RE VERSE OPEN MICIs a night of poetry, music and spoken word focusing on returning to core.
Stephen Jones, the cheeky (self-proclaimed) rugby prodigy of the small Welsh village Aberfan, has just made the kick of his life.
Clipperton is a one-man show that follows the journey of a Pilgrim in the 1800s who leaves his home in search of fortune, only to be stranded on an island where his desire for powe…
Any prudishness will need to be left at the door as Sleeping with Beauty certainly delivers on its promise of a vulgarity-filled night that delivers every pantomime trope, starting…
An outré Classic of 21st century British musical theatre.
Stephen Jones, the self-proclaimed rugby prodigy of the small Welsh village Aberfan, has just made the kick of his life.
Wet Feet is a new comedy drama that follows the unlikely events that unfold when two strangers meet at the local gay sauna.
A group of friends meet in a forest for a hunt. What they find excites and terrified them. Secrets are learnt, the value of life is questioned, and the hunt turns on its head.
A group of friends meet in a forest for a hunt. What they find excites and terrified them. Secrets are learnt, the value of life is questioned, and the hunt turns on its head.
The award winning musical returns in a dazzling new production.
This show deserves as many points as its title says.
Directed by Leo Burke Written and performed by Keir Buist From the team behind Corner Shop Sweets and Wee Rosie, Three Dot Theatre are delighted to present another original pla…
Have you ever had your heart broken? Have you ever regretted last night? Have you ever passed your lover’s husband in the street? Well, grab a glass (or a bottle) as Arran Bell t…
AIM Theatre is really going to be producing the fantastic new play Roast Me by Tom Holt.
This immersive dark comedy tells the story of Hibernian FC’s heroic victory in the Scottish Cup Final after a 114-year wait.
Glenn Richards was lucky, he lived his boyhood dream, the chance to pull on the shirt of his beloved Rovers - but at what cost? Paul Bridger’s new play, Idolatry, reveals the sch…
A unique chance to see an authentic Chekhovproduction – in English.
Two people on the stage.
After sitting through two acts of around fifty-five minutes each at the Union Theatre, quite why David Lindsey-Abaire’s Rabbit Hole received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, five To…
Two stunningly energetic performances keep Owen McCafferty’s Mojo Mickyboy, courtesy of Bruiser Theatre Company, rolling along at a cracking pace that provides an hour of action-…
A rollicking romp around the stalls of Romford fills the Union Theatre, Southwark, in a joyous revival of David Eldridge’s Market Boy.
The need for ‘a willing suspension of disbelief’ traditionally associated with an appreciation of Shakespeare’s Othello reaches a new level necessity in director Phil Willmot…
‘Enemies of the People’ is a welcome and observant theme for a theatre programme as we enter another year of post-truth politics, domestic division, and the third year in the r…
Brass, Benjamin Till’s winner of the ‘Best Musical’ in the 2014 UK Theatre Awards, fills the stage at the Union Theatre, Southwark, in its professional London première.