A brand new, one-man, sketch comedy show! Written and performed by - you guessed it - Jonty O'Callaghan. This is a fast-paced collection of character-driven sketch comedy. Bonkers, hilarious and tonnes of fun; expect madness and audience participation. And maybe a unicorn or two. It's gonna be a laugh.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £8.50

Instagram @onemanjonty

Strong Language and Adult Themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Experience the heartaches, laughs, and life-changing revelations in this emotionally charged production. The story follows Dan, a young man grappling with the sudden loss of his father, and the unexpected helping hand of Brandon, his polar opposite and rather disliked friend. As Dan struggles with his grief, his girlfriend Alice harbours a life-changing secret. With their lives poised on the edge of new beginnings and unpredictable emotions, this play is a rollercoaster of joy, sorrow, and the power of unwanted friendship.

He just wants her safe. She just wants her life. Is there a place in the world for both?

Woman and Man are the epitome of the modern couple in love. He likes Eurovision, she takes the piss. On her twenty-third birthday their small London flat hosts vegan pancakes and her dying need to get ready for a big night out. But he doesn’t want her to go. Not after what happened last night. Because what happened last night can never happen again.

‘I’m Fine, It’s Just the Wine’ is a fast paced two-hander driven by feminist themes and witty comedy. It is a fresh showcase on how toxic masculinity can affect the non toxic man and explores what happens when a woman refuses to be labelled a victim.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £8

Instagram finejustthewine

Sexual assault

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

All These Pretty Things : One Woman Show A musical Memoir

Book by Tracey Yarad and Tessa Souter
Music and lyrics by Tracey Yarad
Directed by Tessa Souter

What do you do when your husband leaves you for your teenage goddaughter? You dye your wedding dress black, write some killer songs and make a show #TrueStory

An emotionally raw blend of memoir and song, Tracey Yarad’s All These Pretty Things is a phoenix rising from the ashes story, taking the audience from Australia and the fallout of a devastating divorce following her husband's affair with their teenage goddaughter, to New York City and an inspiring new life. An evocative portrayal of one woman’s capacity to come back stronger than ever, it is an inspirational testament to the human spirit.

'All These Pretty Things is the kind of show that demands a standing ovation.' –The List *****

A brand new, one-man, sketch comedy show! Written and performed by - you guessed it - Jonty O'Callaghan. This is a fast-paced collection of character-driven sketch comedy. Bonkers, hilarious and tonnes of fun; expect madness and audience participation. And maybe a unicorn or two. It's gonna be a laugh.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £8.50

Instagram @onemanjonty

Strong Language and Adult Themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Who hasn’t fancied a teacher at one point or another? Laura definitely has! Not on purpose, he was charming and helped her with University applications. It’s all very romantic and fairytale like according to Laura. He is so sneaky and secretive. What’s the worst that could happen?

Experience the heartaches, laughs, and life-changing revelations in this emotionally charged production. The story follows Dan, a young man grappling with the sudden loss of his father, and the unexpected helping hand of Brandon, his polar opposite and rather disliked friend. As Dan struggles with his grief, his girlfriend Alice harbours a life-changing secret. With their lives poised on the edge of new beginnings and unpredictable emotions, this play is a rollercoaster of joy, sorrow, and the power of unwanted friendship.

He just wants her safe. She just wants her life. Is there a place in the world for both?

Woman and Man are the epitome of the modern couple in love. He likes Eurovision, she takes the piss. On her twenty-third birthday their small London flat hosts vegan pancakes and her dying need to get ready for a big night out. But he doesn’t want her to go. Not after what happened last night. Because what happened last night can never happen again.

‘I’m Fine, It’s Just the Wine’ is a fast paced two-hander driven by feminist themes and witty comedy. It is a fresh showcase on how toxic masculinity can affect the non toxic man and explores what happens when a woman refuses to be labelled a victim.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £8

Instagram finejustthewine

Sexual assault

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

All These Pretty Things : One Woman Show A musical Memoir

Book by Tracey Yarad and Tessa Souter
Music and lyrics by Tracey Yarad
Directed by Tessa Souter

What do you do when your husband leaves you for your teenage goddaughter? You dye your wedding dress black, write some killer songs and make a show #TrueStory

An emotionally raw blend of memoir and song, Tracey Yarad’s All These Pretty Things is a phoenix rising from the ashes story, taking the audience from Australia and the fallout of a devastating divorce following her husband's affair with their teenage goddaughter, to New York City and an inspiring new life. An evocative portrayal of one woman’s capacity to come back stronger than ever, it is an inspirational testament to the human spirit.

'All These Pretty Things is the kind of show that demands a standing ovation.' –The List *****

A brand new, one-man, sketch comedy show! Written and performed by - you guessed it - Jonty O'Callaghan. This is a fast-paced collection of character-driven sketch comedy. Bonkers, hilarious and tonnes of fun; expect madness and audience participation. And maybe a unicorn or two. It's gonna be a laugh.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £8.50

Instagram @onemanjonty

Strong Language and Adult Themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Experience the heartaches, laughs, and life-changing revelations in this emotionally charged production. The story follows Dan, a young man grappling with the sudden loss of his father, and the unexpected helping hand of Brandon, his polar opposite and rather disliked friend. As Dan struggles with his grief, his girlfriend Alice harbours a life-changing secret. With their lives poised on the edge of new beginnings and unpredictable emotions, this play is a rollercoaster of joy, sorrow, and the power of unwanted friendship.

Who hasn’t fancied a teacher at one point or another? Laura definitely has! Not on purpose, he was charming and helped her with University applications. It’s all very romantic and fairytale like according to Laura. He is so sneaky and secretive. What’s the worst that could happen?

He just wants her safe. She just wants her life. Is there a place in the world for both?

Woman and Man are the epitome of the modern couple in love. He likes Eurovision, she takes the piss. On her twenty-third birthday their small London flat hosts vegan pancakes and her dying need to get ready for a big night out. But he doesn’t want her to go. Not after what happened last night. Because what happened last night can never happen again.

‘I’m Fine, It’s Just the Wine’ is a fast paced two-hander driven by feminist themes and witty comedy. It is a fresh showcase on how toxic masculinity can affect the non toxic man and explores what happens when a woman refuses to be labelled a victim.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £8

Instagram finejustthewine

Sexual assault

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

All These Pretty Things : One Woman Show A musical Memoir

Book by Tracey Yarad and Tessa Souter
Music and lyrics by Tracey Yarad
Directed by Tessa Souter

What do you do when your husband leaves you for your teenage goddaughter? You dye your wedding dress black, write some killer songs and make a show #TrueStory

An emotionally raw blend of memoir and song, Tracey Yarad’s All These Pretty Things is a phoenix rising from the ashes story, taking the audience from Australia and the fallout of a devastating divorce following her husband's affair with their teenage goddaughter, to New York City and an inspiring new life. An evocative portrayal of one woman’s capacity to come back stronger than ever, it is an inspirational testament to the human spirit.

'All These Pretty Things is the kind of show that demands a standing ovation.' –The List *****

Music was his career, Bach was his passion - ageing violinist Alan Gottlieb sits at the back desk of the seconds, coasting towards retirement. As his career falls apart, he reaches for inspiration from Bach, but when Bach reaches back, is this obsession or madness? A dark psychological drama from Two Foolish Productions explores how we find meaning when the world no longer thinks we’re relevant, to the sublime music of the B Minor Mass.
“Extraordinarily well-written... the finest new short play of the Fringe” Fringe Review

"2.36 is the average family size - families never add up cleanly"

Josh Carrington is in love with his Luxembourgish roots. Keira Carrington has to remind him that their Father was born in Luxembourg to avoid taxes on their Grandfather’s property empire.

Marigold Productions present 2.36 - a gripping drama investigating a siblings’ relationship as the world they know changes over one long night.

Exploring themes of ambition, hypocrisy and mendacity, 2.36 follows Keira and Josh on an ancestral trip to Luxembourg. The world they know changes overnight as secrets within the Carrington family arise, and the siblings’ agendas go beyond reconnecting. As the night spirals out of control, so do the facades that Josh and Keira display”

Anoushka Cowan (Friday Night Flop - Pears Short Film Fund Winner of the Jewish Film Festival, Turning Point - Mae West - BBC Radio 4) and Elijah Lifton (Soultide - Camden Fringe 2024 ★★★★★ - Adventures in Theatreland, LAMDA Foundation 24’ graduate) launch Marigold Productions, a new company developing bold, character-led work.

Enter the shadowy world of espionage, where a rookie secret agent puts his skills to the test, taking you on a gripping mission through mime and live soundscapes.
In A.I.M [An Invisible Mission], our agent races against time to crack his first mission - no cameras, no CGI, just two performers conjuring car chases, explosions, and spy intrigue live on stage. Watch as mime collides with live foley artistry in this genre-bending homage to spy films.
Fresh from a crowd pleasing pilot praised as “one of the best devised shows” ever seen and “beautifully executed,” this experimental show invites audiences to rediscover the thrill of storytelling through sound and movement. Mission Impossible meets Mime, this show is perfect for fans of inventive theatre, and anyone who’s ever wanted to be a spy.

Lost Property is a cutting-edge one-woman show that explores the complexities of womanhood and the intricate dynamics of female relationships.

Set during a morning tram commute, Alice, an unrelenting optimist, embarks on a journey to reclaim a lost possession after an encounter with a stranger. Retracing her steps over the past year, Alice confronts her recent decisions, untangling her morphed view of female solidarity in order to recover what she has lost.

Blending absurdity and comedy with poignant reflections on solidarity, Lost Property poses the provocative question: What do women truly owe each other?

★★★★★ “Clever, hilarious and poignant" - Tagg

★★★★ “A smart, sensitive treatise on how we relate to each other” - Theatre Matters

“A bravura performance that reaffirmed faith in the monologue” - Melbourne Observer

An ageing Huddersfield Dominatrix has a surprising visit from Death – but he’s had a rebranding. The cape and scythe has had to go and he's here with his purple suit and his customer satisfaction survey and a more user-friendly vibe. But now he's met his match. She’s not going to be beaten into submission and he’s hiding from his past. Love Hurts is part drama, part comedy, and part philosophical musing on the concept of dying. Two Foolish’s most recent play was described as ‘Extraordinarily well-written... probably the finest new short play of the Fringe’ (Fringe Review, Brighton).

Music was his career, Bach was his passion - ageing violinist Alan Gottlieb sits at the back desk of the seconds, coasting towards retirement. As his career falls apart, he reaches for inspiration from Bach, but when Bach reaches back, is this obsession or madness? A dark psychological drama from Two Foolish Productions explores how we find meaning when the world no longer thinks we’re relevant, to the sublime music of the B Minor Mass.
“Extraordinarily well-written... the finest new short play of the Fringe” Fringe Review

"2.36 is the average family size - families never add up cleanly"

Josh Carrington is in love with his Luxembourgish roots. Keira Carrington has to remind him that their Father was born in Luxembourg to avoid taxes on their Grandfather’s property empire.

Marigold Productions present 2.36 - a gripping drama investigating a siblings’ relationship as the world they know changes over one long night.

Exploring themes of ambition, hypocrisy and mendacity, 2.36 follows Keira and Josh on an ancestral trip to Luxembourg. The world they know changes overnight as secrets within the Carrington family arise, and the siblings’ agendas go beyond reconnecting. As the night spirals out of control, so do the facades that Josh and Keira display”

Anoushka Cowan (Friday Night Flop - Pears Short Film Fund Winner of the Jewish Film Festival, Turning Point - Mae West - BBC Radio 4) and Elijah Lifton (Soultide - Camden Fringe 2024 ★★★★★ - Adventures in Theatreland, LAMDA Foundation 24’ graduate) launch Marigold Productions, a new company developing bold, character-led work.

Enter the shadowy world of espionage, where a rookie secret agent puts his skills to the test, taking you on a gripping mission through mime and live soundscapes.
In A.I.M [An Invisible Mission], our agent races against time to crack his first mission - no cameras, no CGI, just two performers conjuring car chases, explosions, and spy intrigue live on stage. Watch as mime collides with live foley artistry in this genre-bending homage to spy films.
Fresh from a crowd pleasing pilot praised as “one of the best devised shows” ever seen and “beautifully executed,” this experimental show invites audiences to rediscover the thrill of storytelling through sound and movement. Mission Impossible meets Mime, this show is perfect for fans of inventive theatre, and anyone who’s ever wanted to be a spy.

Set on a morning tram commute, Lost Property is a one-woman show following Alice, an unrelenting optimist, on a quest to reclaim a lost possession. Retracing her steps over the past year, she's forced to confront recent decisions and untangle her morphed view of womanhood to recover what she's lost.

Blending absurd comedy with poignant reflections on solidarity, Lost Property asks: what do women truly owe each other? 

Written by Amelia Dunn & Tuia Suter
Performed by Amelia Dunn
Directed by Tuia Suter

★★★★★ “An extraordinary and vital piece of theatre” - Stage Whispers

★★★★★ “Clever, hilarious and poignant" - Tagg

★★★★ “A smart, sensitive treatise on how we relate to each other” - Theatre Matters

“Reaffirmed faith in the monologue” - Melbourne Observer

★★★★★ “Clever, hilarious and poignant" - Tagg

★★★★ “A smart, sensitive treatise on how we relate to each other” - Theatre Matters

“A bravura performance that reaffirmed faith in the monologue” - Melbourne Observer

An ageing Huddersfield Dominatrix has a surprising visit from Death – but he’s had a rebranding. The cape and scythe has had to go and he's here with his purple suit and his customer satisfaction survey and a more user-friendly vibe. But now he's met his match. She’s not going to be beaten into submission and he’s hiding from his past. Love Hurts is part drama, part comedy, and part philosophical musing on the concept of dying. Two Foolish’s most recent play was described as ‘Extraordinarily well-written... probably the finest new short play of the Fringe’ (Fringe Review, Brighton).

