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Summoning Sondheim
Summoning Sondheim
10/29 - 11/2/2024


This Halloween summon Stephen Sondheim to save musical theatre and therefore the world.

Down to Chance


Alaska, 1964. The biggest earthquake in US history. As the world crumbles, comms are down, and only one voice appears on the radio. This is ...

Haddock by Max Raeburn (Radio Play)


(As part of Bloomsbury Festival) This radio play chronicles the lives of people living within an Irish Harbour Town in the 1950s. It is a ...

Late Night Jazz: David Kofi


London-based piano player  David Kofi  and his band perform live in the  Elgar Room . Seamlessly blending his gospel roots with contemporary jazz mastery, his ...

The Patient Soldier


One person play, THE PATIENT SOLDIER, is a love letter to the NHS and a true story of one man’s hallucinatory battle with death. The ...

I’ve been looking for things that last


Home Live Art presents  ‘I’ve been looking for things that last’ by SERAFINE1369 Friday 25 October / 7pm / Shoreditch Town Hall, London Tickets: £16/12/8  ...

Phoenix
Phoenix
10/25


Phoenix is a riot of spoken word poetry, movement and music which takes audiences on a joyous and at times unrelenting journey to explore transformation ...

Unsewn
Unsewn
10/25


A theatre performance using magical-realism to explore the oppressions faced by women in different parts of the world. They find solidarity through the powers of ...

Attempts on a Birch Tree
Attempts on a Birch Tree
10/25 - 10/26/2024


We have fifty minutes to fall in love with a tree. This tree. This is a theatrical experiment. This is not a cry for help.” ...

Ghost The Musical
Ghost The Musical
10/22 - 10/26/2024


OH MY LOVE, MY DARLING… I’VE HUNGERED FOR YOUR TOUCH. Walking back to their apartment late one night, a tragic encounter sees Sam murdered and ...

Kim’s Convenience
Kim’s Convenience
9/5 - 10/26/2024


Following a sold-out hit run at Park Theatre earlier this year, Kim’s Convenience is transferring to Riverside Studios.  Adam Blanshay Productions, in association with Park ...

Kim’s Convenience
Kim’s Convenience
9/5 - 10/26/2024


Following a sold-out hit run at Park Theatre earlier this year, Kim’s Convenience is transferring to Riverside Studios.  Adam Blanshay Productions, in association with Park ...

Knife On The Table
Knife On The Table
10/5 - 10/26/2024


A new Bruntwood-longlisted play about gangs, love and family, and communities battling ambition, poverty and identity.   Flint is an excluded teen, a "soldier", dealing ...

Knife on The Table
Knife on The Table
10/5 - 10/26/2024


A new Bruntwood-longlisted play about gangs, love and family, and communities battling ambition, poverty and identity.   Flint is an excluded teen, a "soldier", dealing ...

Lady Macbeth Uncut
Lady Macbeth Uncut
10/15 - 10/26/2024


Lady Macbeth has had a bad rap down through the years- known as the 'fiend-like queen' and a byword for evil manipulation. Inspired by the ...

Queen Bette
Queen Bette
11/5 - 10/26/2024


"The Queen has no hour for love. Time presses, and events crowd upon her. And for a shell, an empty, glistening husk, she must give ...

SOGYA
SOGYA
10/25 - 10/26/2024


The Avieli Arthouse are proud to present our inaugural production; we invite you to venture into the past, ‘re-become’ history, and reclaim lost legacies that ...

The Chemistry Test
The Chemistry Test
10/22 - 10/26/2024


In this ever increasing digital age, two Artificial Intelligences, Steve and Evie, have been tasked with showing humankind that it’s more important than ever to ...

the Daisy chain
the Daisy chain
10/25 - 10/26/2024


Ted-talk-gig-theatre styled performance looking into the realities of the Foster care system. Engaging audiences with participation, music and playful commentary, Asharn Prior leads you through ...

Ulyssa
Ulyssa
10/26


How did three extraordinary women unlock British Museum treasures in new ways to new audiences? A dance-theatre outdoor event dramatises the journeys of an archaeologist, ...

