft and the Solihull underground…
An offbeat guide to Glasgow
If you’re planning a trip to Glasgow this year, then take a look at our handy guide to the Scottish city’s quirky highlights, including an unusual mechanical theatre, some quirky art in unexpected places and a retro gaming bar…
Experience a world of dark, light, circus and dreams at East London’s hidden gem
Singer and performer Camille O’Sullivan will kick off Wilton’s Music Hall’s new season with The Carny Dream, promising a mesmerising evening of song and theatrical experience…
A dramatic look at urban folklore and childhood insecurities with Plastic
Plastic, a powerful new play that explores how the insecurities of childhood can follow us into later life, will be on at the Old Red Lion Theatre in London, from Tuesday 3rd to Saturday 21st April…
A large inflatable whale and record-breaking games at Settle Stories Festival
Settle Stories Festival will take place in the Yorkshire Dales from 6th to 8th April, with plenty of quirky happenings including a large inflatable whale, the world’s first listening gallery in an old BT phone box and video goggle performances…
A horror-farce in London with an important theme
Mortgage, a horror-farce which draws on theatre of cruelty, magic and sacrifice, will be on at the Omnibus Theatre in London from Friday 30th to Saturday 31st March…