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…
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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…
Little Miss Burden, a moving teenage tale
Little Miss Burden is a moving coming-of-age tale about growing up in a wheelchair in the ‘90s, taking place at The Bunker in London…
An alternative Christmas Carol in East London’s hidden gem
For an alternative version of A Christmas Carol, head to one of East London’s hidden gems this festive season…
The true story of a revolutionary leader
Fringe First winners, Bear Trap Theatre, will bring the gripping true story of a revolutionary leader to the stage this autumn…
Camp adventures in Escape from Planet Trash
Drag queens are going to space in a camp sci-fi b-movie adventure at the Pleasance in London…
Dance theatre performance inspired by social media message
Exploring the impact of global crises and personal heart breaks, Kissing Rebellion is a new dance theatre performance inspired by a social media message…
A riotous version of Much Ado About Nothing in London
This month, watch a new adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at one of London’s hidden gems…
There’s a Gaping Hole at Ovalhouse
As part of the Demolition Party Season at Ovalhouse, Rachel Mars and Greg Wohead will poke at plot holes and political lies in Gaping Hole: Story #3…
Can you handle a country in Crisis?
Taking audiences back to 1979, Parabolic Theatre’s live-action board game Crisis? What Crisis? heads to The Colab Factory this autumn…