I.D.S.T.
I.D.S.T.
10/27


I.D.S.T. is a two-hander physical theatre performance of new writing and originally devised work, questioning and pushing its performers for the truth to discover the ...

Kraken Time
Kraken Time
10/27


A woman. A life never lived. A dead body. No one is coming to save you. You are invited to Mrs Kraken’s dinner party! You ...

Tethered: Part 1 m(other)


Tethered is a heartfelt one-act play that explores the changing dynamic between two people, bound by an unspeakable grief. m(other) fuses therapy, stand up and ...

The Jellyfish Enigma


Five strangers trapped in a room. No memory of who they are or why they’re there. What happens when the mind fails, but the body ...

Walk Right Back


After phenomenal sell out tours, Walk Right Back is... BACK! From the Producers of That'll Be The Day, the show tells the story of the ...

Adam Kay: Undoctored


Bestselling show of Edinburgh Fringe 2023. The nation’s twelfth-favourite doctor brings his brand new show to Coventry, fresh from a record-breaking run at the Edinburgh ...


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Review: THE KEY OF DREAMS, Treowen


by Franco Milazzo - October 20, 2024

With tickets costing £400 each and a storyline stretching over 24 hours, is Lemon Difficult’s The Key Of Dreams the ultimate in immersive theatre? ...

Review: AUTUMN, Park Theatre


by Katie Kirkpatrick - October 19, 2024

Based on Ali Smith’s novel, Autumn is a curious blur of images and ideas, which weave in and out of each other with varying success. At the centre of it all, however, is an unlikely friendship, originally formed between an eight-year-old girl and the elderly man next door....

Review: IMMERSIVE 1984, Hackney Town Hall


by Franco Milazzo - October 18, 2024

Watching this reboot of Immersive 1984, a thought comes to mind: if, as we’re constantly being informed, we’re all living in the post-privacy, post-truth and post-politics world foretold in 1984, aren’t we already inside an immersive version of George Orwell’s seminal book? ...

Review: TATTOOER, Charing Cross Theatre


by Gary Naylor - October 18, 2024

Incomprehensible drama fails to breach the cultural gap between Japan and England...

Review: COME ALIVE! THE GREATEST SHOWMAN CIRCUS SPECTACULAR, Empress Museum


by Franco Milazzo - October 17, 2024

Based on the 2017 hit film about PT Barnum, Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular is an immersive mishmash of circus, story and song that somehow manages to do a disservice to all three. ...

Review: THE DUCHESS (OF MALFI), Trafalgar Theatre


by Alexander Cohen - October 17, 2024

Zinnie Harris’s 2019 incarnation of The Duchess of Malfi, matter-of-factly titled The Duchess (of Malfi), desperately yearns to conjure the sexy metatheatrical cunning of Van Hove, Mitchell, Ostermeier. It stumbles toe-curlingly at every hurdle. ...

Review: BECOMING NANCY, Birmingham Rep


by Laura Lott - October 16, 2024

Cheese and pineapple on a stick, anyone? The latest musical from Birmingham Rep takes us back to 1970s Britain, where trousers were flared, birthday parties required Iced Gems, and boys definitely didn't play girls in school musicals without everyone having something to say about it. BWW's critic we...

Review Roundup: Did Mark Strong and Lesley Manville Dazzle in OEDIPUS?


by Aliya Al-Hassan - October 16, 2024

Starring the internationally renowned, multi award-winning Mark Strong and Lesley Manville, Sophocles’ epic tragedy is transformed into an essential, explosive human thriller....

Review: LAND OF THE FREE, Southwark Playhouse


by Josh Maughan - October 16, 2024

Land of the Free might be considered a success. Yes, its structure stumbles and feels a bit misguided at times, but it got a room full of people discussing some truly important issues. In a world facing such uncertainty, that’s exactly the kind of conversation theatre should be encouraging! ...

Review: FOUR - YOUNG ASSOCIATES, Sadler's Wells


by Matthew Paluch - October 16, 2024

It can be a mistake to get overexcited. If then disappointed, the reality is tough to take. Case in point: Four by the Young Associates at Sadler’s Wells. Read our review... ...



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