Music was his career, Bach was his passion - ageing violinist Alan Gottlieb sits at the back desk of the seconds, coasting towards retirement. As his career falls apart, he reaches for inspiration from Bach, but when Bach reaches back, is this obsession or madness? A dark psychological drama from Two Foolish Productions explores how we find meaning when the world no longer thinks we’re relevant, to the sublime music of the B Minor Mass.
“Extraordinarily well-written... the finest new short play of the Fringe” Fringe Review

"2.36 is the average family size - families never add up cleanly"

Josh Carrington is in love with his Luxembourgish roots. Keira Carrington has to remind him that their Father was born in Luxembourg to avoid taxes on their Grandfather’s property empire.

Marigold Productions present 2.36 - a gripping drama investigating a siblings’ relationship as the world they know changes over one long night.

Exploring themes of ambition, hypocrisy and mendacity, 2.36 follows Keira and Josh on an ancestral trip to Luxembourg. The world they know changes overnight as secrets within the Carrington family arise, and the siblings’ agendas go beyond reconnecting. As the night spirals out of control, so do the facades that Josh and Keira display”

Anoushka Cowan (Friday Night Flop - Pears Short Film Fund Winner of the Jewish Film Festival, Turning Point - Mae West - BBC Radio 4) and Elijah Lifton (Soultide - Camden Fringe 2024 ★★★★★ - Adventures in Theatreland, LAMDA Foundation 24’ graduate) launch Marigold Productions, a new company developing bold, character-led work.

Enter the shadowy world of espionage, where a rookie secret agent puts his skills to the test, taking you on a gripping mission through mime and live soundscapes.
In A.I.M [An Invisible Mission], our agent races against time to crack his first mission - no cameras, no CGI, just two performers conjuring car chases, explosions, and spy intrigue live on stage. Watch as mime collides with live foley artistry in this genre-bending homage to spy films.
Fresh from a crowd pleasing pilot praised as “one of the best devised shows” ever seen and “beautifully executed,” this experimental show invites audiences to rediscover the thrill of storytelling through sound and movement. Mission Impossible meets Mime, this show is perfect for fans of inventive theatre, and anyone who’s ever wanted to be a spy.

Enter the shadowy world of espionage, where a rookie secret agent puts his skills to the test, taking you on a gripping mission through mime and live soundscapes.
In A.I.M [An Invisible Mission], our agent races against time to crack his first mission - no cameras, no CGI, just two performers conjuring car chases, explosions, and spy intrigue live on stage. Watch as mime collides with live foley artistry in this genre-bending homage to spy films.
Fresh from a crowd pleasing pilot praised as “one of the best devised shows” ever seen and “beautifully executed,” this experimental show invites audiences to rediscover the thrill of storytelling through sound and movement. Mission Impossible meets Mime, this show is perfect for fans of inventive theatre, and anyone who’s ever wanted to be a spy.

An ageing Huddersfield Dominatrix has a surprising visit from Death – but he’s had a rebranding. The cape and scythe has had to go and he's here with his purple suit and his customer satisfaction survey and a more user-friendly vibe. But now he's met his match. She’s not going to be beaten into submission and he’s hiding from his past. Love Hurts is part drama, part comedy, and part philosophical musing on the concept of dying. Two Foolish’s most recent play was described as ‘Extraordinarily well-written... probably the finest new short play of the Fringe’ (Fringe Review, Brighton).

He stole a backpack. That's what police told Olivia when they arrested her brother for theft. She knew her brother's gift of music could have healed the world before his life was tragically cut short while in police custody. Now, she knows nothing but grief and the pain of that loss. Detective V's world spirals as she questions her loyalty to her badge and her ambitions after falling for Olivia. This story follows the repositioned narrative of the characters Viola and Olivia from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. sixtwelve is intimate look on the impact of police brutality in America through the experiences of two women who have fallen in love.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 30 mins

Price: £8

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CW: Police Brutality, Sexual Language, Racial Slurs, Mention of Suicide, Death, Grief, Toy Gun, Loud Audio

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

V For Vendetta Meets Not the 9 O'Clock News meets SNL Weekend Update

New reports for the last 65 days of the first year of the new Prime Minister's term.
The first 300 days have tanked the economy, broken every law under the Constitution, defied every court order and culled the population through deportation, disease and famine from the catastrophic rise in the price of food & medicine, and the destruction of hundreds of thousands of jobs and industries. Laughter is the only medicine still available.
Not set where you think it is. Nope, it's the Great Nation of Vulgaria! Set after the coup that destroyed the Barony, Prime Minister Zadnik and his second in command President Myckyc are making Vulgaria great again in their uniquely Vulgar way. And we're there to report every crazy thing that happens next.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £10

Web: shhh.media/#/theatre/

Facebook: stacey.haber

Instagram staceyhaberofficial

TikTok: @hopemaloneofficial

YouTube @staceyhaber

Flashing words occasionally, - "Breaking News"

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Different characters in different timelines live their lives far removed from one another. Each walks the earth in their own time, with their own personality, their own choices, the completely different paths they follow. Thin and random threads weave their distant existences. The only thing that unites them is that they all share the same face.

It is said that for each person, there are seven living doppelgängers in the world. If that is true, then how many people might have existed throughout history, living their lives with our exact same face?
Who were these people? What choices did they make? What were they looking for? And what are we looking for?

Anna Manuelli, best known to UK audiences for her recent role in SAS: Rogue Heroes 2, by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, now brings to the stage a bold and intriguing solo performance. Here, everything changes—timelines, contexts, choices, personalities. The only constant is the face, carrying the same questions and the same insatiable search for meaning.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

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Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Relative Sonics is an experimental new work that reimagines Thomas Edison’s

invention of the world’s first phonograph. Through the echoed relationships of two

playful, restless teenagers and the older, resilient love between Edison and his wife, the

play unfolds a landscape shaped by memory and presence, love and loss, and the fragile

boundary between technology and humanity. In the intricate web of past and present,

we are confronted with the cost of chasing permanence in a fleeting world. Relative

Sonics also traces the quiet, often unseen labour of those who hold space for visionaries,

those who wait, witness, and carry the weight of dreaming while others chase the

unreachable. Happenings Stage, a London-based theatre collective, debuts this original

production by playwright and director Mingming Liu. Dedicated to creating bold new

work that taps into the spirit of the now, Happenings brings the remembered and the

imagined to life through the lasting power of a well-told story, one that lingers long

after the lights go down.

An ageing Huddersfield Dominatrix has a surprising visit from Death – but he’s had a rebranding. The cape and scythe has had to go and he's here with his purple suit and his customer satisfaction survey and a more user-friendly vibe. But now he's met his match. She’s not going to be beaten into submission and he’s hiding from his past. Love Hurts is part drama, part comedy, and part philosophical musing on the concept of dying. Two Foolish’s most recent play was described as ‘Extraordinarily well-written... probably the finest new short play of the Fringe’ (Fringe Review, Brighton).

V For Vendetta Meets Not the 9 O'Clock News meets SNL Weekend Update

New reports for the last 65 days of the first year of the new Prime Minister's term.
The first 300 days have tanked the economy, broken every law under the Constitution, defied every court order and culled the population through deportation, disease and famine from the catastrophic rise in the price of food & medicine, and the destruction of hundreds of thousands of jobs and industries. Laughter is the only medicine still available.
Not set where you think it is. Nope, it's the Great Nation of Vulgaria! Set after the coup that destroyed the Barony, Prime Minister Zadnik and his second in command President Myckyc are making Vulgaria great again in their uniquely Vulgar way. And we're there to report every crazy thing that happens next.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £10

Web: shhh.media/#/theatre/

Facebook: stacey.haber

Instagram staceyhaberofficial

TikTok: @hopemaloneofficial

YouTube @staceyhaber

Flashing words occasionally, - "Breaking News"

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Relative Sonics is an experimental new work that reimagines Thomas Edison’s

invention of the world’s first phonograph. Through the echoed relationships of two

playful, restless teenagers and the older, resilient love between Edison and his wife, the

play unfolds a landscape shaped by memory and presence, love and loss, and the fragile

boundary between technology and humanity. In the intricate web of past and present,

we are confronted with the cost of chasing permanence in a fleeting world. Relative

Sonics also traces the quiet, often unseen labour of those who hold space for visionaries,

those who wait, witness, and carry the weight of dreaming while others chase the

unreachable. Happenings Stage, a London-based theatre collective, debuts this original

production by playwright and director Mingming Liu. Dedicated to creating bold new

work that taps into the spirit of the now, Happenings brings the remembered and the

imagined to life through the lasting power of a well-told story, one that lingers long

after the lights go down.

Adam, a social media moderator, witnesses a man kill himself on a live-stream. Haunted by his numb reaction, he spirals into a reckoning with his own desensitisation.
On a night out with his oldest friend, Ben, they confront brutal questions: What if we’re not the good people we desperately hoped we were? At what point does that begin to affect our relationships with each other?
This fearless new writing grapples with a defining modern insecurity: in a world where tragedy is constant and compassion fades, how do we hold on to our humanity?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

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Strong language, strobe lighting, contains triggering themes, suicide references

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

‘Condemned! For high seas pyracy! Friends of no nation! Guilty of feral crymes against the crowne! Three drunk anarchic pyrates are locked in a brig in their final hours. Love, rage, and hate. Laugh at their misery, lend an ear to their mystery... ’

Singing shanties and making merry despite all odds against them, Pyrates were the masters of chaos. Merging historical sources with fiction and a touch of the supernatural, ‘Jolly’ explores the real, radical lives of Pyrates and asks if, in our modern world, our own struggles should resurrect the pyrate spirit?

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

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Strong Language

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

An ageing Huddersfield Dominatrix has a surprising visit from Death – but he’s had a rebranding. The cape and scythe has had to go and he's here with his purple suit and his customer satisfaction survey and a more user-friendly vibe. But now he's met his match. She’s not going to be beaten into submission and he’s hiding from his past. Love Hurts is part drama, part comedy, and part philosophical musing on the concept of dying. Two Foolish’s most recent play was described as ‘Extraordinarily well-written... probably the finest new short play of the Fringe’ (Fringe Review, Brighton).

V For Vendetta Meets Not the 9 O'Clock News meets SNL Weekend Update

New reports for the last 65 days of the first year of the new Prime Minister's term.
The first 300 days have tanked the economy, broken every law under the Constitution, defied every court order and culled the population through deportation, disease and famine from the catastrophic rise in the price of food & medicine, and the destruction of hundreds of thousands of jobs and industries. Laughter is the only medicine still available.
Not set where you think it is. Nope, it's the Great Nation of Vulgaria! Set after the coup that destroyed the Barony, Prime Minister Zadnik and his second in command President Myckyc are making Vulgaria great again in their uniquely Vulgar way. And we're there to report every crazy thing that happens next.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £10

Web: shhh.media/#/theatre/

Facebook: stacey.haber

Instagram staceyhaberofficial

TikTok: @hopemaloneofficial

YouTube @staceyhaber

Flashing words occasionally, - "Breaking News"

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Lily Cheng Wangshuo believed that every interaction that could have been a fist fight, should have been a fist fight, which is probably why she ended up here. Today she has two auditions, a million things to pack, and a million things to unpack. It's a lot, but thank God her boyfriend Brandon is here.

In 1834, a Chinese woman was imported to the United States and displayed as part of a sideshow attraction to accompany other Chinese goods. Now, having taken inflation into account, we thought you should be able to see something that is not quite like that for twelve pounds.

“What would you say if your words had no consequences?”

The day has finally arrived for childhood romantics Daisy and Marmaduke – the house is clean, scented candles are blazing, expensive wine prepped in the pantry – now all is left to be done is to pass a very simple trial: love. Set in the near future where all must be in a relationship by the age of twenty-five, the lovers must prove their bond to a visiting couple of judges if they are to imagine any kind of future together. Every relationship has its flaws – but it just so happens that Daisy and Marmaduke are hiding something much bigger than just a simple blemish. And when all is laid out on the table, the fight for love becomes a bloody war...

From playwright Harry Daisley comes a new scintillatingly twisted black comedy, showcasing the miracles and impossibilities of loving in a censored world.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14

Web: www.harrydaisley-directorwriter.com/

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Strong language, scenes of violence

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

LA is burning. When a pair of old Angelenos lose everything, they must navigate overwhelming grief, toxic ash and paperwork purgatory, surrounded by clueless celebs, soulless politicians and insurance vampires. 6000 miles away, their (very) anxious daughter is trying really hard not to unravel.

Burn Baby Burn: LA Inferno is a stripped-back, sharp-witted mix of storytelling, satire, and songs, exploring the human cost of climate change and the humans fanning the flames. Asking questions that nobody wants to answer like: why was LA’s biggest reservoir empty? What the hell is a ‘firenado’? And just how quickly will you be cancelled for posting a ‘fire selfie’?

With a childhood shaped by wildfires and her parents' home destroyed in January’s blaze, Erin’s doing the most rational thing–turning her heartbreak and existential dread into a show.

