A hell of a comedy about a devil of a musical
A Rose By Any Other Name….
Scaramouche, Can We Do The Fandango?
It’s OK Not To Be OK
Two best friends. One drinking problem. And a very big war.
A check on the perfection of reality
Wherefore art thou, Barry!
A new filmed theatre production of William Shakespeare’s classic
An exploration of our break up with our past, and the new relationship we have with our future
A new writing night for female-identifying playwrights
A heart-warming story about shared nostalgia and missed opportunities
A celebration of the cultural diversity of the Arctic
The show is part of the Actors Centre’s On Demand season
January 1991. Six people are dead. Murdered.
A rave that goes above and beyond the second wave
“You expose more than you exhibit”
‘Nice to meet you. I’m excited about doing this with you. We don’t know each other, and that’s ex...
Live theatre kicks off at Essex football ground
An unopened letter, a box of props, and a set of instructions
A powerful one-woman drama of a Jewish woman’s plight through harrowing events of the 20th Centur...
Part of The New Normal, a Festival of the Arts
How far is too far?
Drop the mic!
A new play written and performed by Alistair Hall, raising funds for London’s The Actors Centre,...
The show is on a digital international tour.
Tom Stoppard's play goes live on Zoom
Men-anarchy
Whose Side Are You On
Evidence of Art
We were gay - and now we're human
The unforgettable theatrical tour-de-force is back
Life-Affirming
Free speech seen through the prism of race and class
Intrigue, corruption, lust and the thirst for power collide in a 17th century Italian court
Franco Fawlty
A satire about the stories behind the deportations of ex-prisoners from the US
Buckling steel
How can one couple navigate their shared history when their memories don’t match up?
An old-fashioned thriller
There is no sin in Syndrome!
A forensic examination of the five-year police hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper
A new mental health comedy written by Tom Stocks
Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived.
A show about words and activism, protest and power
Back from the Dead
India, via The Tower
It's 2199. The nation of Mars is finally free.
A very human story about electronic minds
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