Hampstead Theatre
Octopolis – Hampstead Theatre
An intellectual combat merges into a confused love affair. What sounds like a common trope, lays the ground for an…
Stumped – Hampstead Theatre
How would a game of cricket with two Nobel prizes of literature playing in one of the teams unravel? In…
<strong>Sons of the Prophet – Hampstead Theatre</strong>
I begin watching any show by giving it my full attention, like any respectful audience member. But how long can…
The Snail House – Hampstead Theatre
A new play written and directed by Richard Eyre is something to look forward to. Neil Marriot an eminent paediatrician…
The Fever Syndrome – Hampstead Theatre
Alexis Zegerman’s new play takes the form of a sitcom with heightened drama, raising thought-provoking questions about science, morality and…
The Forest – Hampstead Theatre
French playwright Florian Zeller describes his plays as ‘little labyrinths in which we can get lost, and sometimes, find ourselves’. …
Night, Mother – Hampstead Theatre
Marsha Normon’s 1983 Pulitzer-winning drama “‘night, Mother” returns to the Hampstead Theatre after its European premiere at the same venue…
The Memory of Water – Hampstead Theatre
English playwright Shelagh Stephenson’s comedy returns to the Hampstead Theatre, where it was first staged in 1996, in a new…
The Two Character Play – Hampstead Theatre
After its world premiere in 1967 at the very same theatre, Tennessee William’s The Two Character Play returns to Hampstead…
The Death of A Black Man – Hampstead Theatre
In 1975, The Death of a Black Man by Aflred Fogan made its premiere at the Hampstead Theatre. 46 years…