Burn Baby Burn is Erin Hunter’s second solo show, following the success of critically acclaimed Surfing the Holyland which garnered nominations for the Popcorn/BBC New Writing Award at Ed Fringe and an Offie at Brighton Fringe.

Produced by Slackline Productions, champions of women 35+, and directed by its founder, Kristin Duffy.

Adam, a social media moderator, witnesses a man kill himself on a live-stream. Haunted by his numb reaction, he spirals into a reckoning with his own desensitisation.
On a night out with his oldest friend, Ben, they confront brutal questions: What if we’re not the good people we desperately hoped we were? At what point does that begin to affect our relationships with each other?
This fearless new writing grapples with a defining modern insecurity: in a world where tragedy is constant and compassion fades, how do we hold on to our humanity?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

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Strong language, strobe lighting, contains triggering themes, suicide references

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

It’s not just a queer love story.
It’s a healing ceremony disguised as a play.
It’s spiritual warfare wrapped in a personal diary.
It’s what happens when a gentle soul refuses to be erased.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14.90

V For Vendetta Meets Not the 9 O'Clock News meets SNL Weekend Update

New reports for the last 65 days of the first year of the new Prime Minister's term.
The first 300 days have tanked the economy, broken every law under the Constitution, defied every court order and culled the population through deportation, disease and famine from the catastrophic rise in the price of food & medicine, and the destruction of hundreds of thousands of jobs and industries. Laughter is the only medicine still available.
Not set where you think it is. Nope, it's the Great Nation of Vulgaria! Set after the coup that destroyed the Barony, Prime Minister Zadnik and his second in command President Myckyc are making Vulgaria great again in their uniquely Vulgar way. And we're there to report every crazy thing that happens next.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £10

Web: shhh.media/#/theatre/

Facebook: stacey.haber

Instagram staceyhaberofficial

TikTok: @hopemaloneofficial

YouTube @staceyhaber

Flashing words occasionally, - "Breaking News"

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

“What would you say if your words had no consequences?”

The day has finally arrived for childhood romantics Daisy and Marmaduke – the house is clean, scented candles are blazing, expensive wine prepped in the pantry – now all is left to be done is to pass a very simple trial: love. Set in the near future where all must be in a relationship by the age of twenty-five, the lovers must prove their bond to a visiting couple of judges if they are to imagine any kind of future together. Every relationship has its flaws – but it just so happens that Daisy and Marmaduke are hiding something much bigger than just a simple blemish. And when all is laid out on the table, the fight for love becomes a bloody war...

From playwright Harry Daisley comes a new scintillatingly twisted black comedy, showcasing the miracles and impossibilities of loving in a censored world.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14

Web: www.harrydaisley-directorwriter.com/

Instagram allispinkproductions

TikTok: @allispinkproductions

Twitter: @allispink_

Strong language, scenes of violence

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

Following the announcement of a world ending meteor, Leo and Michelle find themselves working in a busy cocktail bar in the final days of Earth trying desperately to find meaning in the ensuing chaos.

Drawing from experiences of working in mental health, prepare for a night of humour and heart in Your Therapist Is Clueless. Weaving together hilarious anecdotes, poignant stories, and unexpected moments of insight from the everyday absurdities to the profound connections formed with clients and colleagues, this show offers a unique perspective on the highs and lows of working in a mental health drop in service. Prepare to laugh, reflect, and maybe even shed a tear as we navigate through the world of mental health with wit, warmth, and an unwavering sense of humanity.

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

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Lily Cheng Wangshuo believed that every interaction that could have been a fist fight, should have been a fist fight, which is probably why she ended up here. Today she has two auditions, a million things to pack, and a million things to unpack. It's a lot, but thank God her boyfriend Brandon is here.

In 1834, a Chinese woman was imported to the United States and displayed as part of a sideshow attraction to accompany other Chinese goods. Now, having taken inflation into account, we thought you should be able to see something that is not quite like that for twelve pounds.

V For Vendetta Meets Not the 9 O'Clock News meets SNL Weekend Update

New reports for the last 65 days of the first year of the new Prime Minister's term.
The first 300 days have tanked the economy, broken every law under the Constitution, defied every court order and culled the population through deportation, disease and famine from the catastrophic rise in the price of food & medicine, and the destruction of hundreds of thousands of jobs and industries. Laughter is the only medicine still available.
Not set where you think it is. Nope, it's the Great Nation of Vulgaria! Set after the coup that destroyed the Barony, Prime Minister Zadnik and his second in command President Myckyc are making Vulgaria great again in their uniquely Vulgar way. And we're there to report every crazy thing that happens next.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £10

Web: shhh.media/#/theatre/

Facebook: stacey.haber

Instagram staceyhaberofficial

TikTok: @hopemaloneofficial

YouTube @staceyhaber

Flashing words occasionally, - "Breaking News"

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

“What would you say if your words had no consequences?”

The day has finally arrived for childhood romantics Daisy and Marmaduke – the house is clean, scented candles are blazing, expensive wine prepped in the pantry – now all is left to be done is to pass a very simple trial: love. Set in the near future where all must be in a relationship by the age of twenty-five, the lovers must prove their bond to a visiting couple of judges if they are to imagine any kind of future together. Every relationship has its flaws – but it just so happens that Daisy and Marmaduke are hiding something much bigger than just a simple blemish. And when all is laid out on the table, the fight for love becomes a bloody war...

From playwright Harry Daisley comes a new scintillatingly twisted black comedy, showcasing the miracles and impossibilities of loving in a censored world.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14

Web: www.harrydaisley-directorwriter.com/

Instagram allispinkproductions

TikTok: @allispinkproductions

Twitter: @allispink_

Strong language, scenes of violence

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

Following the announcement of a world ending meteor, Leo and Michelle find themselves working in a busy cocktail bar in the final days of Earth trying desperately to find meaning in the ensuing chaos.

Drawing from experiences of working in mental health, prepare for a night of humour and heart in Your Therapist Is Clueless. Weaving together hilarious anecdotes, poignant stories, and unexpected moments of insight from the everyday absurdities to the profound connections formed with clients and colleagues, this show offers a unique perspective on the highs and lows of working in a mental health drop in service. Prepare to laugh, reflect, and maybe even shed a tear as we navigate through the world of mental health with wit, warmth, and an unwavering sense of humanity.

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram your_therapist_is_clueless

A brand new, one-man, sketch comedy show! Written and performed by - you guessed it - Jonty O'Callaghan. This is a fast-paced collection of character-driven sketch comedy. Bonkers, hilarious and tonnes of fun; expect madness and audience participation. And maybe a unicorn or two. It's gonna be a laugh.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £8.50

Instagram @onemanjonty

Strong Language and Adult Themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Following the announcement of a world ending meteor, Leo and Michelle find themselves working in a busy cocktail bar in the final days of Earth trying desperately to find meaning in the ensuing chaos.

Get Ready For Mind Bending Hilarity that will take you on a trip like never before! Where you (volunteers) from the audience become the stars of the show. In this comedy hypnosis stage show volunteers from the audience will be invited to enjoy a hypnotic trance in which they will travel back to the heart of the 90’s Rave Scene.

This immersive Hypnosis Stage show, combines comedy with incredible feats of hypnotic mind altering lunacy. Expect to see the volunteers from the audience have their feet stuck, hands locked, forget their names and general hypnotic hilarity.

As this hypnosis show celebrates the rave culture of the 90’s there will be suggestions for outbursts from: Security Officers, Podium dancers, DJ’s, Clubbers waiting for the toilet and of course the Police.

If you like a party vibe, raving and exploring ideas about consciousness you will love this show.

In picture-perfect suburbia, where a community of housewives fiercely rules the town and appearances are everything, the Wilders; a young, lavish couple with a deadly secret, seem to have it all.
But when one of them starts having second thoughts about their most... unconventional hobby, their once perfectly balanced marriage begins to spiral into chaos.
As tensions rise and nosy neighbors start to notice, the Wilders must navigate love, betrayal, loyalty, and a whirlwind of unexpected surprises.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

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contains mentions and depictions of death, murder, suicide, abuse, domestic violence, bullying and sexual content.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

LA is burning. When a pair of old Angelenos lose everything, they must navigate overwhelming grief, toxic ash and paperwork purgatory, surrounded by clueless celebs, soulless politicians and insurance vampires. 6000 miles away, their (very) anxious daughter is trying really hard not to unravel.

Burn Baby Burn: LA Inferno is a stripped-back, sharp-witted mix of storytelling, satire, and songs, exploring the human cost of climate change and the humans fanning the flames. Asking questions that nobody wants to answer like: why was LA’s biggest reservoir empty? What the hell is a ‘firenado’? And just how quickly will you be cancelled for posting a ‘fire selfie’?

With a childhood shaped by wildfires and her parents' home destroyed in January’s blaze, Erin’s doing the most rational thing–turning her heartbreak and existential dread into a show.

Burn Baby Burn is Erin Hunter’s second solo show, following the success of critically acclaimed Surfing the Holyland which garnered nominations for the Popcorn/BBC New Writing Award at Ed Fringe and an Offie at Brighton Fringe.

Produced by Slackline Productions, champions of women 35+, and directed by its founder, Kristin Duffy.

Rachel O'Connor is a cautious disruptor! She has authority issues, is freaked out by AI and don't even get her started on social media influencers! A show for anyone who is fed up with the modern world. Expect stand up, character comedy and plenty of disruption!
'Subversive' 'Hilarious' 'A Force of Nature'

Rachel O'Connor is a comedian with a background in improv, sketch comedy and stand-up. She has performed comedy shows at a number of Fringe Festivals and featured in The Guardian. Rachel is also the founder of independent production company Heyoka Productions.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Web: heyokaproductions.co.uk

Facebook: Heyokacomedy

Instagram astro_comedy_

Audience interaction, Swearing, 18+

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

LA is burning. When a pair of old Angelenos lose everything, they must navigate overwhelming grief, toxic ash and paperwork purgatory, surrounded by clueless celebs, soulless politicians and insurance vampires. 6000 miles away, their (very) anxious daughter is trying really hard not to unravel.

Burn Baby Burn: LA Inferno is a stripped-back, sharp-witted mix of storytelling, satire, and songs, exploring the human cost of climate change and the humans fanning the flames. Asking questions that nobody wants to answer like: why was LA’s biggest reservoir empty? What the hell is a ‘firenado’? And just how quickly will you be cancelled for posting a ‘fire selfie’?

With a childhood shaped by wildfires and her parents' home destroyed in January’s blaze, Erin’s doing the most rational thing–turning her heartbreak and existential dread into a show.

Burn Baby Burn is Erin Hunter’s second solo show, following the success of critically acclaimed Surfing the Holyland which garnered nominations for the Popcorn/BBC New Writing Award at Ed Fringe and an Offie at Brighton Fringe.

Produced by Slackline Productions, champions of women 35+, and directed by its founder, Kristin Duffy.

In picture-perfect suburbia, where a community of housewives fiercely rules the town and appearances are everything, the Wilders; a young, lavish couple with a deadly secret, seem to have it all.
But when one of them starts having second thoughts about their most... unconventional hobby, their once perfectly balanced marriage begins to spiral into chaos.
As tensions rise and nosy neighbors start to notice, the Wilders must navigate love, betrayal, loyalty, and a whirlwind of unexpected surprises.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Instagram wilderatfringe

contains mentions and depictions of death, murder, suicide, abuse, domestic violence, bullying and sexual content.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Automaton is back with a live Electronic pop show, This year bringing together all the songs. Ambient and Pop. songs to dance to too.

Event Details

Genre: Music

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £6

Web: www.automatonhub.com

Facebook: automatonnotion

Instagram automaton_hub

TikTok: nadinephosphorised

YouTube /watch?v=IMHJjieXRn8

Threads automaton_hub

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

One corner shop. Three idiotic siblings. Zero revenue.

As a mysterious Russian corporation snaps up every local shop in the UK, Buy the Way clings to life — run by hopeless but well-meaning siblings Dave, Darren and Leslie. When two suspiciously familiar Russian women offer to buy the shop, things spiral into absurdity.

Expect high-energy farce, lightning-fast quick changes and pun-filled chaos in a show inspired by Mischief Theatre, Fawlty Towers and The Mighty Boosh. Beneath the madness lies a sharp, silly take on family, heritage and the brutal reality of small businesses in a corporate world.

If Monty Python ran a Londis, it might look like this.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12.50

Instagram waggishtheatre

TikTok: @waggish.theatre

Violent scenes and Language

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

"What does it mean to forget? When the shape of your mother tongue feels foreign in your mouth but your thoughts still flit between languages, where do you find connection? Where do you find understanding?

Speaking English has transformed me into something of a puppet myself. Someone less real, less concrete. Always at arm’s length. I’ve taken a step back from the person I am in Turkish or Portuguese. Who am I when I’m just English?"

TONGUESTONGUESTONGUES is about the grief surrounding forgetting languages, and our connections to family and culture with it, looking at what it means to cross language barriers and what it means to fail through delving back into and reconnecting with childhood.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £12

Instagram rainsofalltrains

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

When imagination runs wild, where does it lead? Finley, a brilliant but reckless inventor, creates something that stirs wonder, chaos, and ambition. As his excitement edges closer to danger, friendships fray and a day of self-reckoning dawns. Wonderscape blends magical realism, humour and emotional twists. Be welcomed into a thrilling and playful exploration of creativity, ego and the cost of chasing greatness.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7, £10

Instagram roxannelbarron

TikTok: @wonderscapeofficial

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £12

Instagram rainsofalltrains

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Six People. The end of time. And a planet spanning super computer.

