This summer, audiences can abandon their everyday lives and become the protagonist in a theatrical adventure across London Bridge…
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A version of Brexit is delivered in London pub
In life imitating art, a comedy play about the 18-month negotiating period for Brexit, will be delivered on time in a London pub…
Watch Out for edgy theatre festival this weekend
Cambridge Junction’s popular WATCH OUT Festival returns this weekend with a day of experimental, unusual and risqué performances…
Gig and theatre combine for Grand Finale
Like going to the theatre? Enjoy watching dance performances? Love live music? How about combining all three, for a show that is part-gig, part-dance and part-theatre?
Aerial adventures on the Southbank with Transit
Internationally renowned circus troupe FLIP Fabrique will be bringing their aerial adventures to the Underbelly Festival on the Southbank this summer…
Tattoos and time travel at May’s Museums at Night
This month, museums and galleries up and down the country will be staying open late to host some fun and unusual events, for both adults and families…
Chelsea Fringe’s alternative garden celebration
Chelsea Fringe, the alternative garden festival, returns with an attempt to make the longest daisy chain and a day of tree climbing…
Spoken word and song tell the story of a teenage girl
Urielle Klein-Mekongo’s Yvette returns to the Bush Theatre in London this month, with a mix of spoken word and original songs telling the story of a teenage girl…
An immersive treasure hunt show in Brighton
An immersive treasure hunt show will take audiences on a journey through a strange, magical new world at Brighton Fringe 2019…
Join Mr Punch at the May Fayre and Puppet Festival
This weekend, join Mr Punch as he celebrates his 357th birthday in Covent Garden, at the May Fayre and Puppet Festival…
A re-staging of the Seven Deadly Sins in London’s rescued music hall
Internationally acclaimed ballet dancer Viviana Durante, will present a re-staging of the Seven Deadly Sins at Wilton’s Music Hall this May…
A personal view of the refugee crisis in Don’t Look Away
Don’t Look Away shifts the attention away from the Government’s response to the international refugee crisis and onto our individual power to make a difference…
Beats, boxing and hidden histories at The Camden Roar festival
The Camden Roar is a three-week festival exploring the lives of Camden residents, past and present…
International circus and street art takes over Belfast
This Bank Holiday weekend, Belfast City Centre will come alive with acrobatics, circus acts, clowning and astounding tomfoolery…
A multi-disciplinary performance about growing up
Actor, rapper, singer and rising star Kema Sikazwe, also known as Kema Kay, will make his stage debut in Shine this May…