Coming to the Union Theatre Lionel Bart’s epic musical BLITZ! is a celebration of London’s working-class spirit as the Nazi’s rained down bombs on British cities
Developed from a 15-minute short play at Reboot:Shorts 2 Candy is a new comedy about masculinity, identity, and love. Written by Tim Fraser, Directed by Nico Pimpare and Performed by Michael Waller
Newly appointed Artistic Director Alexander Knott presents a thought-provoking triptych, spearheaded by the first revival of Nuclear War from the multi-award-winning Simon Stephens
Written by playwright and screenwriter Duncan Sarkies, Lovepuke makes unashamed observations of the good, bad and ugly when it comes to love, sex and relationships.
Preview: The Long Letter at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington tells the untold story of an eighteenth century actress as she seeks reconciliation with her son, the leading statesman of his age.
Preview: Tom Wright’s tender, funny and uplifting love story, Undetectable is back by popular demand to open the King’s Head Theatre’s Spring 2020 season
Preview: The Morning After is a modern comedy about love, sex and relationships that has been reimagined with a same-sex couple narrative for its UK debut run at Above The Stag
Above The Stag will be bringing Jake Brunger’s witty and comic play, Four Play to Vauxhall this coming January, a darkly comic play which looks at sex and commitment in the 21st century
Joe Kerry’s award winning play, tube, follows two strangers who sit next to each other in an empty carriage when their train stops in a tunnel and doesn’t move again
Preview: Elton John: It's A Little Bit Funny charts the incredible story of Elton John's rise and fall (and rise again) as one of the most successful singer/songwriters of all time
Jewish Hollywood, written by Chris Burgess and with musical arrangements by Andy Collyer and direction and choreography by Chris Whittaker, will open at Upstairs at The Gatehouse
The award-winning Border Crossings brings The Great Experiment to audiences across London, exposing the little-known history of the Indian migrant labourers indentured to work on plantations
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