The Playground Theatre will be bringing a short season of shows, including an absurd comedy and wrestling opera mash-up, to London…
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Take a trip with The House That Slipped
This summer, audiences are being invited to help the residents of 12 Laburnum Drive find their way home, in an immersive production with a difference…
Stay safe and support your local venue
In these uncertain times, your beloved cultural spaces need you. Here’s a few ways to support your local venues…
Not your usual hazardous waste
This week, just as you’re all busy trying to keep your hands clean, watch a show where someone is about to get their hands very dirty…
An attempt to perform 30 plays in one hour
Degenerate Fox Theatre present a weekend of shows in celebration and interrogation of all things femme and female to mark International Women’s Day…
Performance focuses on the human spirit
A trilogy of physical performances, radically exploring the changing of the human spirit, will open at Battersea Arts Centre this month…
Climate change, relationships and flamingos collide in comedy drama
Zoo, an inventive comedy drama of heroism, feminism and a woman trying to trap 47 flamingos in a urinal, will open at VAULT Festival this month…
Take a trip back to the 1920s London underworld
Plunge yourself deep into the gritty, criminal underworld of 1920s London with CROOKS 1926, a new immersive experience…
For the Sake of Argument at Bridewell Theatre
For the Sake of Argument follows the story of Eleanor Hickock, a passionate and argumentative polemical journalist who becomes the Iraq War’s chief evangelist…
The Glass Will Shatter opens at the Omnibus Theatre
The world premiere of The Glass Will Shatter at the Omnibus Theatre will explore the consequences of the government’s Prevent strategy on the quality of education in the UK today…
Cheer up, it’s The Death Show
It’s all about the D-word, as two artists are are on a mission to get people talking about death with The Death Show…
A festival of mime in London
This month, London’s festival of contemporary visual theatre will return with a line-up of original, breath-taking, wacky and unusual productions…
A ghostly Christmas tale in London’s historical gem
Returning to Middle Temple Hall, where Charles Dickens himself studied law, Antic Disposition’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol is back for the season…
Gig theatre show exploring unconventional love
This month, watch a zany live radio gig-theatre exploring unconventional relationships and celebrating the unusual and underrepresented qualities of love…
A modern twist in the Hansel and Gretel tale
This winter, Chiswick Playhouse brings an enchanting, reimagined take on the classic tale of Hansel and Gretel to families feeling the festive spirit…