Harlan Ellison's grim short story served as a warning for the growing cold war in 1967, and now a terrible omen of the what we face to lose as more of our humanity is given over to artificial minds. Translated to the stage for the first time and adapted for two actors, ' I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream' is visceral exploration of humanities most destructive capabilities.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Web: uglitheatre.co.uk

Instagram ugli.theatreco

Trigger Warnings: Descriptions of Violence, Torture, Strong Language,

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

"What does it mean to forget? When the shape of your mother tongue feels foreign in your mouth but your thoughts still flit between languages, where do you find connection? Where do you find understanding?

Speaking English has transformed me into something of a puppet myself. Someone less real, less concrete. Always at arm’s length. I’ve taken a step back from the person I am in Turkish or Portuguese. Who am I when I’m just English?"

TONGUESTONGUESTONGUES is about the grief surrounding forgetting languages, and our connections to family and culture with it, looking at what it means to cross language barriers and what it means to fail through delving back into and reconnecting with childhood.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £12

Instagram rainsofalltrains

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Six People. The end of time. And a planet spanning super computer.

Harlan Ellison's grim short story served as a warning for the growing cold war in 1967, and now a terrible omen of the what we face to lose as more of our humanity is given over to artificial minds. Translated to the stage for the first time and adapted for two actors, ' I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream' is visceral exploration of humanities most destructive capabilities.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Web: uglitheatre.co.uk

Instagram ugli.theatreco

Trigger Warnings: Descriptions of Violence, Torture, Strong Language,

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

Lily Cheng Wangshuo believed that every interaction that could have been a fist fight, should have been a fist fight, which is probably why she ended up here. Today she has two auditions, a million things to pack, and a million things to unpack. It's a lot, but thank God her boyfriend Brandon is here.

In 1834, a Chinese woman was imported to the United States and displayed as part of a sideshow attraction to accompany other Chinese goods. Now, having taken inflation into account, we thought you should be able to see something that is not quite like that for twelve pounds.

"What does it mean to forget? When the shape of your mother tongue feels foreign in your mouth but your thoughts still flit between languages, where do you find connection? Where do you find understanding?

Speaking English has transformed me into something of a puppet myself. Someone less real, less concrete. Always at arm’s length. I’ve taken a step back from the person I am in Turkish or Portuguese. Who am I when I’m just English?"

TONGUESTONGUESTONGUES is about the grief surrounding forgetting languages, and our connections to family and culture with it, looking at what it means to cross language barriers and what it means to fail through delving back into and reconnecting with childhood.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £12

Instagram rainsofalltrains

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

One corner shop. Three idiotic siblings. Zero revenue.

As a mysterious Russian corporation snaps up every local shop in the UK, Buy the Way clings to life — run by hopeless but well-meaning siblings Dave, Darren and Leslie. When two suspiciously familiar Russian women offer to buy the shop, things spiral into absurdity.

Expect high-energy farce, lightning-fast quick changes and pun-filled chaos in a show inspired by Mischief Theatre, Fawlty Towers and The Mighty Boosh. Beneath the madness lies a sharp, silly take on family, heritage and the brutal reality of small businesses in a corporate world.

If Monty Python ran a Londis, it might look like this.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12.50

Instagram waggishtheatre

TikTok: @waggish.theatre

Violent scenes and Language

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

Dirty Laundry is a fearless, visceral, poetic exploration into sex, shame and the sacred.

Set in Catholic laundrette, four women navigate their intimate relationships with themselves, eachother and their worlds.
So as reality bends and boundaries blur, they begin to unravel layers of queerness and faith through fear and joy.
Here, sexuality and God meet in the folds of fabric and flesh.
Who are when no ones looking? Who are we when we are finally seen?
Can we ever exist beyond someone else's gaze?

Honest and electric - 'Dirty Laundry' dares to speak what's usually left unsaid.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £9

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Explicit sexual language, Swearing, Mention of homophobia, Religious offence

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

... real friends help you move a body.
An award winning black comedy about two inept Irish criminals who have dreams of pulling off a heist far beyond their minimal abilities. They plan to enlist the help of a local crime boss with a fearsome reputation for violence. What could possibly go wrong? Well, more or less everything.
Ambition, folly, violence, murder, revenge and... redemption? Friends Help You Move is a dark comedy thriller in one act written by John Ward.

Abusive love is love
Abusive love is an addiction, initially you don't notice the negative aspects. Then it sucks you in, you can't do without it anymore.
Marika's story will know all kinds of pain
And then only one way out

Based on a true story

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

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The story features sexual abuse, manipulation and self harming gestures

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

Lotophagi Theatre Company brings you a brand new adaptation of an Ancient Greek Tragedy: Euripides' 'Bacchae'! It’s the height of the psychedelic 60s and Pentheus, a cynical and jaded young man, believes he is being intentionally tormented by the new-age cult of Dionysus. Taking place over the course of a singular day, this play follows Pentheus as he comes to terms with his mother’s decision to abandon him in favour of joining the cult. Dionysus may claim to be a god, but that is the one thing our tragic protagonist is itching to prove wrong, even if he destroys himself in the process. 'Pentheus' is the story of a young man surrounded by sex, drugs, and social change, exposing the confusion that may lie behind the barricades of learned, self-destructive behaviours.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Web: ellahjoralemon.com/lotophagi-theatre-company

Instagram lotophagi.theatre.co

Let’s get surreal buds! Step into a world of the plants with a day of TV on the best channel in the ecosystem. Terrarium Network is brought to you by the Thingymabobsss. Plant yourself down and catch up with the latest episode of The Monsteras, a reality TV show about everyone’s favourite cheese plant family. Or if you’re looking for some dinner time inspiration, dig into Cella Ree’s Recipes. Thirsty for some great crime drama? Catch up with the news of London’s most illustrious serial weed killer.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7.50

Social Media

Instagram thingymabobsss

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Contains adult themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

... real friends help you move a body.
An award winning black comedy about two inept Irish criminals who have dreams of pulling off a heist far beyond their minimal abilities. They plan to enlist the help of a local crime boss with a fearsome reputation for violence. What could possibly go wrong? Well, more or less everything.
Ambition, folly, violence, murder, revenge and... redemption? Friends Help You Move is a dark comedy thriller in one act written by John Ward.

Who am I? Where do I belong?

A two-woman play exploring cultural in-betweenness — one character, second-generation Chinese-Spanish; the other, mixed-race Danish, Nigerian, and Italian — who has long navigated multiple worlds. As they wrestle with identity, belonging, and the weight of expectations, their balloons become both a mirror of their struggles and an imaginary friend offering comfort in a world that doesn’t always understand them.

Through raw, intimate dialogues, they confront alienation, racial prejudice, and the search for home. Poignant, deeply personal, and laced with humour, Neither Here Nor There speaks to international, second-generation, third-culture individuals, immigrants, and anyone questioning their place in society. This play is for those shaped by more than one culture and belonging to all and none.

Come join us on this journey. You might just see yourself in it.

Director: Sunny Jie Liu
Playwrights: Isabell Friis/Sunny Jie Liu
Producer: Sunny Jie Liu

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Instagram interlink.theatre

TikTok: @Interlink.theatre

The play includes references to bullying and violence related to cultural identity. Audience discretion is advised.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

“When will I, will I be famous?” asked Bros. And that’s what Sara Louise Aston asks herself all the time. When will she be famous?
In the show, Sara tells us stories of the bonkers measures she has taken to try and become famous. It’s not happened yet but she is trying and God loves a tryer.
So sit back in your seat and take this charming and colourful ride with Sara as she describes the tales of the good, the bad and the quirky ways of how she has attempted to find fame. And who knows: maybe this show will make her famous? (Spoiler – probably not, but it will be fun!)

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £6.50

Social Media

Web: www.saralouiseaston.com

Facebook: saralouaston

Instagram comedyloulou

TikTok: @comedyloulou

Twitter: comedyloulou

YouTube @comedyloulou79

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I swear a little...

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

A sharp, seductive thriller where art, ambition, and artificial intelligence collide.

"GAP" invites you into the house of gallery owner Kirsten Blackwood, where the arrival of her charismatic young artist boyfriend triggers a dangerous game of seduction, betrayal, and revenge with her oldest friend, social media influencer Christopher Price.

But in a world where authenticity is just another performance, who's really pulling the strings?

Bring your phones. Participate in the drama. Become part of the algorithm.
Join the conversation before, during, and after the show!
Scan the QR code on your program to join our WhatsApp group and participate in real-time.

This groundbreaking production, making history as the first play ever written using artificial intelligence, blurs the lines between human creativity and artificial intelligence, asking provocative questions about art, desire, and what it means to be authentic in a digital age.

Don't turn off your phones – you're part of the performance.

Marie Reinherr as Kirsten
Dan Iliadis as Christopher
Patric Schwaab as George

Idea and directed by Kirill Levman

#GAPplay #WhosPullingtheStrings #FirstAIPlay

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Facebook: profile.php?id=61573741586008

Instagram one_tel_aviv_theatre

Twitter: onetatheatre

Let’s get surreal buds! Step into a world of the plants with a day of TV on the best channel in the ecosystem. Terrarium Network is brought to you by the Thingymabobsss. Plant yourself down and catch up with the latest episode of The Monsteras, a reality TV show about everyone’s favourite cheese plant family. Or if you’re looking for some dinner time inspiration, dig into Cella Ree’s Recipes. Thirsty for some great crime drama? Catch up with the news of London’s most illustrious serial weed killer.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7.50

Social Media

Instagram thingymabobsss

Information

Contains adult themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

... real friends help you move a body.
An award winning black comedy about two inept Irish criminals who have dreams of pulling off a heist far beyond their minimal abilities. They plan to enlist the help of a local crime boss with a fearsome reputation for violence. What could possibly go wrong? Well, more or less everything.
Ambition, folly, violence, murder, revenge and... redemption? Friends Help You Move is a dark comedy thriller in one act written by John Ward.

Who am I? Where do I belong?

A two-woman play exploring cultural in-betweenness — one character, second-generation Chinese-Spanish; the other, mixed-race Danish, Nigerian, and Italian — who has long navigated multiple worlds. As they wrestle with identity, belonging, and the weight of expectations, their balloons become both a mirror of their struggles and an imaginary friend offering comfort in a world that doesn’t always understand them.

Through raw, intimate dialogues, they confront alienation, racial prejudice, and the search for home. Poignant, deeply personal, and laced with humour, Neither Here Nor There speaks to international, second-generation, third-culture individuals, immigrants, and anyone questioning their place in society. This play is for those shaped by more than one culture and belonging to all and none.

Come join us on this journey. You might just see yourself in it.

Director: Sunny Jie Liu
Playwrights: Isabell Friis/Sunny Jie Liu
Producer: Sunny Jie Liu

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Instagram interlink.theatre

TikTok: @Interlink.theatre

The play includes references to bullying and violence related to cultural identity. Audience discretion is advised.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

“When will I, will I be famous?” asked Bros. And that’s what Sara Louise Aston asks herself all the time. When will she be famous?
In the show, Sara tells us stories of the bonkers measures she has taken to try and become famous. It’s not happened yet but she is trying and God loves a tryer.
So sit back in your seat and take this charming and colourful ride with Sara as she describes the tales of the good, the bad and the quirky ways of how she has attempted to find fame. And who knows: maybe this show will make her famous? (Spoiler – probably not, but it will be fun!)

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £6.50

Social Media

Web: www.saralouiseaston.com

Facebook: saralouaston

Instagram comedyloulou

TikTok: @comedyloulou

Twitter: comedyloulou

YouTube @comedyloulou79

Information

I swear a little...

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Lotophagi Theatre Company brings you a brand new adaptation of an Ancient Greek Tragedy: Euripides' 'Bacchae'! It’s the height of the psychedelic 60s and Pentheus, a cynical and jaded young man, believes he is being intentionally tormented by the new-age cult of Dionysus. Taking place over the course of a singular day, this play follows Pentheus as he comes to terms with his mother’s decision to abandon him in favour of joining the cult. Dionysus may claim to be a god, but that is the one thing our tragic protagonist is itching to prove wrong, even if he destroys himself in the process. 'Pentheus' is the story of a young man surrounded by sex, drugs, and social change, exposing the confusion that may lie behind the barricades of learned, self-destructive behaviours.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Web: ellahjoralemon.com/lotophagi-theatre-company

Instagram lotophagi.theatre.co

Kitt can be a bit of a bitch. Noel can be an asshole. But they loved each other, once. Why don’t they anymore? And why don’t they even recognize one another?

Noel and Kitt enter a Launderette, but as their eyes meet, they can’t quite place where they know each other from. Over the next hour, they air their dirty laundry, chatting shit about their exes without realizing they're talking to the very same. As their clothes get sudsy, they discover more about each other, and the life they shared, until they start to remember who they were (or are) to each other.

Memory is a tricky thing- it can make us forget things it deems painful. But what happens when we come face to face with those memories? How hard will your mind work to keep you in the dark?

Spin Cycle is a queer love story about the space between loving someone and not, forgetting and remembering, and dirty and clean clothes. It is a bittersweet, absurdist piece that delves into a complex relationship and explores how love can affect someone long after it is forgotten.

