Earlier this year, the legendary experimental theatre company were forced to cancel the premiere of their short film People Show 138: Last Day due to the Covid-19 pandemic.  It was due to be screened Thursday 26th March just three days after the government announced the lockdown. With the consequential rise in redundancy and unemployment since then, the film…

The West End’s legendary entertainment venue, The Phoenix Arts Club, is delighted to confirm that it will be one of the first theatre venues to reopen for live indoor socially distanced performances, which will take place from Saturday 1st August 2020 and from there on, will host events on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Cabaret shows…

The Community Centre , an original and successful play by new black British playwright, Nicola Gardner, is a comedic account of the recent Windrush scandal, which saw many black British citizen illegally deported from the UK. Nicola’s play was also written to redress the sparsity of roles available to people of colour in the UK.…

Two mismatched companions on a metaphorical journey of life in this existensiaĺ bit of fun absurdist theatre, in which Smith, the leader & Jones, the follower alliterate with word play, puns, song & dance, discussing the existential question, why are we here, where are we going, as Smith attempts to convince Jones of the life changing experience.  There are no…

Everyone has their price, Jonny. I think a million dollars is yours   Atlantic City. 1988: Jonny and Rebecca are very much in love and very much in debt. He’s a struggling singer-songwriter (who spends most of his time playing backup for Annie, a singer at the Oasis Casino Hotel Resort) she works part-time at…

  Written by Nemo Martin // Directed by Jo Tyabji Adham is a silent and brooding middle-aged tragedy, standing outside a Mosque in North London. Waiting. It’s raining. Tea, an umbrella, and friendship arrive. Two years later Adham’s boss invites him on holiday to “set him up” with a potential love interest. Adham is panic-stricken…

45North is delighted to announce the production of a new piece of work from playwright and dramaturg Gillian Greer (recently appointed as Soho Theatre’s new Literary Manager). Greer is fast establishing a reputation for creating work that looks at sexuality within society; a theme which weaves itself throughout all her plays including MEAT – the script…

March 18th – 21st 2020 YARD THEATRE Official Website Fast rising theatre company Cut the Cord are delighted to announce the launch of their brand-new initiative designed to shine a light on Nordic plays and to spread awareness of modern Nordic theatre and its approaches with a new UK Festival. The New Nordics Festival will take the form of a…

Above The Stag have announced that they will be bringing Jake Brunger’s witty and comic play, FOUR PLAY to Vauxhall this coming January. A darkly comic looks at sex and commitment in the 21st century, Four Play will run in Above The Stag theatre’s newly refurbished studio from 15th January until 22nd February 2020. Exploring the muddy dynamics of faithfulness…

Above The Stag is proud to announce a same-sex reimagining of Peter Quilter’s (writer of ‘End of the Rainbow adapted into the hit 2019 film ‘Judy’ starring Renée Zellweger) modern comedy about love, sex and relationships ‘The Morning After’, which will run in the venue’s main house from 22nd January – 1st March 2020 Premiering in 2012 at Arena…

New theatre company 45North, founded by award winning producer and director Jessica Rose McVay, has been launched to champion the work of emerging playwrights and theatre makers, and to present new writing to a variety of audiences. Born and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota, before moving to the UK in 2016, company founder Jessica Rose McVay gives…

With an acting career spanning several decades starting with onscreen appearances in the hit ITV show The Gentle Touch, Mark might be best known for his role as notorious controversial school bully Gripper Stebson, in the BBC show Grange Hill. Marks appearances in the show began in 1981 and ran up to and including episodes…