The Night Before Christmas at Southwark Playhouse promises to be the darkest Christmas comedy in London this festive season…
Archives for London theatre
Snow White told with puppets and music
This month, The Wrong Crowd present a unique version of Snow White at London’s Ovalhouse theatre, from Wednesday 12th to Sunday 30th December…
A new take on an old tale at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
This Christmas, head to the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre in London for an imaginative and original retelling of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale…
A Winter Yarn where you can help the hero
Take a sideways look at what really makes Christmas special in SharkLegs’ latest adventure for children, taking place at the Greenwich Theatre this December…
A retelling of Pinocchio with puppetry and circus
This December, watch a new adaptation of Pinocchio at The Albany Theatre in London, with circus skills, music, storytelling and puppetry…
Brothers torn apart by a prophecy in The Fishermen
New Perspectives adaptation of the Booker Prize-nominated novel The Fishermen, by Chigozie Obioma, will return to the Arcola in London for a two-week run…
The topical subject of housing and homelessness in Radiant Vermin
First Knight Theatre presents Radiant Vermin, a vicious dark comedy about the topical issue of housing shortages and homelessness…
Mythology and pop culture collide in a multi-art form mash up
Follow Al’s journey in SUPERBLACKMAN, as mythology and pop culture collide in a multi-art form mash up that explores power, mental health and representation…
An exploration of gender identity at the Soho Theatre
Cuckoo, an exploration of gender identity and what it means to be young in Ireland today, is on at the Soho Theatre in London from Tuesday 13th November…
An alternative horror story at the Bunker Theatre
Flux Theatre present CHUTNEY, a dark comedy about a young couple brought together by a murderous instinct for all things small and fluffy…
A new play exploring the life of a holocaust survivor
Drowned or Saved? by Geoffrey Williams is a new play exploring the life of holocaust survivor and revolutionary thinker Primo Levi…
A fragmented version of Chekhov’s earliest work
Dublin’s award-winning Dead Centre fragment and rebuild Chekhov’s earliest work this autumn at the Battersea Arts Centre in London…
Exploring what it means to be lost with Mirabel
Chris Goode will be returning to the Ovalhouse in London for a three-week run with his latest solo performance, exploring what it means to be lost…
Thought provoking play featuring stories from Palestinians and Israelis
Featuring recently gathered testimonies from Palestinians and Israelis, Semites explores the challenges of living an ordinary life under extraordinary circumstances…
No Direction Home, a festival exploring displacement, migration and refuge
Taking place until Sunday 11th November, Camden People’s Theatre’s new festival, No Direction Home, will explore displacement, migration and refuge…