Offie-nominated If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You is a play of small dreams and big hopes. John O’Donovan’s working-class love story explores the ways people find love and kindness, even when oppression kicks them from all angles. Loveable tearaways Mikey and Casey...

After sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and the London Horror Festival, true crime thriller Father of Lies returns to London for six performances only, playing at VAULT Festival from Wednesday 28 February to Sunday 4 March 2018. Using photographs, letters and police reports uncovered during a year of research...

Through character comedy, satirical songs and off-the-cuff stand-up covering the contradictions of slut-shaming to Instagram-envy, Isobel Rogers explores cultural stereotypes and what lies underneath. Isobel Rogers’ debut show, Elsa, is directed by Sara Joyce, who directed Milly Thomas’ The Stage Award-winning Dust at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 and was recently...

A terrible supervillain brings his show to London to get help from badly behaved children. After receiving critical acclaim and selling out shows across multiple fringe festivals in 2016 and 2017 with Doktor James's Akademy of Evil, award-winning comedian James Bennison (International Youth Arts Festival Brighton Fringe Stand Up Comedy...

Pre-Order Real Here 2018 is set to be an extraordinary year for Natasha Barnes, as it not only sees the release of her eagerly-anticipated album Real – a brand-new release that showcases her uniquely expressive voice in a range of eclectic songs - but will also see her combine her...