This weekend, watch a classic tale with a modern twist at the ruins of Lesnes Abbey in South London as Ally in Wonderland takes you down a rabbit hole…
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A five-metre tall puppet travels through Crawley
This week, see a five-metre tall puppet travel through Crawley in West Sussex. Puppet Aura will visit the town centre and parks, and ride on an open-top bus…
Puppetry and large-scale projection combine for the_crash.test
This summer, Hijinx returns to the stage and screen with the_crash.test, a new darkly playful Frankenstein tale for our age…
Explore loneliness and digital connections in a story-performance of Constellations
This week, a group of creative people are tackling the issue of loneliness and isolation in a story-performance of Constellations…
A rip-roaring take on Twelfth Night tours outdoors in London
This summer, the East London Shakespeare Festival (ELSF) are welcoming you to 1980s Illyria as they bring their rip-roaring take on Twelfth Night to outdoor spaces…
Immersive theatre takes audiences on a life-changing journey
This month, audiences are being invited to don headphones and immerse themselves in the head of ground-breaking journalist Nellie Bly.
Dark comedy, roller skate jams and a passion for plants in Peckham
Peckham Fringe is running until Sunday 5th June at Theatre Peckham, covering everything from topical issues to a passion for plants…
Costumed and sculptural dance with Grin
Sound, visuals and choreography come together for a dynamic performance of Grin by two dancers at Battersea Arts Centre…
The HandleBards head out on bikes to pedal their plays
Fancy some open-air theatre this summer? The popular Shakespearean troupe known as The Handlebards are back with another bicycle-powered tour…
Join the May Queen in Edinburgh to welcome the summer
If you’re ready for the summer, why not join the May Queen and Green Man to welcome it in at Edinburgh’s Beltane Fire Festival?
See blossoming talent at Shoot Festival this spring
This spring, discover Coventry’s brightest new creatives and performers at the city’s Shoot Festival…
Greek myth of Atlas retold using circus
New circus theatre company Oddly Moving, is retelling the Greek myth of Atlas this spring. But not in the way you might expect…
Go on a Nordic adventure at Jacksons Lane this spring
Looking to discover something new this spring? Head to Jacksons Lane in north London for their Nordic Exposure season…
Go on a gig-theatre adventure with Triffids!
Take time out this month to go on an gig-theatre adventure with music, sound and pictures…
Ghost tales and stories of shape-shifters in Oxford
Fancy hearing ghost stories from Japan or darkly humorous fairy tales for grown-ups? Then you’ll want to head to the Story Museum in Oxford…