This autumn, the European premiere of the award-winning Darwin drama, The Wider Earth, will be performed in the Jerwood Gallery at the Natural History Museum in London…
Archives for London theatre
An unknown story of moral strength and courage
Arrows & Traps Theatre present The White Rose: The Story of Sophie Scholl, from Tuesday 17th July to Saturday 4th August, at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre in London…
A disastrous camping trip to Wales in Back to Where
New Tricks Theatre presents Back To Where at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre in London, from Tuesday 10th to Saturday 14th July…
Watch some Shakespeare in unusual historical locations
This summer, watch a unique production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing in some unusual and beautiful historic locations across the UK…
Shakespeare-inspired lyricism with cockney accents in Unpolished Theatre’s Flesh and Bone
Flesh and Bone is a fast-paced ride through a working-class estate, fusing Shakespeare-inspired lyricism with cockney accents and giving a voice to a community often ignored…
London and Gaza brought together with special performance at Battersea Arts Centre
The World premiere of At Home in Gaza and London follows the lives of people living in two locations separated by great political, economic and physical divides…
The truth behind our beautiful game with Mercenary
Mercenary, at Battersea Arts Centre this month, takes a look at the human cost of building our global World Cup dreams and features some unique football-dance moves…
A unique promenade performance of The Tempest in Covent Garden
Iris Theatre’s summer season will present a unique theatrical promenade performance of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, in the middle of Covent Garden…
Try some new theatre with Breaking Out at The Bunker
This summer, six emerging theatre companies will come together for Breaking Out, a festival premiering new work and championing ambitious and innovative theatre…
The state of a divided nation in I am of Ireland
I am of Ireland, a new play by Seamus Finnegan looking at the state of a divided nation, will be on at the Old Red Lion Theatre in London, from Tuesday 5th to Saturday 30th June…
One man play tells the extraordinary unknown story of Charles Ignatius Sancho
Paterson Joseph’s one-man play tells the extraordinary story of Charles Ignatius Sancho, English gentleman, socialite, composer, writer, abolitionist and first Afro-Briton to vote in Britain…
A mix of spoken word, theatre, music and illustration in Goldfish Bowl
Goldfish Bowl is a collaboration between The Paper Birds and former Young People’s Laureate for London, Caleb Femi, with a combination of spoken word, theatre, music and illustration…
Social work is given a human face in Left My Desk
Lost Watch will return to New Diorama Theatre in London with the world premiere of Left My Desk; the story of a social worker struggling to stay afloat in one of the most unforgiving professions in the country…
A reimagining of Chekhov’s Three Sisters with electric guitars
Feminist theatre and music makers RashDash are ripping up Anton Chekhov’s revered 1900 play, the Three Sisters, and reimagining it with electric guitars…
The Night Alive at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
First Knight Theatre presents The Night Alive by Conor McPherson at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre in London, from Tuesday 22nd May to Saturday 9th June 2018…