National Theatre Wales (NTW) presents Jon Tregenna’s brand new musical Hail Cremation! a psychedelic fusion of live music, dance and video celebrating the extraordinary life of Dr William Price
What does the practice of choreography consist of? In Rewriting, Jonathan Burrows attempts to map out the expanded territory called choreography, in a performance both hesitant and exuberant
Peter Bull for LAMBCO Productions in association with The King’s Head Theatre presents Bathhouse the Musical, the rib tickling, toe tapping, towel flicking musical by Tim Evanicki and Esther Daack
Preview: Epic Love and Pop Songs at the New Wimbledon Studio is a unique and unusual story about friendship, love, loss and lies, set to the sounds of live epic pop songs.
Preview: She’s a workaholic executive with an aggressive streak. He’s an inflatable doll. The course of true love never did run smooth. Me and My Doll is a romantic comedy with a twist.
Preview: Following her success as part of Plymouth Fringe Festival, Croydonites and Talawa Firsts, Vanessa Macaulay returns with her autobiographical performance Made not Born.
Preview: Proforca Theatre Company presents Lately by James Lewis, directed by David Brady, which makes its debut at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre in Spring 2020
Preview: Lionman combines live performance with pre-recorded film, voiceover and puppetry. On their debut tour Dapertutto present this beautiful narrative exploring loneliness, masculinity and anxiety
Preview: The world premiere of the anarchic comedy Another Mother, created by Selina Cadell and written by Justine Mitchell, will open at Park Theatre for a strictly limited season from 10 June
Preview: Earth at The Vaults, a children’s story for adults. Drop, a little boy, dreams of becoming an astronaut. Every night he looks at the sky and wonders about the existence of stars and planets
Preview: Blue Touch Paper Productions in association with Park Theatre present the UK Premiere of Never Not Once by Carey Crim and directed by Katharine Farmer at Park Theatre
Preview: Passion Pit Theatre, in association with Amos Trust & Hodder and Stoughton, presents Walking To Jerusalem - Blisters, hope and other facts on the ground at Wilton’s Music Hall
Preview: Using papyrus, shadow puppetry and offstage action to shed light on the way we fill in the gaps in how we see the world, Fragments searches for an ancient lost play
Preview: Scott Ritchie Productions and debut playwright Paul Harvard bring GH Boy, a brand new piece of theatre revealing the dark side of the UK’s chemsex scene to The Vaults
Preview: Risking actual injury from a stage covered in broken glass and fragmented truths, Tom Cassani performs feats with real blowtorches, incantatory texts and sleight of hand
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