“Berserk Theatre” is co-run by Zofia Zerphy and Vilde Bjorkedal. Spin Cycle is their third play, following An Average Family (★★★★ – Adventures in Theatre Land), and their debut play How to Urn a Living, ( ★★★★ – Everything Theatre, ★★★★ – Theatre and Art Reviews).

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £13

Social Media

Web: linktr.ee/berserktheatre

Facebook: profile.php?id=61559366806285

Instagram berserktheatre

TikTok: berserktheatre

Fin a freelance illustrator is working a zero-hour contract as a cycle courier, her free-spirited and unconventional approach to life at odds with the expectations of those around her. Her discovery in her late twenties that she is pregnant leads her to confront her own belief systems and examines the othering of expectant mothers.

'Am I Losing My Mind Or Just My Figure' premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 24 years ago winning a London transfer to the Pleasance in London.
New elements have been introduced since its first outing in 2001, with actor and theatre maker Genevieve Labuschagne collaborating with the show’s originator Sam Holland-Bunyan.

This version, whilst maintaining much of the original considers some of the crises that Labuschagne has herself experienced as a woman in her late twenties attempting to manage the pressures of an unconventional career, misguided relationships, and the decision to have a child.

“A delicate and wistful reflection on pregnancy, something rarely explored in the theatre" The Stage

"One of the braver, more sensitive, and infinitely more memorable shows on the Fringe” The Scotsman****

Inventive, physical and achingly human. The show comically explores life, pregnancy & parenthood. It shines a light on how not only so much of who we are and what we do is shaped by those who raise us but also how so much of what we experience changes us.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Instagram amilosingmymindorjustmyfigure

Who am I? Where do I belong?

A two-woman play exploring cultural in-betweenness — one character, second-generation Chinese-Spanish; the other, mixed-race Danish, Nigerian, and Italian — who has long navigated multiple worlds. As they wrestle with identity, belonging, and the weight of expectations, their balloons become both a mirror of their struggles and an imaginary friend offering comfort in a world that doesn’t always understand them.

Through raw, intimate dialogues, they confront alienation, racial prejudice, and the search for home. Poignant, deeply personal, and laced with humour, Neither Here Nor There speaks to international, second-generation, third-culture individuals, immigrants, and anyone questioning their place in society. This play is for those shaped by more than one culture and belonging to all and none.

Come join us on this journey. You might just see yourself in it.

Director: Sunny Jie Liu
Playwrights: Isabell Friis/Sunny Jie Liu
Producer: Sunny Jie Liu

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Instagram interlink.theatre

TikTok: @Interlink.theatre

The play includes references to bullying and violence related to cultural identity. Audience discretion is advised.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

“When will I, will I be famous?” asked Bros. And that’s what Sara Louise Aston asks herself all the time. When will she be famous?
In the show, Sara tells us stories of the bonkers measures she has taken to try and become famous. It’s not happened yet but she is trying and God loves a tryer.
So sit back in your seat and take this charming and colourful ride with Sara as she describes the tales of the good, the bad and the quirky ways of how she has attempted to find fame. And who knows: maybe this show will make her famous? (Spoiler – probably not, but it will be fun!)

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 45 mins

Price: £6.50

Social Media

Web: www.saralouiseaston.com

Facebook: saralouaston

Instagram comedyloulou

TikTok: @comedyloulou

Twitter: comedyloulou

YouTube @comedyloulou79

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I swear a little...

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Lotophagi Theatre Company brings you a brand new adaptation of an Ancient Greek Tragedy: Euripides' 'Bacchae'! It’s the height of the psychedelic 60s and Pentheus, a cynical and jaded young man, believes he is being intentionally tormented by the new-age cult of Dionysus. Taking place over the course of a singular day, this play follows Pentheus as he comes to terms with his mother’s decision to abandon him in favour of joining the cult. Dionysus may claim to be a god, but that is the one thing our tragic protagonist is itching to prove wrong, even if he destroys himself in the process. 'Pentheus' is the story of a young man surrounded by sex, drugs, and social change, exposing the confusion that may lie behind the barricades of learned, self-destructive behaviours.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Web: ellahjoralemon.com/lotophagi-theatre-company

Instagram lotophagi.theatre.co

... real friends help you move a body.
An award winning black comedy about two inept Irish criminals who have dreams of pulling off a heist far beyond their minimal abilities. They plan to enlist the help of a local crime boss with a fearsome reputation for violence. What could possibly go wrong? Well, more or less everything.
Ambition, folly, violence, murder, revenge and... redemption? Friends Help You Move is a dark comedy thriller in one act written by John Ward.

A brand new, one-man, sketch comedy show! Written and performed by - you guessed it - Jonty O'Callaghan. This is a fast-paced collection of character-driven sketch comedy. Bonkers, hilarious and tonnes of fun; expect madness and audience participation. And maybe a unicorn or two. It's gonna be a laugh.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £8.50

Instagram @onemanjonty

Strong Language and Adult Themes

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Dirty Laundry is a fearless, visceral, poetic exploration into sex, shame and the sacred.

Set in Catholic laundrette, four women navigate their intimate relationships with themselves, eachother and their worlds.
So as reality bends and boundaries blur, they begin to unravel layers of queerness and faith through fear and joy.
Here, sexuality and God meet in the folds of fabric and flesh.
Who are when no ones looking? Who are we when we are finally seen?
Can we ever exist beyond someone else's gaze?

Honest and electric - 'Dirty Laundry' dares to speak what's usually left unsaid.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £9

Instagram dirtylaundryplay

Explicit sexual language, Swearing, Mention of homophobia, Religious offence

Suitable for ages: 18+

Fin a freelance illustrator is working a zero-hour contract as a cycle courier, her free-spirited and unconventional approach to life at odds with the expectations of those around her. Her discovery in her late twenties that she is pregnant leads her to confront her own belief systems and examines the othering of expectant mothers.

'Am I Losing My Mind Or Just My Figure' premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 24 years ago winning a London transfer to the Pleasance in London.
New elements have been introduced since its first outing in 2001, with actor and theatre maker Genevieve Labuschagne collaborating with the show’s originator Sam Holland-Bunyan.

This version, whilst maintaining much of the original considers some of the crises that Labuschagne has herself experienced as a woman in her late twenties attempting to manage the pressures of an unconventional career, misguided relationships, and the decision to have a child.

“A delicate and wistful reflection on pregnancy, something rarely explored in the theatre" The Stage

"One of the braver, more sensitive, and infinitely more memorable shows on the Fringe” The Scotsman****

Inventive, physical and achingly human. The show comically explores life, pregnancy & parenthood. It shines a light on how not only so much of who we are and what we do is shaped by those who raise us but also how so much of what we experience changes us.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Instagram amilosingmymindorjustmyfigure

A girl went looking for Camden. And couldn't find it anywhere...

The story of an alien goddess sent from the heavens by her mother to roam the streets of North London and salvage what’s left of rock and roll.

'She Sells Sanctuary on The Prince of Wales Road' is an experimental event - featuring live music, poetry, movement and an unreliable narrator - a journey through Camden, music and time.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7

Social Media

Web: vimeo.com/josephinejames

Instagram phenebambini

Information

some swearing

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Dirty Laundry is a fearless, visceral, poetic exploration into sex, shame and the sacred.

Set in Catholic laundrette, four women navigate their intimate relationships with themselves, eachother and their worlds.
So as reality bends and boundaries blur, they begin to unravel layers of queerness and faith through fear and joy.
Here, sexuality and God meet in the folds of fabric and flesh.
Who are when no ones looking? Who are we when we are finally seen?
Can we ever exist beyond someone else's gaze?

Honest and electric - 'Dirty Laundry' dares to speak what's usually left unsaid.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £9

Instagram dirtylaundryplay

Explicit sexual language, Swearing, Mention of homophobia, Religious offence

Suitable for ages: 18+

Comfort is a fictional retelling about the Filipino Comfort Women in World War 2. An educational play that hopes to remember these people.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Trigger warning: The show speaks about war, violence, rape

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

A sharp, seductive thriller where art, ambition, and artificial intelligence collide.

"GAP" invites you into the house of gallery owner Kirsten Blackwood, where the arrival of her charismatic young artist boyfriend triggers a dangerous game of seduction, betrayal, and revenge with her oldest friend, social media influencer Christopher Price.

But in a world where authenticity is just another performance, who's really pulling the strings?

Bring your phones. Participate in the drama. Become part of the algorithm.
Join the conversation before, during, and after the show!
Scan the QR code on your program to join our WhatsApp group and participate in real-time.

This groundbreaking production, making history as the first play ever written using artificial intelligence, blurs the lines between human creativity and artificial intelligence, asking provocative questions about art, desire, and what it means to be authentic in a digital age.

Don't turn off your phones – you're part of the performance.

Sophie Jugé as Kirsten
Dan Iliadis as Christopher
Patric Schwaab as George

Idea and directed by Kirill Levman

#GAPplay #WhosPullingtheStrings #FirstAIPlay

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Facebook: profile.php?id=61573741586008

Instagram one_tel_aviv_theatre

Twitter: onetatheatre

Fin a freelance illustrator is working a zero-hour contract as a cycle courier, her free-spirited and unconventional approach to life at odds with the expectations of those around her. Her discovery in her late twenties that she is pregnant leads her to confront her own belief systems and examines the othering of expectant mothers.

'Am I Losing My Mind Or Just My Figure' premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 24 years ago winning a London transfer to the Pleasance in London.
New elements have been introduced since its first outing in 2001, with actor and theatre maker Genevieve Labuschagne collaborating with the show’s originator Sam Holland-Bunyan.

This version, whilst maintaining much of the original considers some of the crises that Labuschagne has herself experienced as a woman in her late twenties attempting to manage the pressures of an unconventional career, misguided relationships, and the decision to have a child.

“A delicate and wistful reflection on pregnancy, something rarely explored in the theatre" The Stage

"One of the braver, more sensitive, and infinitely more memorable shows on the Fringe” The Scotsman****

Inventive, physical and achingly human. The show comically explores life, pregnancy & parenthood. It shines a light on how not only so much of who we are and what we do is shaped by those who raise us but also how so much of what we experience changes us.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Instagram amilosingmymindorjustmyfigure

A girl went looking for Camden. And couldn't find it anywhere...

The story of an alien goddess sent from the heavens by her mother to roam the streets of North London and salvage what’s left of rock and roll.

'She Sells Sanctuary on The Prince of Wales Road' is an experimental event - featuring live music, poetry, movement and an unreliable narrator - a journey through Camden, music and time.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7

Social Media

Web: vimeo.com/josephinejames

Instagram phenebambini

Information

some swearing

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Does everyone deserve to tell their story?
Told over the course of one evening, lazy and struggling nepo-baby writer Hunter has to complete the script for his new TV show - that he hasn't even started yet. His writing partner Ash is all-in on the project, but she has some skeletons in her closet that may trip up the whole operation. Complete with some oddly familiar personalities visiting our pair through the night, the writers tackle soul-searching, wrestle with lacking self-purpose, and are left puzzling over the universal human condition of 'who was I born to be?'
A comedy spectacle debuting a company of fresh talent from the top Drama Schools across London, and don't worry - my parents are totally un-famous. Normal babies here.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £6

Instagram dotcam.company

TikTok: @dotcam.company

YouTube @indy8

Flashing Lights, Occasional Strong Language, Very Mild Threat

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Comfort is a fictional retelling about the Filipino Comfort Women in World War 2. An educational play that hopes to remember these people.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Trigger warning: The show speaks about war, violence, rape

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Inspired by a twisted take on a familiar tube announcement, See it, say it... salted! reimagines London through the eyes of the unseen: a mouldy lettuce, a scheming pigeon, coffee grounds, a fox, a graffiti-covered wall, and an old rice cooker mistaken by alien archaeologists for a sacred Earth relic.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15, £16

Instagram seeitsayitsalted

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

Welcome to a world where suffering is currency, where trauma is art, and where pain is the ultimate proof of existence. In this surreal, gut-wrenching journey, a wanderer ascends a crumbling building, floor by floor, through a labyrinth of twisted memories and psychological wreckage.
Alongside them, a stranger hoards grotesque X-ray vinyl—warped, fractured, and prized for the sickness captured within. Each floor unveils a spectacle of decaying dreams, anxious stagnation, and the seductive lure of suffering as identity.
Inspired by the Jirai Kei phenomenon, And Tonight No One Descends is an experimental theatre piece which explores how pain is internalised and externalised in different ways. Will you watch from a distance, or will you recognise yourself in the wreckage? Through this journey, the play examines the universal struggle with trauma, inviting audiences to reflect on their own experiences with empathy and understanding.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Web: pricklyash.framer.website/

Instagram prickly.ash.theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

A sharp, seductive thriller where art, ambition, and artificial intelligence collide.

"GAP" invites you into the house of gallery owner Kirsten Blackwood, where the arrival of her charismatic young artist boyfriend triggers a dangerous game of seduction, betrayal, and revenge with her oldest friend, social media influencer Christopher Price.

But in a world where authenticity is just another performance, who's really pulling the strings?

Bring your phones. Participate in the drama. Become part of the algorithm.
Join the conversation before, during, and after the show!
Scan the QR code on your program to join our WhatsApp group and participate in real-time.

This groundbreaking production, making history as the first play ever written using artificial intelligence, blurs the lines between human creativity and artificial intelligence, asking provocative questions about art, desire, and what it means to be authentic in a digital age.

