Fledgling Theatre’s latest show, Neck or Nothing, shines a light on the under-reported issue of men’s mental health…
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Immerse yourself in A Piece of the Continent
A Piece of the Continent, a festival celebrating cultural links and theatre from our neighbours across Europe, will take place in central London…
Dentist drills to drill music at The Sick of the Fringe
Mental, physical and societal health will be discussed, laughed at, raged at, mulled over and set to rights at a three-day festival this month…
The Silence of Snow, a solo show at the Brockley Jack
Performed by Mark Farrelly, solo show The Silence of Snow will pay tribute to playwright Patrick Hamilton…
A twist on the Twelfth Night tale
To mark the 30th anniversary of the discovery of The Rose Playhouse, St Albans-based company OVO will head to London to present their modern take on Twelfth Night…
One man’s exploration of love and loneliness
Circa, at the Old Red Lion Theatre in London, explores the blurred identity of the gay relationship in the modern age…
An honest show about death at Jacksons Lane
Antonia Beck and Lucy Nicholls have written and produced The Death Show, which looks to better understand society’s relationship with death and dying,..
Double bill offers glimpse into unique world of Samuel Beckett
Angel Theatre Company will present a double bill of Samuel Beckett plays, Footfalls and Play, at London’s Brockley Jack Studio Theatre…
Join the resistance as For King and Country returns
After the success of For King and Country last year, the unusual immersive theatre production will be returning to London with a second show running alongside it…
As a Man Grows Younger
This month, at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre in London, in-words will present As a Man Grows Younger; a production inspired by the friendship of two writers…
Postnatal mental health explored in Rattled
Missmanaged Theatre make their debut with Rattled – a new piece of writing exploring childhood trauma and postnatal mental health – at the Old Red Lion Theatre in London…
Dracula visits The London Library
A new adaptation of Dracula will premiere at the historic London Library this February; the venue where Bram Stoker spent seven years researching his gothic masterpiece…
A fearlessly told story of growing up in a multi-cultural community
Tara Finney Productions and tiata fahodzi present good dog by Arinzé Kene, retelling the stories of multiple characters, families and years…
Of Our Own Making, an unflinching look at the people behind the labels
Something Underground presents Of Our Own Making, an unsettling look at why people commit atrocities and the part we all play in creating those we label ‘monsters’…
Where to celebrate Burns Night in London
For those of you in London this month, we’ve come up with a few ideas for enjoying an alternative evening out, with a Scottish theme of course…