This summer, audiences can abandon their everyday lives and become the protagonist in a theatrical adventure across London Bridge…
Archives for London theatre
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…
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…
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…
A tale of a circus family caught between two worlds
An imaginative show following a family of circus artists who flee the Communist regime in Romania during the 1960s, comes to London this week…
Personal play highlights impact of mental health on families
Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem follows three family members along three separate timelines, detailing their personal struggle with mental illness…
Take a journey down shadowy streets with The Hunters Grimm
This summer, Teatro Vivo are inviting you to take an immersive journey through the streets of Stratford and Catford in London…
Play shines a light on men’s mental health
Fledgling Theatre’s latest show, Neck or Nothing, shines a light on the under-reported issue of men’s mental health…
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…