Don't turn off your phones – you're part of the performance.

Sophie Jugé as Kirsten
Dan Iliadis as Christopher
Patric Schwaab as George

Idea and directed by Kirill Levman

#GAPplay #WhosPullingtheStrings #FirstAIPlay

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Facebook: profile.php?id=61573741586008

Instagram one_tel_aviv_theatre

Twitter: onetatheatre

Does everyone deserve to tell their story?
Told over the course of one evening, lazy and struggling nepo-baby writer Hunter has to complete the script for his new TV show - that he hasn't even started yet. His writing partner Ash is all-in on the project, but she has some skeletons in her closet that may trip up the whole operation. Complete with some oddly familiar personalities visiting our pair through the night, the writers tackle soul-searching, wrestle with lacking self-purpose, and are left puzzling over the universal human condition of 'who was I born to be?'
A comedy spectacle debuting a company of fresh talent from the top Drama Schools across London, and don't worry - my parents are totally un-famous. Normal babies here.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £6

Instagram dotcam.company

TikTok: @dotcam.company

YouTube @indy8

Flashing Lights, Occasional Strong Language, Very Mild Threat

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Does everyone deserve to tell their story?
Told over the course of one evening, lazy and struggling nepo-baby writer Hunter has to complete the script for his new TV show - that he hasn't even started yet. His writing partner Ash is all-in on the project, but she has some skeletons in her closet that may trip up the whole operation. Complete with some oddly familiar personalities visiting our pair through the night, the writers tackle soul-searching, wrestle with lacking self-purpose, and are left puzzling over the universal human condition of 'who was I born to be?'
A comedy spectacle debuting a company of fresh talent from the top Drama Schools across London, and don't worry - my parents are totally un-famous. Normal babies here.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £6

Instagram dotcam.company

TikTok: @dotcam.company

YouTube @indy8

Flashing Lights, Occasional Strong Language, Very Mild Threat

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

Comfort is a fictional retelling about the Filipino Comfort Women in World War 2. An educational play that hopes to remember these people.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Trigger warning: The show speaks about war, violence, rape

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Welcome to a world where suffering is currency, where trauma is art, and where pain is the ultimate proof of existence. In this surreal, gut-wrenching journey, a wanderer ascends a crumbling building, floor by floor, through a labyrinth of twisted memories and psychological wreckage.
Alongside them, a stranger hoards grotesque X-ray vinyl—warped, fractured, and prized for the sickness captured within. Each floor unveils a spectacle of decaying dreams, anxious stagnation, and the seductive lure of suffering as identity.
Inspired by the Jirai Kei phenomenon, And Tonight No One Descends is an experimental theatre piece which explores how pain is internalised and externalised in different ways. Will you watch from a distance, or will you recognise yourself in the wreckage? Through this journey, the play examines the universal struggle with trauma, inviting audiences to reflect on their own experiences with empathy and understanding.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Web: pricklyash.framer.website/

Instagram prickly.ash.theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Join Cambridge Footlight and British Film Institute award-winning comedian Sameera Bhalotra Bowers for an hour of standup, poetry, puppetry and multimedia presentations about uncertainty, loved ones and spherical cows.

Following a sell-out, 4.5/5 star run in Cambridge, Sameera brings her “poignant, committed, absurd and utterly delightful” (The Tab, 2025) show to Camden.

What reviewers are saying:
“Genius” (Varsity, 2024)
“Priceless comedic timing” (The Tab, 2024)
“Leaving reviewers crying with laughter” (Varsity, 2025)

Six women, exiled from their homes. Sent to colonise a new land. A boat. Powerful men, oppressed women. You can guess what happens next. A journey that takes longer than expected, and weathers more than storms. Navigating life on the ship is a crueller fate than the destination, and the convicts have a choice to make. Using the devices of theatre, music and narrative we bring women to life, three-dimensionally and unapologetically. What happens when women close their legs and open their mouths?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Web: sweptunderproductions.co.uk

Facebook: SweptUnderProductions

Instagram sweptunderproductions

TikTok: sweptunderproductions

YouTube SweptUnderProductions

Comfort is a fictional retelling about the Filipino Comfort Women in World War 2. An educational play that hopes to remember these people.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Trigger warning: The show speaks about war, violence, rape

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Welcome to a world where suffering is currency, where trauma is art, and where pain is the ultimate proof of existence. In this surreal, gut-wrenching journey, a wanderer ascends a crumbling building, floor by floor, through a labyrinth of twisted memories and psychological wreckage.
Alongside them, a stranger hoards grotesque X-ray vinyl—warped, fractured, and prized for the sickness captured within. Each floor unveils a spectacle of decaying dreams, anxious stagnation, and the seductive lure of suffering as identity.
Inspired by the Jirai Kei phenomenon, And Tonight No One Descends is an experimental theatre piece which explores how pain is internalised and externalised in different ways. Will you watch from a distance, or will you recognise yourself in the wreckage? Through this journey, the play examines the universal struggle with trauma, inviting audiences to reflect on their own experiences with empathy and understanding.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Web: pricklyash.framer.website/

Instagram prickly.ash.theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Join Cambridge Footlight and British Film Institute award-winning comedian Sameera Bhalotra Bowers for an hour of standup, poetry, puppetry and multimedia presentations about uncertainty, loved ones and spherical cows.

Following a sell-out, 4.5/5 star run in Cambridge, Sameera brings her “poignant, committed, absurd and utterly delightful” (The Tab, 2025) show to Camden.

What reviewers are saying:
“Genius” (Varsity, 2024)
“Priceless comedic timing” (The Tab, 2024)
“Leaving reviewers crying with laughter” (Varsity, 2025)

Six women, exiled from their homes. Sent to colonise a new land. A boat. Powerful men, oppressed women. You can guess what happens next. A journey that takes longer than expected, and weathers more than storms. Navigating life on the ship is a crueller fate than the destination, and the convicts have a choice to make. Using the devices of theatre, music and narrative we bring women to life, three-dimensionally and unapologetically. What happens when women close their legs and open their mouths?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Web: sweptunderproductions.co.uk

Facebook: SweptUnderProductions

Instagram sweptunderproductions

TikTok: sweptunderproductions

YouTube SweptUnderProductions

Inspired by a twisted take on a familiar tube announcement, See it, say it... salted! reimagines London through the eyes of the unseen: a mouldy lettuce, a scheming pigeon, coffee grounds, a fox, a graffiti-covered wall, and an old rice cooker mistaken by alien archaeologists for a sacred Earth relic.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15, £16

Instagram seeitsayitsalted

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

Kitt can be a bit of a bitch. Noel can be an asshole. But they loved each other, once. Why don’t they anymore? And why don’t they even recognize one another?

Noel and Kitt enter a Launderette, but as their eyes meet, they can’t quite place where they know each other from. Over the next hour, they air their dirty laundry, chatting shit about their exes without realizing they're talking to the very same. As their clothes get sudsy, they discover more about each other, and the life they shared, until they start to remember who they were (or are) to each other.

Memory is a tricky thing- it can make us forget things it deems painful. But what happens when we come face to face with those memories? How hard will your mind work to keep you in the dark?

Spin Cycle is a queer love story about the space between loving someone and not, forgetting and remembering, and dirty and clean clothes. It is a bittersweet, absurdist piece that delves into a complex relationship and explores how love can affect someone long after it is forgotten.

“Berserk Theatre” is co-run by Zofia Zerphy and Vilde Bjorkedal. Spin Cycle is their third play, following An Average Family (★★★★ – Adventures in Theatre Land), and their debut play How to Urn a Living, ( ★★★★ – Everything Theatre, ★★★★ – Theatre and Art Reviews).

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £13

Social Media

Web: linktr.ee/berserktheatre

Facebook: profile.php?id=61559366806285

Instagram berserktheatre

TikTok: berserktheatre

Six women, exiled from their homes. Sent to colonise a new land. A boat. Powerful men, oppressed women. You can guess what happens next. A journey that takes longer than expected, and weathers more than storms. Navigating life on the ship is a crueller fate than the destination, and the convicts have a choice to make. Using the devices of theatre, music and narrative we bring women to life, three-dimensionally and unapologetically. What happens when women close their legs and open their mouths?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Web: sweptunderproductions.co.uk

Facebook: SweptUnderProductions

Instagram sweptunderproductions

TikTok: sweptunderproductions

YouTube SweptUnderProductions

Welcome to a world where suffering is currency, where trauma is art, and where pain is the ultimate proof of existence. In this surreal, gut-wrenching journey, a wanderer ascends a crumbling building, floor by floor, through a labyrinth of twisted memories and psychological wreckage.
Alongside them, a stranger hoards grotesque X-ray vinyl—warped, fractured, and prized for the sickness captured within. Each floor unveils a spectacle of decaying dreams, anxious stagnation, and the seductive lure of suffering as identity.
Inspired by the Jirai Kei phenomenon, And Tonight No One Descends is an experimental theatre piece which explores how pain is internalised and externalised in different ways. Will you watch from a distance, or will you recognise yourself in the wreckage? Through this journey, the play examines the universal struggle with trauma, inviting audiences to reflect on their own experiences with empathy and understanding.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Web: pricklyash.framer.website/

Instagram prickly.ash.theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Join Cambridge Footlight and British Film Institute award-winning comedian Sameera Bhalotra Bowers for an hour of standup, poetry, puppetry and multimedia presentations about uncertainty, loved ones and spherical cows.

Following a sell-out, 4.5/5 star run in Cambridge, Sameera brings her “poignant, committed, absurd and utterly delightful” (The Tab, 2025) show to Camden.

What reviewers are saying:
“Genius” (Varsity, 2024)
“Priceless comedic timing” (The Tab, 2024)
“Leaving reviewers crying with laughter” (Varsity, 2025)

Get Ready For Mind Bending Hilarity that will take you on a trip like never before! Where you (volunteers) from the audience become the stars of the show. In this comedy hypnosis stage show volunteers from the audience will be invited to enjoy a hypnotic trance in which they will travel back to the heart of the 90’s Rave Scene.

This immersive Hypnosis Stage show, combines comedy with incredible feats of hypnotic mind altering lunacy. Expect to see the volunteers from the audience have their feet stuck, hands locked, forget their names and general hypnotic hilarity.

As this hypnosis show celebrates the rave culture of the 90’s there will be suggestions for outbursts from: Security Officers, Podium dancers, DJ’s, Clubbers waiting for the toilet and of course the Police.

If you like a party vibe, raving and exploring ideas about consciousness you will love this show.

Inspired by a twisted take on a familiar tube announcement, See it, say it... salted! reimagines London through the eyes of the unseen: a mouldy lettuce, a scheming pigeon, coffee grounds, a fox, a graffiti-covered wall, and an old rice cooker mistaken by alien archaeologists for a sacred Earth relic.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15, £16

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Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

Welcome to a world where suffering is currency, where trauma is art, and where pain is the ultimate proof of existence. In this surreal, gut-wrenching journey, a wanderer ascends a crumbling building, floor by floor, through a labyrinth of twisted memories and psychological wreckage.
Alongside them, a stranger hoards grotesque X-ray vinyl—warped, fractured, and prized for the sickness captured within. Each floor unveils a spectacle of decaying dreams, anxious stagnation, and the seductive lure of suffering as identity.
Inspired by the Jirai Kei phenomenon, And Tonight No One Descends is an experimental theatre piece which explores how pain is internalised and externalised in different ways. Will you watch from a distance, or will you recognise yourself in the wreckage? Through this journey, the play examines the universal struggle with trauma, inviting audiences to reflect on their own experiences with empathy and understanding.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

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Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Inspired by a twisted take on a familiar tube announcement, See it, say it... salted! reimagines London through the eyes of the unseen: a mouldy lettuce, a scheming pigeon, coffee grounds, a fox, a graffiti-covered wall, and an old rice cooker mistaken by alien archaeologists for a sacred Earth relic.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15, £16

Instagram seeitsayitsalted

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

Presented by BlackPen Productions & Black Bat Productions

Written by & Starring Emeka Agada

Directed by Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller

Set in a fractured America transitioning from the Reagan era into the Bush presidency, The Last Black Messiah is a touching two-hander political drama that unfolds inside a prison. Dr. Oko, an ex-professor and black revolutionary leader, awaits his execution. When his former student makes a surprise visit to the once renowned professor, not everything is as it seems.

Through memories and clashing convictions, the play explores the struggle for power and justice in a nation whose priorities overlook the needs of the people.

This marks the world premiere and playwriting debut of Emeka Agada, a rising actor known for his work in the hit action series Reacher (Amazon Prime). Co-starring Kenneth Butler, and directed by award-nominated playwright and director Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller, known for his bold and innovative theatre work. This production is a must see!

Cast & Creative Team

Emeka Agada

Emeka Agada is an award nominated actor who rose to international attention for his viral appearance in Amazon Prime’s original series, Reacher. On film, he recently portrayed Hip-Hop legend Paradise Gray in an upcoming biopic starring David Harewood. His stage work includes The Midnight Caller and Kim’s Convenience. His original sketch comedy web series Black Smith was recently an official selection at TINFF, earning three nominations, including Best Web Series and Best Actor.

Trained at Guildford School of Acting

Kenneth Butler

Stage credits include Flying Ant Day, Pericles, Looking Forward and The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.

