Written by Emma Zadow, Fridge, is one of twenty productions taking to the King’s Head Theatre’s Festival 47 stage.  Directed by Tonje Wik Olaussen, it tackles family rifts, nostalgia and mental illness with sensitivity and compassion, while laying bare the torment of confronting one’s past....

This will be the first major London revival of Coming Clean since it opened at the Bush Theatre on 3 November 1982, and aptly opens in the month that celebrates the 50th anniversary since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the UK. Coming Clean looks at...

Annie Siddons’ How not to Live in Suburbia returns to the Soho Theatre by popular demand after a sell-out transfer from the Edinburgh Fringe, in March 2017. This comes as part of a UK tour visiting Norwich, Harlow, Lincoln, Leeds and Brighton throughout November. Annie...

King Lear will be broadcast live in over 300 cinemas across the UK & Ireland for one night only on 21st September at 7.30pm. Actor Kevin McNally, best known to audiences worldwide for his role as Gibbs in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series,...

As part of the King’s Head Theatre’s Festival 47, Out Of The Forest Theatre brings Bury The Hatchet, a very cleverly devised piece of theatre which makes a history lesson thoroughly interesting and enjoyable.  Written by Sasha Wilson, the short play takes an innovative approach...