STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey fulfils and surpasses every inch of its title. It’s the odyssey of one woman’s life…
This production has Sass, Pizzazz, and whole lot of Jazz. Chicago originated from America and has become one of the…
Written and directed by Michinari Ozawa and translated by Susan Momoko Hingley, the critically acclaimed Our Cosmic Dust tells the…
Miss Myrtle’s Garden is a powerful and moving production that delicately explores the emotional terrain of memory, love, and loss.…
If A Midsummer Night’s Dream should leave you feeling as though you’ve wandered through a strange, enchanted world, unsure what was real…
So What’s the Plan is a three-hander performed mostly through song, following three friends in their twenties, trying to build…
STREET, brought to the Barons Court Theatre by ‘Mos Sans Productions’, follows Miriam and Foster. Both are homeless, neglected and…
Louisa May Alcott’s beloved ‘Little Women’ is back, telling the celebrated and heartwarming story of four sisters, their mother and…
There’s something truly magnetic about a play that holds you at the edge of your seat, slowly pulling you deeper…
Permission is protest theatre with teeth. It’s urgent, intimate, and unexpectedly funny. Set between a Heathrow immigration line and a rooftop…