London

Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler – Upstairs at the Gatehouse

Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler is a dark comedy play by prestigious writing duo Laurence Marks and…

3 months ago

Every Brilliant Thing (with Sue Perkins) – Sohoplace

‘Every Brilliant Thing’ is a play that makes you feel alive in the deepest sense. Staged in the round at…

3 months ago

Lorna Rose Treen: 24 Hour Diner People – Soho Theatre

Fresh from a run at Edinburgh Fringe at Pleasance, Lorna Rose Treen is an agile one-woman show, consistently humorous and…

3 months ago

How To Date – Jack Studio Theatre

How to Date follows the lives of two young women – roommates Clarissa and Emily - as they navigate tumultuous…

3 months ago

The Switchboard Project – Hope Theatre

It is 1985, and above a bookshop in King’s Cross, a small team of volunteers huddle around phones, scribbling notes,…

3 months ago

Deaf Republic – Royal Court

Why do you go to the theatre? Is it to hear grand speeches? Perhaps it’s to witness spectacle. Whether your…

3 months ago

Invasive Species – King’s Head Theatre

Based on the true story of writer and star Maia Novi, Invasive Species opens with a life-altering realisation: Maia wants…

3 months ago

Home at Seven – Theatre at the Tabard

David Preston, an unassuming man, returns home after an uneventful day at the office, travelling on his normal train from…

3 months ago

Emerald Storm – Emerald Theatre

Emerald Storm is a dazzling fusion of dance, song, and cabaret that delivers an electrifying evening of entertainment. Combining the…

3 months ago

The Genesis – Peacock Theatre

Human beings are fragile creatures. The connections between us are fraught and tenuous, both physically and spiritually. Copenhagen Collective’s The…

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