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The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

who the f--k is shakespeare?
who the f--k is shakespeare?
10/3 - 10/4/2024


Following a sell-out run, four of Shakespeare’s (in)famous characters are back for a national tour, ready to tell their side of the story.  Join them ...

Immigrant Island Dubplates 002: Hak Baker


Singer/songwriter sensation  Hak Baker  is the special guest interviewee on  Immigrant Island Dubplates  - a live podcast experience that reimagines a certain legendary BBC radio ...

Play On!
Play On!
9/23 - 10/5/2024


Meet Vy, a talented songwriter aiming to make it big in the 1940's Harlem scene. They all say that women will never be taken seriously ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: String Quintet 256


String Quintet 256  is comprised of  June   Lee  (violin),  Julia Bachuta  (violin),  Sofia Gomez Alberto  (viola),  Clare Juan  (cello) and  Eddie Mead  (cello). With a ...

Song Foundation


Four break-out acts come together for a vintage night of exhilarating music at The Cockpit. They know each other, they share a love of great ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

who the f--k is shakespeare?


Following a sell-out run, four of Shakespeare’s (in)famous characters are back for a national tour, ready to tell their side of the story.  Join them ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

The History Boys
The History Boys
10/8 - 10/12/2024


“History? It’s just one f***ing thing after another.” The 20th anniversary production of Alan Bennett’s brilliant modern classic, winner of 30 major awards, and voted The Nation’s ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

Triple Threat
Triple Threat
10/1 - 10/12/2024


By Andrew Cartmel Thursday Theatre presents three short plays about where we are, where we’ve been and where we’re going.  Triple Threat  combines comedy and ...

Classic Album Sundays: Dog Man Star with Suede


Classic Album Sundays  founder  Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy  will be joined by  Brett Anderson  and  Mat Osman  from  Suede  to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band's ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Matty Oxtoby


Pianist  Matty Oxtoby  plays beloved repertoire by Debussy, Rachmaninov, Kabalevsky and Chopin, as well as an original, self-composed piece of music. A hot drink and ...

Facing The Music: The story of Marcus Decker


This one-night-only event tells the story of Marcus Decker. The brave climate defender who climbed the QE2 Bridge to demand our government halt new oil ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

26 Connections
26 Connections
10/18 - 10/15/2024


An exhibition interpreting new poetry, created by collaborations between writers' group 26 and Barbican Young Poets, on the theme of human.kind. Creative visual work by ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

The Lion and the Unicorn


Fascinating new drama The Lion and the Unicorn is set on an evening in 1939, just six weeks after war has been declared, at a ...

Arabs Are Not Funny!


You might have thought that Arabs couldn’t get any funnier. Think again. The funniest Arabs in London are back on stage, in the flesh, funnier ...

ART
ART
10/15 - 10/18/2024


The multi award-winning, smash hit comedy returns. ‘You’ll roar with laughter’  New York Post Named best comedy at the Olivier Awards, Tony Awards and Moliere ...

Forgotten In The Land Of Egypt
Forgotten In The Land Of Egypt
10/8 - 10/18/2024


Bathsheba is a vicar in a dying Fenland parish. Clare is haunted by prophetic dreams. And The Waterman might be following them.


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Review: FAMEHUNGRY, The Place


by Josh Maughan - October 04, 2024

In 70 minutes, Louise Orwin's performance piece aims to successfully interrogate the fastest growing and one of the most popular social media platforms in the world; Tik Tok. Is it perfect? No. But her form is smart, her commentary is sharp, and she’s a joyous performer....

Review: LEAR, Barbican


by Alexander Cohen - October 04, 2024

A must for Shakespeare completionists...

Review: BERYL COOK: A PRIVATE VIEW, Finborough Theatre


by Gary Naylor - October 04, 2024

Part-nostalgia, part-reclaiming under-represented lives, this one-woman show, transferring from Edinburgh, is a delight...

Review: THE RIVER, Greenwich Theatre


by Matthew Paluch - October 04, 2024

I think Jez Butterworth must love fishing, as his 2012 play The River spends quite a lot of the time talking about the intricacies of the pastime. If one doesn't partake it can make the text a little monotonous at times…but of course there's more to take from the overall experience. ...

Review: ONE OF THE BOYS, The Playground Theatre


by Cindy Marcolina - October 04, 2024

Tim Edge’s sophomore project is described as a nail-biting show that uncovers the dark truths of vicious competition and ferocious career moves. The production over-promises and under-delivers. It’s not only plagued by a debilitating case of women-written-by-a-man, it’s also predictable and formulai...

Review: WHITE RABBIT RED RABBIT, @sohoplace


by Mica Blackwell - October 03, 2024

Beyond its simple gimmick, White Rabbit Red Rabbit remains a refreshingly authentic piece of theatre in a time when even the most improvised works have an element of rehearsal....

Review: BIRDSONG, Richmond Theatre


by Gary Naylor - October 03, 2024

Touring production will pull in fans of the book, but needs to find something more to say if it is to convert those new to the story...

Review: INCARNATION - MARIA CARUSO, Theatre Royal Drury Lane


by Matthew Paluch - October 03, 2024

One person shows aren't easy things to do, and the Theatre Royal Drury Lane is a big space to fill, so Maria Caruso has all the cards stacked against her for her new solo performance Incarnation....

Review: PORT CITY SIGNATURE, The Hope Theatre


by Christiana Rose - October 03, 2024

**** PORT CITY SIGNATURE at The Hope Theatre is a timeless, tense and tenacious tale of seaside noir with a strong cast and playful thrills @TheHopeTheatre @BlackBatUK #londontheatre ...

Review: ONE SMALL STEP, Charing Cross Theatre


by Gary Naylor - October 02, 2024

Bold Anglo-Japanese production fizzles out when it needs to take off like a rocket...



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