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Biography of a Constellation
3/9 - 7/9/2024
“There are so many things I’m on the brink of understanding.” A heartfelt, uplifting play about three women whose lives intertwine across space and time ...
The Merry Wives of Windsor
5/6 - 7/9/2024
Lost Memories
3/9 - 8/9/2024
Lost Memories is a multi-screen video installation that draws on screenwriter Gary Thomas’ experience of being a carer to his mother, who had Alzheimer’s Disease. ...
My Life as a Cowboy
27/8 - 8/9/2024
Country is cool now… isn’t it? Conor is 17. He lives with his mum in Croydon. He works at a leisure centre. He’s gay. Life ...
The Highwayman
3/9 - 8/9/2024
The season finale will be the thrilling new British musical The Highwayman, inspired by Alfred Noyes’ classic poem. This funny yet deeply moving tale features ...
pecq
11/9
pecq performing at the courtyard theatre on september 11th...
English Ako
10/9 - 14/9/2024
“Why can’t I be both? Both British and Asian? Both are important, both are beautiful, both are a part of who I am”. A migrant ...
The Comedy of Errors & The Secret Diary of Henry VIII
13/9 - 14/9/2024
The Three Inch Fools, known for their contemporary spin on the traditional touring troupe, are preparing for a summer that will go down in (Early ...
The Dreams of Being a Madame
12/9 - 14/9/2024
Haunted by her past and struggling with the financial constraints of her family, May’s dream-chasing journey in London is marred by endless part-time jobs and ...
Coming to England
14/9 - 15/9/2024
Nicoll Entertainment and MAST Mayflower Studios announce the UK tour of Coming to England, a brand new stage adaptation based on Floella Benjamin’s award-winning book. ...
The Rise of Hermit
13/9 - 15/9/2024
Third-year law student and avid gamer, Hermit is living a double life. As his real-life becomes pale in comparison to his adventurous online life, he ...
Ben Goldsmith
17/9
Metropolis Music Presents Ben Goldsmith Plus Special Guests...
The Blackheart Orchestra bring 'The Bloodlines Tour' at The Courtyard Theatre on Friday, Sept 20th, 2024 with DIKAJEE as a special guest. The Blackheart Orchestra ...
West End Magic
20/9
Hosted by multi-award-winning member of the Magic Circle Oliver Tabor , West End Magic presents a mystical line-up of phenomenal acts selected from the ...
Bedroom Farce
28/8 - 21/9/2024
You mean to tell me while I’m – giving you my all – you’re lying there thinking about floorboards? Set over the course of one ...
Coming to England
18/9 - 21/9/2024
Nicoll Entertainment and MAST Mayflower Studios announce the UK tour of Coming to England, a brand new stage adaptation based on Floella Benjamin’s award-winning book. ...
Fana Hues
21/9
AEG Presents Fana Hues...
Gwyneth Goes Skiing
9/9 - 21/9/2024
Awkward Productions are taking their viral sensation Gwyneth Goes Skiing on a UK & Ireland tour this autumn. Gwyneth Goes Skiing will return to the ...
Lost Memories
17/9 - 21/9/2024
Lost Memories is a multi-screen video installation that draws on screenwriter Gary Thomas’ experience of being a carer to his mother, who had Alzheimer’s Disease. ...
Storyteller
19/9 - 21/9/2024
When Meggie Rose moves to Nashville to chase her dream of becoming a songwriter, she is not prepared for the magnitude of events that unravel ...
Storyteller
19/9 - 21/9/2024
When Meggie Rose moves to Nashville to chase her dream of becoming a songwriter, she is not prepared for the magnitude of events that unravel ...
Storyteller
19/9 - 21/9/2024
When Meggie Rose moves to Nashville to chase her dream of becoming a songwriter, she is not prepared for the magnitude of events that unravel ...
The Comedy of Errors
21/9
The Three Inch Fools, known for their contemporary spin on the traditional touring troupe, are preparing for a summer that will go down in (Early ...
The Lonesome Death of Eng Bunker
17/9 - 21/9/2024
On January 17th 1874, Eng Bunker woke to discover his brother Chang was dead. The twin brothers, Siamese immigrants and entertainers who had carved out ...
The Lonesome Death of Eng Bunker
17/9 - 21/9/2024
On January 17th 1874, Eng Bunker woke to discover his brother Chang was dead. The twin brothers, Siamese immigrants and entertainers who had carved out ...
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