Off West End THEATER SHOWS - PLAYS

After university, Emma moves back with her parents in Hertfordshire and gets a job at her old school, assisting in the Drama department. Before long, she’s ...

“I say, you haven’t taken the pith, have you old boy?” CANONBIE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: The new HARDCASTLE & BLOOM Mystery... DON’T TAKE THE PITH Written ...

Marking the 35th anniversary of the pro-democracy protest and massacre at Tiananmen Square in Beijing on June 4th 1989, the award-winning production by Hongkonger Candace ...

Metamorphoses is a radical reimagining of Ovid’s classic poem from the 1st century. A voyeurist is ripped apart by their own hounds. A woman looks ...

Dan works at the south-coasts most successful and infamous gay sauna. A place where men from all walks of life come to relax, socialise and ...

Spot is having a very special birthday party and you’re invited! With party hats, songs, dancing and lots of interactive party games, this is going ...

The show is an autobiographical adventure of anecdotes and rap music that explores grief, identity and vulnerability through Jacob’s adolescence. As much as this performance ...

A love letter to growing up in a particular place, at a particular time with a particular bond between a father and his son. David ...

Swim, Aunty, Swim! is a profound, poetic story of friendship, loss, sisterhood, motherhood, ageing, starting again, and the sublime power of water. DAT REN WE ...

Three new one-act political plays, written by  Robert Frew,  directed by  Anna Clart.   THE PALACE GARDEN A palace gardener is cornered by his employer, ...

Jill and Ollie are expecting their first baby and are desperate to find a home of their own. In this diabolically vicious dark comedy, the ...

Sid has experienced loneliness, grief, trauma, and homelessness since their mother went into a coma and, more recently, the death of their father. After finally ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright  Suzan-Lori Parks ’ visceral family portrait reveals a divided nation.  “Sometimes the alien is right in your own home. Sometimes right in ...

“I come from a farm, from the forests and fields of green Ukraine. From the resettlement camps of Germany. From the beaches of the Adriatic. ...

Welcome to the Monstrous Cabaret Club, a place to drown more than your sorrows, where the acts are unreal and the voices to die for! ...

Grace lives with her husband Vet, a patrol officer on the Texas-Mexico border. When Vet is awarded a medal for his service, Grace invites his ...

Rome 44BC.  Egotistical Emperor Julius Caesar is sweating (and it’s not just the heatwave).  His liberal Senators are a stabbing pain in the backside. They’ve ...

by Justin Hopper Sally’s struggling with insomnia. Her boyfriend Ben wants to help but doesn’t really know how. But when Sally meets Wise Man, an ...

The Last Time I Saw Caileigh  is a dark, funny and heartfelt one-act play that explores queer erasure through the lens of an unsolved mystery. ...

A Terrible Show for Terrible People is a silent, physical clown show with 1 performer and only 2 spoken words. It is suitable for perverts, feminists and your mom (not ...

Join KDC Theatre in our 8th annual new writing anthology, and experience a collection of stories that all start with the same opening line, "It's ...

“If I wasn’t dead, I’d kill myself.” “Don’t say that.” “I mean it – ghosts have the most appalling quality of life.” Luke and Jess ...

Cock  is an enthralling play about love and longing, in which multi-award winning author Mike Bartlett presents questions on personal identity and intimate relationships. The ...

A collection of performances hosted by Mirror Up Productions, showcasing a variety of new writing....