Due to overwhelming public demand, the producers of Jersey Boys are delighted to announce a second UK & Ireland Tour, to open at the New Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham on 16 December 2017. Jersey Boys first opened in London at the Prince Edward Theatre on 18 March 2008 and moved to...

The iconic Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? has returned to London in a West End revival directed by James MacDonald.  The Harold Pinter Theatre plays host to Edward Albee's 1962 play about a marriage on the verge of breakdown, mixing illusion and reality to bring a new meaning to the...

FIRST Festival of Solo Performance is Tristan Bates Theatre’s annual Festival of Solo Performances, first curated in 2013 gaining the support of Arts Council England in 2014. It has showcased work by Fringe First Award winner Patrice Naiambana, Adelaide Festival Award-winner Lucy Hopkins, innovative emerging performers Molly Naylor and Ira...

Frankenstein, adapted by Tristan Bernays and directed by Eleanor Rhode, finds an exciting new way of depicting the beloved tale. From the creation of The Creature and its abandonment, to the horror of Frankenstein realising what The Creature has become, a stripped back, yet artful production hits all the right...

Scram Collective presents their debut production, Whimsy, which asks what an ordinary person would do if given the power to do anything – could they lead a normal life or would they simply be overwhelmed by their abilities?  Whimsy is a surreal piece that combines quick dialogue with intense physicality...