A new queer romantic comedy
A new one-woman play by Charlotte Anne-Tilley.
The Ruben Östlund’s award-winning comedy about a family falling apart opened last night
For once the agent steps into the spotlight
A theatrical performance based on the book Penlee: The Loss of a Lifeboat by Michael Sagar-Fenton...
When Friday night comes along, Ben knows it only means one thing – staying with Granny
Spend an evening with Ebenezer Scrooge’s downtrodden clerk
Festive spirit and family drama above the Hope & Anchor Pub
A farcical tale of aristocracy versus the working class
An exciting new original comedy at the Omnibus Theatre
An 80s throwback farce on holiday from the RSC
'One drink. And if you never want to see me again you never have to see me again.'
Nasty games in Genet’s French fetish three-hander
A nostalgic love letter to music and loneliness
The London premiere of Christopher Durang’s Tony Award-winning Best Play comedy
A new six-character version of one the Shakespeare's classics
An unlikely pair from Brightlingsea take a stand
A new rom-com exploring modern motherhood
"Let it be"
“There is no sleep so deep I would not hear you there”
A moving family drama by Australian playwright Alana Valentine
An Austen-tatious Night of Side-splitting Fun
A play exploring the emotional ties between patient, surgeon and donor
A new production of Macbeth with an all-women cast.
Marsha Norman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play returns to Hampstead Theatre
A play exploring women's issues in 1950-70's Switzerland
Toxic masculinity takes centre stage
Guildhall School's production of Emilia has opened in London
Breathtaking in the most haunting way
A Dangerous Disaster
"A secret deal worth billions"
A slow-moving look at two slow-moving lives
A bittersweet comedy-drama presented by Park Theatre and Talawa
The 1927’s collection of twisted folk stories and folk jokes arrives to London
The play that went wrong
39 steps minus the shtick
A slice of South African joy
Guilty until proven innocent?
A heartwarming and nostalgic play about coming of age, coming out and growing up with Harry Potte...
The lasting impact of the awful events of September 11th in a new play
Pillowfight across decades
Fun, witty, and downright rude
The revival of a comedy of mistaken identities and excruciating misunderstandings
A deep dive into nostalgia, childhood and what it means to hold on to memories
A digital performance written and performed by sex workers and friends
Nick Hornby’s best-selling memoir about one man’s utter obsession with Arsenal Football Club
Shelagh Stephenson’s Olivier Award-Winning play returns 25 years after its debut
It’s just life. I am used to it.
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