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Jack Goes to Therapy: A (Somewhat) Romantic Comedy


The critically acclaimed Ediburgh Fringe comedy makes its London debut! Jack is a 29-year-old Kindergarten teacher and a hopeless romantic.  When a spontaneous threesome goes awry, ...

Frenzy (WIP)
Frenzy (WIP)
1/21 - 1/23/2025


Kit Loyd brings you his hilariously frenetic debut hour. Think Mr Bean… on acid.  Directed by George Chilcott (Director of Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominated Goodbear, ...

Late Night Jazz: Alina Bzhezhinska & HipHarpCollective


Internationally-renowned  Alina Bzhezhinska , one of the leading harpists in the world today, has built a strong reputation for innovation. Having first appeared at Ronnie ...

Looking for fun?
Looking for fun?
1/22 - 1/24/2025


Kiss under the lights. Back to his. Breakfast the next morning. Kiss goodbye. Maybe this is the one? His profile disappears… Looking for fun? is ...

Tarantula
Tarantula
1/8 - 1/25/2025


“Of course – as you’ve no doubt guessed – there’s a big ‘But Then’ moment heading this way…” It’s a sunny, spring day in East ...

A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream
11/28 - 1/26/2025


Shakespeare meets Narnia in this sparkling midwinter frolic, brought to joyful life by an all-female company. Fury and discord have plunged the world into a ...

A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream
1/24 - 1/26/2025


A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare Shakespeare meets Narnia in this sparkling midwinter frolic, brought to joyful life by an all-female company. Fury and ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Amy Gillen and Frasier Hickland


Flutist  Amy Gillen  and pianist  Frasier Hickland  take to the Elgar Room stage to perform a wide-ranging repertoire, including music by Nino Rota, Herbert Hughes and Pablo de ...

Copla: A Spanish Cabaret
Copla: A Spanish Cabaret
1/14 - 1/26/2025


Copla: A Spanish Cabaret sees the first English translation of Copla music performed in the UK, as queer migrant performer Alejandro Postigo brings the wow-factor through ...

Looking For Giants
Looking For Giants
1/14 - 1/26/2025


Is obsession even about the person you're obsessed with? When  desire meets fantasy,  we transform someone into something - something that we need them to ...

Sin The Musical: In Concert


The year is 1920. When Jack Thompson runs into an unexpected inheritance, he attempts to set up a speakeasy with his friends. Though just petty ...

Late Night Jazz: Ego Ella May


Fresh off being nominated in the Best Jazz Category at the 2025 MOBO Awards and releasing her latest critically-acclaimed project  FIELDNOTES: COMPLETE , South London ...

Mirror Up Presents: Reflections


Mirror Up Productions host their latest scratch event for new writing with a dynamic collection of work-in-progress pieces. ...

Cerys Hafana


Composer and multi-instrumentalist  Cerys Hafana  showcases her folk-inspired innovations in the Elgar Room as part of  Independent Venue Week , with support from  Owen Spafford ...

Mars in the Painted Hall
Mars in the Painted Hall
11/23 - 1/28/2025


Luke Jerram’s astonishing installation Mars is coming to the Painted Hall this winter. Following the sell-out success of Gaia and Museum of the Moon, Mars ...

Just A Few Words and Piano Smashers


A double bill of two award-winning/nominated solo fringe shows. JUST A FEW WORDS Just a few words to say how you feel. Shouldn’t take long. ...

Late Night Jazz: Intervention


Sounds Queer  presents a night of queer musical excellence as part of the Royal Albert Hall’s  Late Night Jazz  series. Intervention  is a conversation between ...

MDST Live


MDST Records present the first of a series of concerts showcasing the best of London’s alternative music scene on Friday January 31st at The Courtyard ...

Poor Shirley Must Make Her Escape


Two strangers board the same train carriage traveling from Ljubljana to Budapest. Kieran is a food writer, disenfranchised from several failed attempts at a career, ...

Cosmic Healing
Cosmic Healing
1/15 - 2/1/2025


Join 3 intrepid actors in this fast paced and furiously funny retelling of the greatest revenge tale ever told

Exit Who?
Exit Who?
1/31 - 2/1/2025


Mystery writer Crane and her secretary Kate become entangled in a new mystery while renting a country holiday home. It is revealed the house is ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Hope Cramsie


Guitarist  Hope Cramsie  plays repertoire spanning Renaissance-era composers like John Dowland and Alonso Mudarra to twentieth century pieces by Francis Poulenc and Federico Mompou. A hot drink ...

Posh Girls
Posh Girls
1/28 - 2/2/2025


Two ex- best friends meet unexpectedly in the waiting room for therapy 12 years after their savage breakup. It's awkward, it's uncomfortable and there's nothing ...

The Black Square
The Black Square
1/21 - 2/2/2025


Get ready for the timely and highly relevant new multimedia work by actor/musician Richard Strange and artist/musician Antonio Olaio, which will be presented at The ...

The Elements of Tom Lehrer


The songs of one of the greatest American songwriters, performed by Stefan Bednarczyk Whether you’re poisoning pigeons in the park, doing the Vatican rag, or ...


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