Wales Millennium Centre's poignant and powerful production of Manfred Karge's Man to Man comes to Wilton’s Music Hall 13-23 September. Maggie Bain will star in this acclaimed one woman play, which tells the life story of a woman called Ella Gericke, who lived with her husband Max until one day
In this celebration of books, reading and libraries, the pioneers of the puppet musical MONSTRO Theatre and their talented band of performers use songs, puppetry and dynamic performance to tell the story of the story in the digital age. This is the tale of some books, in a library. But these are no
BAFTA Rocliffe winning writer John Hickman and Steve Robertson's new play about class, the North-South divide and the beautiful game premieres at Theatre N16 this Autumn, directed by Theatre N16 associate director Sarah Chapleo. It's the last day of the transfer window. United, the North East's biggest club, have put their star player
One couple is always naked - one couple is always watching. Window is an honest portrayal of a young married couple, a gritty show of how things can go wrong and not turn out exactly as expected. In yet another emotionally truthful piece by award-winning playwright Ron Elisha, Another Soup
Darren’s convinced he’s going to beat Usain Bolt in the Men's 100m Finals. Abigail won't stop applying varnish to her fingernails. Simon just wants to make sure his brother and sister are both eating right. Brought to you by one of 'The Independent's Playwrights to dominate 2017' Olympilads by Andrew Maddock explores a
This autumn, the team behind No Villain return to the Old Red Lion with Eric Bogosian's Pulitzer Prize-nominated Talk Radio. Thirty years after its inaugural production in New York, this play explores the not-so-hidden prejudices in ‘80s America and the power of the media to manipulate events. Barry Champlain, played by Matthew Jure,
In Sheep, It’s been twenty-one nights since Dexy last slept. It could be down to his choice of pillow. Duck Down. It could be down the heating in his flat. Non-existent. Or it could be the fact his girlfriend’s missing, the police are scouring the streets and Dexy’s past is
The World Premiere of Gin For Breakfast, Jess Moore’s debut play, will open at the Tristan Bates Theatre on Thursday 28th September for a strictly limited four-week run. The play follows childhood friends, Jen and Robbie, who are all grown-up now and galaxies away from where they imagined they would
Following two Edinburgh runs and the UK tour of JOAN, Milk Presents launch their brand new show Bullish at the Camden People’s Theatre. Co-created between Lucy J Skilbeck and an ensemble of queer, trans and drag performers, Bullish uses the myth of the Minotaur to explore contemporary identity and our
The star of West End magic marvels and big screen spectacles, Ali Cook, has announced a new UK tour for his critically acclaimed comedy magic show Principles of Deception. Treating audiences to a festival of fascination, Principles of Deception acts as the essential storytelling of magic, with Ali Cook’s own
