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It's The Economy, Stupid!
27/2 - 28/2/2025
Based on a true story of a family caught up in the 90s recession, It’s the Economy, Stupid! reveals the humanity behind economics. Armed with ...
MDST Records present the 2nd monthly showcase of the best emerging alternative artists in London, featuring Tia Tonna, Cafe House, The Trades, False Futures, and ...
...Earnest?
27/2 - 1/3/2025
Comedy...
Acid's Reign
5/2 - 1/3/2025
Starring Ru Paul’s Drag Race star Scarlett Harlett, Acid’s Reign (Pleasance Theatre, 5 Feb–1 March) interrogates the climate crisis through a queer lens in a ...
As Long As We Are Breathing
29/1 - 1/3/2025
AS LONG AS WE ARE BREATHING is a multi-sensory, mixed media and timely evocation of the true-life story of Miriam Freedman. Directed by Ben Caplan, ...
Britain’s Got Talent 2023 semi-finalists, Johns’ Boys Welsh Male Voice Choir will take their unique showstopping performances across the UK in 2025. Renowned for their ...
A double bill of two shows in one night, from cult multi-award winning musical-comedians Jonny & The Baptists. First, an hour of songs and stories ...
Oh My Pain, My Beautiful Pain!
6/2 - 1/3/2025
When does making this work start to help? When does the healing bit start? Natalia makes the type of work people describe as ‘RAW’, ‘BRAVE’, ...
Pride & Prejudice
13/2 - 1/3/2025
We don't usually bring a show straight back but following its run in London this summer and the number of people who missed out in February, ...
The Gift
22/1 - 1/3/2025
When Colin receives an anonymous package, he is bemused and appalled by what he finds inside. He should just ignore it… But who would send ...
The Value of Names
11/2 - 1/3/2025
Starring Jeremy Kareken, Katherine Lyle & Tim Hardy. Hollywood, 1983. Up and coming actress Norma is staying with her father, Benny, as she begins rehearsing ...
Britain’s Got Talent 2023 semi-finalists, Johns’ Boys Welsh Male Voice Choir will take their unique showstopping performances across the UK in 2025. Renowned for their ...
A double bill of two shows in one night, from cult multi-award winning musical-comedians Jonny & The Baptists. First, an hour of songs and stories ...
A rejuvenated, revitalised and re-branded Havocks take to the stage with support from Dog Saints , Newbuild and Freddy Keach & The Mop...
Lay Down Your Burdens
7/3 - 8/3/2025
Radical, proudly socially conscious dance/theatre from Rhiannon Faith Company. Featuring live music and set in a friendly and welcoming working-class pub
Pinocchio & His Wooden Whopper
23/1 - 8/3/2025
Join us for a dose pure entertainment in the fantastic atmosphere of Brick Lane Music Hall, accompanied by a delicious 3 course lunch, dinner or afternoon ...
Shield Maiden
8/3
"Shield Maiden" brings historic Viking warrior wisdom to artsdepot for its 20th anniversary this International Women's Day As women's rights roll back across the globe, a ...
The Intrusion
1/3 - 8/3/2025
In a new and dynamic collaboration, Bric à Brac Theatre and Told by an Idiot explore the end of human civilisation and the community who ...
Ordinary Madness
8/2 - 9/3/2025
Ordinary Madness is about the beauty in the dirt, the extraordinary in the mundane, the hard shell with the soft centre, about that bluebird in ...
The Detective Dog
8/3 - 9/3/2025
Tiny and Tall Productions will be bringing their UK tour of their stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Sara Ogilvie’s best-selling children’s book The Detective ...
Moments and BIRTH
11/3
After the success of its critically acclaimed international hit The Nature of Forgetting, Theatre Re returns to The Lighthouse with a double bill of two ...
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Review: PRIDE & PREJUDICE (*SORT OF), Richmond Theatre
by Aliya Al-Hassan - February 25, 2025
How many ways can you re-tell Jane Austen? Isobel McArthur continues to prove it is more than possible to stage a show bursting with silliness, satire and the sharpest wit without losing the essence of Austen's beloved work....
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by Cindy Marcolina - February 23, 2025
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