Trained at Guildford School of Acting

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller is a director, actor, screenwriter, and published playwright. He has directed more than 30 theatrical productions, including the UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winner James Ijames’ White and three runs of his acclaimed play In Everglade Studio. His work has been nominated for the George Devine Award for Most Promising Playwright (for Blood Red Apples & Deep Gold Honey), the BBC Writersroom Popcorn Award for Best New Writing (for In Everglade Studio), and an Offie (for Port City Signature), and won a Bursary Prize for writing and performance at Screenshot, hosted by the Royal Court (for The Nomineers, a monologue adaptation of his play Press). Most recently directed the media satire ‘Press’ (★★★★★ “Genius” – Broadway Baby)

Black Bat Productions has been creating theatre since 2017, and has been behind a broad range of sharp, stylish pieces of theatre. The company has a curious, incisive, and acclaimed approach to original storytelling. In addition to multiple London runs, Black Bat Productions has staged original work at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival seven times. Notable productions include: 1950s jazz noir Mack The Knife, Twilight-Zone-inspired mystery Technicolor, razor-sharp political satire Chagos 1971, heist thriller Fear of Roses, 1960s fashion-industry caper Nines and contemporary comedy-drama The Kindness of Strangers. Black Bat Productions has seen three of its pieces published by Methuen Drama: 1970s set play-with-songs In Everglade Studio, Hitchcock-esque noir thriller Port City Signature, and acclaimed satire Press.

Black Pen Productions is a London-based creative company dedicated to developing bold new writing and socially engaging storytelling across stage and screen. Its debut production, The Midnight Caller, achieved a sold‑out run at the Old Red Lion Theatre (★★★★ " Thrilling” –  Everything Theatre)

CW: Racial tension, strong language, grief, death and drug use. Occasional loud noise.

Recommend age 14+

At Etcetera, 'Gap' boldly confronts the 'anti-AI' debate transforming creative industries.

Director Kirill Levman on his AI collaboration: 'No, it isn't some ‘wanna-be writer’ taking an AI shortcut. Yes, I was desperate—exhausted from scouring contemporary works and fighting copyright battles. Classical plays are brilliant, but I couldn't find inspiration that fits my mood in this situation. So why not collaborate with AI? Can you watch five minutes of television without hearing about it? Welcome to a new era.'

The story follows gallery owner Kirsten Blackwood caught in a volatile triangle with her young artist boyfriend George and ambitious influencer friend Christopher. Their drawing room drama escalates when George's AI-assisted art challenges Kirsten's traditional values while Christopher pursues viral fame at any cost.

Set in the art world, the play reflects our shared anxiety about artificial creativity, echoing genuine concerns about AI's impact on human expression. The production embraces this contradiction—incorporating AI while affirming theatre's human essence. Join the conversation! Scan the QR code to enter our WhatsApp group and participate. Don't turn off your phones – you're part of the performance.

Cast: Sophie Jugé as Kirsten, Dan Iliadis as Christopher, Patric Schwaab as George

Creative Team: Yulia Savitskaya, Lucien Campbell, Vera Parnikel

Idea and directed by Kirill Levman

Presented by BlackPen Productions & Black Bat Productions

Written by & Starring Emeka Agada

Directed by Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller

Set in a fractured America transitioning from the Reagan era into the Bush presidency, The Last Black Messiah is a touching two-hander political drama that unfolds inside a prison. Dr. Oko, an ex-professor and black revolutionary leader, awaits his execution. When his former student makes a surprise visit to the once renowned professor, not everything is as it seems.

Through memories and clashing convictions, the play explores the struggle for power and justice in a nation whose priorities overlook the needs of the people.

This marks the world premiere and playwriting debut of Emeka Agada, a rising actor known for his work in the hit action series Reacher (Amazon Prime). Co-starring Kenneth Butler, and directed by award-nominated playwright and director Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller, known for his bold and innovative theatre work. This production is a must see!

Cast & Creative Team

Emeka Agada

Emeka Agada is an award nominated actor who rose to international attention for his viral appearance in Amazon Prime’s original series, Reacher. On film, he recently portrayed Hip-Hop legend Paradise Gray in an upcoming biopic starring David Harewood. His stage work includes The Midnight Caller and Kim’s Convenience. His original sketch comedy web series Black Smith was recently an official selection at TINFF, earning three nominations, including Best Web Series and Best Actor.

Trained at Guildford School of Acting

Kenneth Butler

Stage credits include Flying Ant Day, Pericles, Looking Forward and The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.

Trained at Guildford School of Acting

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller is a director, actor, screenwriter, and published playwright. He has directed more than 30 theatrical productions, including the UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winner James Ijames’ White and three runs of his acclaimed play In Everglade Studio. His work has been nominated for the George Devine Award for Most Promising Playwright (for Blood Red Apples & Deep Gold Honey), the BBC Writersroom Popcorn Award for Best New Writing (for In Everglade Studio), and an Offie (for Port City Signature), and won a Bursary Prize for writing and performance at Screenshot, hosted by the Royal Court (for The Nomineers, a monologue adaptation of his play Press). Most recently directed the media satire ‘Press’ (★★★★★ “Genius” – Broadway Baby)

Black Bat Productions has been creating theatre since 2017, and has been behind a broad range of sharp, stylish pieces of theatre. The company has a curious, incisive, and acclaimed approach to original storytelling. In addition to multiple London runs, Black Bat Productions has staged original work at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival seven times. Notable productions include: 1950s jazz noir Mack The Knife, Twilight-Zone-inspired mystery Technicolor, razor-sharp political satire Chagos 1971, heist thriller Fear of Roses, 1960s fashion-industry caper Nines and contemporary comedy-drama The Kindness of Strangers. Black Bat Productions has seen three of its pieces published by Methuen Drama: 1970s set play-with-songs In Everglade Studio, Hitchcock-esque noir thriller Port City Signature, and acclaimed satire Press.

Black Pen Productions is a London-based creative company dedicated to developing bold new writing and socially engaging storytelling across stage and screen. Its debut production, The Midnight Caller, achieved a sold‑out run at the Old Red Lion Theatre (★★★★ " Thrilling” –  Everything Theatre)

CW: Racial tension, strong language, grief, death and drug use. Occasional loud noise.

Recommend age 14+

Presented by BlackPen Productions & Black Bat Productions

Written by & Starring Emeka Agada

Directed by Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller

Set in a fractured America transitioning from the Reagan era into the Bush presidency, The Last Black Messiah is a touching two-hander political drama that unfolds inside a prison. Dr. Oko, an ex-professor and black revolutionary leader, awaits his execution. When his former student makes a surprise visit to the once renowned professor, not everything is as it seems.

Through memories and clashing convictions, the play explores the struggle for power and justice in a nation whose priorities overlook the needs of the people.

This marks the world premiere and playwriting debut of Emeka Agada, a rising actor known for his work in the hit action series Reacher (Amazon Prime). Co-starring Kenneth Butler, and directed by award-nominated playwright and director Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller, known for his bold and innovative theatre work. This production is a must see!

Cast & Creative Team

Emeka Agada

Emeka Agada is an award nominated actor who rose to international attention for his viral appearance in Amazon Prime’s original series, Reacher. On film, he recently portrayed Hip-Hop legend Paradise Gray in an upcoming biopic starring David Harewood. His stage work includes The Midnight Caller and Kim’s Convenience. His original sketch comedy web series Black Smith was recently an official selection at TINFF, earning three nominations, including Best Web Series and Best Actor.

Trained at Guildford School of Acting

Kenneth Butler

Stage credits include Flying Ant Day, Pericles, Looking Forward and The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.

Trained at Guildford School of Acting

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller is a director, actor, screenwriter, and published playwright. He has directed more than 30 theatrical productions, including the UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winner James Ijames’ White and three runs of his acclaimed play In Everglade Studio. His work has been nominated for the George Devine Award for Most Promising Playwright (for Blood Red Apples & Deep Gold Honey), the BBC Writersroom Popcorn Award for Best New Writing (for In Everglade Studio), and an Offie (for Port City Signature), and won a Bursary Prize for writing and performance at Screenshot, hosted by the Royal Court (for The Nomineers, a monologue adaptation of his play Press). Most recently directed the media satire ‘Press’ (★★★★★ “Genius” – Broadway Baby)

Black Bat Productions has been creating theatre since 2017, and has been behind a broad range of sharp, stylish pieces of theatre. The company has a curious, incisive, and acclaimed approach to original storytelling. In addition to multiple London runs, Black Bat Productions has staged original work at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival seven times. Notable productions include: 1950s jazz noir Mack The Knife, Twilight-Zone-inspired mystery Technicolor, razor-sharp political satire Chagos 1971, heist thriller Fear of Roses, 1960s fashion-industry caper Nines and contemporary comedy-drama The Kindness of Strangers. Black Bat Productions has seen three of its pieces published by Methuen Drama: 1970s set play-with-songs In Everglade Studio, Hitchcock-esque noir thriller Port City Signature, and acclaimed satire Press.

Black Pen Productions is a London-based creative company dedicated to developing bold new writing and socially engaging storytelling across stage and screen. Its debut production, The Midnight Caller, achieved a sold‑out run at the Old Red Lion Theatre (★★★★ " Thrilling” –  Everything Theatre)

CW: Racial tension, strong language, grief, death and drug use. Occasional loud noise.

Recommend age 14+

“We accept the love we think we deserve.”- Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The Love We Think We Deserve is a bold, thought-provoking show about people living with Borderline Personality Disorder, how they experience the world and the struggles they face. Around 1 in a 100 people live with BPD, yet it is one of the most stigmatized mental health conditions. Online searches will reinforce harmful stereotypes and the majority of articles advise you how to “spot borderlines” – and avoid them. Rosie Cappuccino writes in her book, ‘Talking About BPD’: “A couple of clicks reveal widespread derogatory attitudes towards the condition […] YouTube videos […] warn that people with BPD are […] impossible to connect with and incapable of love. […] for many people the risks of being deemed untrustworthy, incapable or even dangerous can be too high. […] Many people […] feel safer disclosing anything but BPD.” With this play, I aim to give an insight into what living with BPD feels like and contribute to breaking down the stigma, bit by bit.

“I am not the other. I am one of you. Speak about me as if I were in the room- because I am.”

At Etcetera, 'Gap' boldly confronts the 'anti-AI' debate transforming creative industries.

Director Kirill Levman on his AI collaboration: 'No, it isn't some ‘wanna-be writer’ taking an AI shortcut. Yes, I was desperate—exhausted from scouring contemporary works and fighting copyright battles. Classical plays are brilliant, but I couldn't find inspiration that fits my mood in this situation. So why not collaborate with AI? Can you watch five minutes of television without hearing about it? Welcome to a new era.'

The story follows gallery owner Kirsten Blackwood caught in a volatile triangle with her young artist boyfriend George and ambitious influencer friend Christopher. Their drawing room drama escalates when George's AI-assisted art challenges Kirsten's traditional values while Christopher pursues viral fame at any cost.

Set in the art world, the play reflects our shared anxiety about artificial creativity, echoing genuine concerns about AI's impact on human expression. The production embraces this contradiction—incorporating AI while affirming theatre's human essence. Join the conversation! Scan the QR code to enter our WhatsApp group and participate. Don't turn off your phones – you're part of the performance.

Cast: Sophie Jugé as Kirsten, Dan Iliadis as Christopher, Patric Schwaab as George

Creative Team: Yulia Savitskaya, Lucien Campbell, Vera Parnikel

Idea and directed by Kirill Levman

“We accept the love we think we deserve.”- Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The Love We Think We Deserve is a bold, thought-provoking show about people living with Borderline Personality Disorder, how they experience the world and the struggles they face. Around 1 one a 100 people live with BPD, yet it is one of the most stigmatized mental health conditions. Online searches will reinforce harmful stereotypes and the majority of articles advise you how to “spot borderlines” – and avoid them. Rosie Cappuccino writes in her book, ‘Talking About BPD’: “A couple of clicks reveal widespread derogatory attitudes towards the condition […] YouTube videos […] warn that people with BPD are […] impossible to connect with and incapable of love. […] for many people the risks of being deemed untrustworthy, incapable or even dangerous can be too high. […] Many people […] feel safer disclosing anything but BPD.” With this play, I aim to give an insight into what living with BPD feels like and contribute to breaking down the stigma, bit by bit.

“I am not the other. I am one of you. Speak about me as if I were in the room- because I am.”

“We accept the love we think we deserve.”- Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The Love We Think We Deserve is a bold, thought-provoking show about people living with Borderline Personality Disorder, how they experience the world and the struggles they face. Around 1 one a 100 people live with BPD, yet it is one of the most stigmatized mental health conditions. Online searches will reinforce harmful stereotypes and the majority of articles advise you how to “spot borderlines” – and avoid them. Rosie Cappuccino writes in her book, ‘Talking About BPD’: “A couple of clicks reveal widespread derogatory attitudes towards the condition […] YouTube videos […] warn that people with BPD are […] impossible to connect with and incapable of love. […] for many people the risks of being deemed untrustworthy, incapable or even dangerous can be too high. […] Many people […] feel safer disclosing anything but BPD.” With this play, I aim to give an insight into what living with BPD feels like and contribute to breaking down the stigma, bit by bit.

“I am not the other. I am one of you. Speak about me as if I were in the room- because I am.”

 “We all know the story of Rapunzel... But what if I told you history has this story all wrong?"   

