Shows

In celebration of Julia Donaldson and Sara Ogilvie’s best-selling children’s book The Detective  Dog marking 10 years, Tiny and Tall

Following sold-out runs nationwide, rave reviews, and a critically acclaimed Fringe debut, Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates

Following critically acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Cape Town, satirical one-woman show Spin Cycles is picking up the

Bursting with theatrical mischief and heart, Guildford Shakespeare Company (GSC) returns to  New York this summer with its feel-good Dickensian

DEM Productions (The Book Thief, Ride, and A Sherlock Carol) are delighted to announce the return of Alice in Wonderland this Easter. Running from

Critically acclaimed theatre-maker Alexis Gregory (Riot Act, Duchess Theatre; FutureQueer, Kings Head Theatre) returns to the stage with SMOKE, his

Following rave five-star reviews, the electrifying musical Cable Street makes its international debut in New York this spring, opening the

Audiences are set to be whisked away by a theatrical recipe like no other with How To Make a Mess:

The critically acclaimed actor-musicians behind company She Goat are set to debut their new show Iron Fantasy at Soho Theatre

Diving into the complex and personal themes around body image and expectations, award-winning performance artist Katie Greenall (Fatty Fat Fat,2019

What makes us who we are? This was the question posed to British Iranian trans actor,  playwright and activist Yasser

Fresh from its stunning, critically-acclaimed Fringe debut Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) will now make a

The Braid, the go-to Jewish story company and one of the nation’s leading producers of Jewish arts and culture, proudly

Acclaimed disability-led theatre company Birds of Paradise are taking a fearless look at sex and  disability in their new accessible

The world premiere stage adaptation of Quentin Blake’s MRS ARMITAGE ON WHEELS to take place at ‘Imagine’, Southbank Centre, February

Collaborator, the new show by Ockham’s Razor, produced by Turtle Key Arts, considers the trials and tribulations of working with

Award-winning writer, Luke Wright (Pub Grub; After Engine Trouble; What I Learned from Johnny Bevan) is taking his most personal