 This is not the fairytale you grew up with. I Call This One... Purple Rain is a bold, heartfelt reimagining of the Rapunzel myth — where the long-lost prince isn’t a knight in shining armour, but the Purple One himself: Prince Rogers Nelson. Told through monologue, memory, and music, this solo show explores identity, isolation, and the power of imagination in the face of silence. Inspired by real-life stories of stolen childhoods and the healing power of pop culture, it's a raw, funny, and moving letter to the past — and to Prince.

Written and Performed by: Rebecca Johnson

Producer: Khadija Hunter

A Shanghai dream wrapped in silk and rhythm. Tango in Silk tells the story of an East Asian woman arriving in the UK — her fear, tension, and cultural collision expressed through a fusion of Argentine tango and Chinese qipao style. A short but powerful journey of identity, movement, and transformation.

Straight from another successful Fringe run, your favourite sketch comedy boyband is back with their greatest hits! Winners of the Derek Award for Best Sketch Show at the 2024 Fringe, The Leeds Tealights present 50 minutes of chart-topping, raucous sketch comedy. Fresh from critically acclaimed performances in Leeds, Durham, Oxford and Manchester, these veteran performers sing, dance and deliver non-stop sketch mayhem. They're the boyband of your dreams – you'll laugh, you'll cry (from laughter), and you'll want to crowd-surf.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Set in a theatre broom cupboard, next to the building’s only toilet, Destination: ‘Old Hag’ is possibly the world's first 'Situation-Operatic-Comedy'... so, come and join the Ladies of the Chorus* as they chart their ups and downs in the world of opera over one-act with humour, heart, and a sprinkling of live opera singing!

Destination: ‘Old Hag’ was created and written by Samantha Houston, Bridget Hardy and Penny Rossano. It stars Bridget Hardy, Penny Rossano and Samantha Houston – three opera singers with more years’ stage experience than they care to mention …

*There are only 3 Ladies due to budgetary constraints.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

You need to get to know Maud, before you can really understand her. The year is 1848 and Maud is treading a thin line between a lonely life with her surgeon husband in the middle of London, or living out her days under the roof of a woman’s institution. Exploring the unspoken experience of the autistic women who never had the chance to speak, Maudlin is an intimate look at the dynamic between sane and mad, patient and doctor, actor and character, real and play, and offers a rare example of a lead neurodivergent character in the period drama canon. Maudlin is performed by a mere cast of three; tense and claustrophobic, it asks the question of how much has really changed for women? And eventually, by the end, you may feel you know Maud a little better.

You need to get to know Maud, before you can really understand her. The year is 1848 and Maud is treading a thin line between a lonely life with her surgeon husband in the middle of London, or living out her days under the roof of a woman’s institution. Exploring the unspoken experience of the autistic women who never had the chance to speak, Maudlin is an intimate look at the dynamic between sane and mad, patient and doctor, actor and character, real and play, and offers a rare example of a lead neurodivergent character in the period drama canon. Maudlin is performed by a mere cast of three; tense and claustrophobic, it asks the question of how much has really changed for women? And eventually, by the end, you may feel you know Maud a little better.

This is a Rehearsed Reading of Phoebe Noble's work in progress play: The Lining. 

The Lining’ follows a family as they try to find a diagnosis for their youngest daughter's undiagnosed pelvic pain. The play flips between 1600’s and modern day to highlight how little progress has been made and how flawed Gendered Healthcare is.

Phoebe is also an ambassador for the END01000 research project from The University of Edinburgh and suffers herself with Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and Endometriosis. 

Cast includes: 

Sam Daltry

Emily Rayner

Phoebe Noble

Olivia Lawrence

It’s the return of SKETCHBURN: the sketches of tomorrow, today!

(And by ‘today’, I mean 'Wednesday, 17th September’.)

A ragtag group of comedy writers, performers and ne’er-do-wells present works-in-progress of their latest sketch comedy films. The aim: to bring the feedback loop of live comedy to filmed comedy sketches, at every stage of the process:

• 📚 The Readings: staged readings of brand-new sketch scripts

• 🎬 The Rough Cuts: screenings of rough cuts fresh from the edit

• 🍿 The Showcase: screenings of finished sketches, ready to go

As well as listening out for what makes you laugh, there’ll be space for more direct feedback too – so you can help us decide which bits to keep and which bits to burn forever.

So if you’re a fellow comedy creator who loves dissecting the metaphorical frog, or a comedy fan who wants to peek behind the metaphorical curtain, then SKETCHBURN is the (non-metaphorical) night for you!

(And if you want to skip the booking fee, you can call the box office directly: 020 7482 4857)

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

A group of friends rally around one of their own as he experiences unimaginable grief. But Syd loves Silas, Rob loves Yara, Yara is weary and Cal is hurting. And there’s something strange going on in the background of Silas’ photographs. Coming from a sold out run at the Fitzpatrick Theatre in Cambridge, The Healing Room is a tragicomedy exploring the intersection of grief, sex, intimacy and art.

16+ - Contains distressing themes, strong language & mild intimacy

A group of friends rally around one of their own as he experiences unimaginable grief. But Syd loves Silas, Rob loves Yara, Yara is weary and Cal is hurting. And there’s something strange going on in the background of Silas’ photographs. Coming from a sold out run at the Fitzpatrick Theatre in Cambridge, The Healing Room is a tragicomedy exploring the intersection of grief, sex, intimacy and art.

16+ - Contains distressing themes, strong language & mild intimacy

Because We Said We Would is set in a white board world where the scenes and additional characters are drawn throughout.

Follow Jeanie and Tam from the age of seven as they bond over Queen and cassette tapes, making a pact to meet every 5 years, same time, same place. They grow up through changing music scenes, schoolyard taunts and dreams of rock stardom, where their bond deepens into something that defies easy definition and a childhood promise leads to a lifelong connection. But not everyone’s song plays out the same…

This is a dynamic, working-class story of friendship and music, tracing decades of love, loss, and loyalty that unfolds with humour and heart.

Team:
Writer: Helen Fox
Director: Ellie J Stevens
Technical Operator: Rowan Crawford
Actors: Codge Crawford & Helen Fox
(Content Warning- some swearing, reference to SA & suicide)

A group of friends rally around one of their own as he experiences unimaginable grief. But Syd loves Silas, Rob loves Yara, Yara is weary and Cal is hurting. And there’s something strange going on in the background of Silas’ photographs. Coming from a sold out run at the Fitzpatrick Theatre in Cambridge, The Healing Room is a tragicomedy exploring the intersection of grief, sex, intimacy and art.

16+ - Contains distressing themes, strong language & mild intimacy

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Because We Said We Would is set in a white board world where the scenes and additional characters are drawn throughout.

Follow Jeanie and Tam from the age of seven as they bond over Queen and cassette tapes, making a pact to meet every 5 years, same time, same place. They grow up through changing music scenes, schoolyard taunts and dreams of rock stardom, where their bond deepens into something that defies easy definition and a childhood promise leads to a lifelong connection. But not everyone’s song plays out the same…

This is a dynamic, working-class story of friendship and music, tracing decades of love, loss, and loyalty that unfolds with humour and heart.

Team:
Writer: Helen Fox
Director: Ellie J Stevens
Technical Operator: Rowan Crawford
Actors: Codge Crawford & Helen Fox
(Content Warning- some swearing, reference to SA & suicide)

Because We Said We Would is set in a white board world where the scenes and additional characters are drawn throughout.

Follow Jeanie and Tam from the age of seven as they bond over Queen and cassette tapes, making a pact to meet every 5 years, same time, same place. They grow up through changing music scenes, schoolyard taunts and dreams of rock stardom, where their bond deepens into something that defies easy definition and a childhood promise leads to a lifelong connection. But not everyone’s song plays out the same…

This is a dynamic, working-class story of friendship and music, tracing decades of love, loss, and loyalty that unfolds with humour and heart.

Team:
Writer: Helen Fox
Director: Ellie J Stevens
Technical Operator: Rowan Crawford
Actors: Codge Crawford & Helen Fox
(Content Warning- some swearing, reference to SA & suicide)

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Leilani, a lone traveller, seeks sanctuary on a distant island in the Caribbean. Things take an unexpected turn when she encounters a single enigmatic resident with a hidden motive. What begins as a fragile connection slowly becomes something darker and more consuming, pulling Leilani deeper into the unforgiving nature of the island.

An atmospheric horror-thriller, that begs the question, will she find peace, or lose herself to the unknown?

Because We Said We Would is set in a white board world where the scenes and additional characters are drawn throughout.

Follow Jeanie and Tam from the age of seven as they bond over Queen and cassette tapes, making a pact to meet every 5 years, same time, same place. They grow up through changing music scenes, schoolyard taunts and dreams of rock stardom, where their bond deepens into something that defies easy definition and a childhood promise leads to a lifelong connection. But not everyone’s song plays out the same…

This is a dynamic, working-class story of friendship and music, tracing decades of love, loss, and loyalty that unfolds with humour and heart.

Team:
Writer: Helen Fox
Director: Ellie J Stevens
Technical Operator: Rowan Crawford
Actors: Codge Crawford & Helen Fox
(Content Warning- some swearing, reference to SA & suicide)

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

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Girls on Fire follows the story of Hannie Schaft and Freddie and Truus Oversteegen, three young women who were fundamental in the Dutch resistance during World War Two. As a trio, they seduced and killed civilian traitors and Nazi soldiers, posing as ‘Moffen girls’ to gain the soldiers’ trust and lead them into the woods, where the executions took place. Girls on Fire follows the girls' journey, from their first meetings, through their time in the war, up until Hannie Schaft's execution in 1945, just weeks before the end of the war in the Netherlands. Using folksong and physical theatre to enhance the story-telling, this multidisciplinary piece challenges the audiences’ perceptions of conflict and morality, serving as a reminder of the timeless evidence of violence, war and those who rise against it.

Jamie brings Sophie back to his room.

Sophie wants to talk, Jamie wants to sleep

Sophie wants to crawl inside her skin, Jamie wants a gentle intimacy

Sophie wants to feel something, Jamie wants to run away

"How do you know that you're not?"

A collision of Horror, Drag & Experimental Theatre, "TUCK!" attempts to unpick the mess that is "being human", exploding our deepest, darkest thoughts about gender & bodies onto the stage for the world to see. 

The question is, are you ready to be Tucked?...

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Jamie brings Sophie back to his room.

Sophie wants to talk, Jamie wants to sleep

Sophie wants to crawl inside her skin, Jamie wants a gentle intimacy

Sophie wants to feel something, Jamie wants to run away

"How do you know that you're not?"

A collision of Horror, Drag & Experimental Theatre, "TUCK!" attempts to unpick the mess that is "being human", exploding our deepest, darkest thoughts about gender & bodies onto the stage for the world to see. 

The question is, are you ready to be Tucked?...

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Jamie brings Sophie back to his room.

Sophie wants to talk, Jamie wants to sleep

Sophie wants to crawl inside her skin, Jamie wants a gentle intimacy

Sophie wants to feel something, Jamie wants to run away

"How do you know that you're not?"

A collision of Horror, Drag & Experimental Theatre, "TUCK!" attempts to unpick the mess that is "being human", exploding our deepest, darkest thoughts about gender & bodies onto the stage for the world to see. 

The question is, are you ready to be Tucked?...

You know those souvenir shops that are packed full of weird mementoes like Big Ben teapots and Paddington Bears dressed as beefeaters? Gemma’s sister Ruth was once hired as a manager in one of those shops. But something was odd about it right from the start. The whole thing turned out to be a money laundering front. And when honest upstanding Ruth discovered the truth she and her staff found themselves in grave danger. Join Gemma as she explains the strange twists and turns in this story about her sister that’s definitely true. 

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

49 and 64 are in the room. They cannot see each other but they can talk and pass notes. All they have is questions. Who are they? Where are they? What is going on? And why? And who is J Doe? And why are they watching them?

49 and 64 are in the room. They cannot see each other but they can talk and pass notes. All they have is questions. Who are they? Where are they? What is going on? And why? And who is J Doe? And why are they watching them?

49 and 64 are in the room. They cannot see each other but they can talk and pass notes. All they have is questions. Who are they? Where are they? What is going on? And why? And who is J Doe? And why are they watching them?

‘Silent Approach’

written by Caroline Lamb / directed by Helen Parry

A one-act play based on real events.

When the treatment received in a secure unit would be considered assault in the outside world, can we really call it care? 

In 2007, Rebecca House was a serving police officer with the Lancashire Constabulary. In the midst of a severe mental health breakdown, during which she tried to end her own life, she was arrested by her own colleagues in her own home.

She was then sectioned under The Mental Health Act with her parents tirelessly campaigning for her release.

Silent Approach, based on Rebecca’s book, Police To Paranoia, is the theatrical re-telling of her arrest, detainment, and her experiences at the hands of the professionals whose actions and decisions were to shape her future life and health

Content warning: Mental health struggles (paranoia, psychosis, depression), ableism, descriptions of death, suicide, depictions of violence, strong language 

(Through her Lancashire-based organisation S.I.S. Strength In Struggles, Rebecca works tirelessly to provide fee-free alternative therapies to those struggling with their mental health.)

49 and 64 are in the room. They cannot see each other but they can talk and pass notes. All they have is questions. Who are they? Where are they? What is going on? And why? And who is J Doe? And why are they watching them?

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

‘Silent Approach’

written by Caroline Lamb / directed by Helen Parry

A one-act play based on real events.

When the treatment received in a secure unit would be considered assault in the outside world, can we really call it care? 

In 2007, Rebecca House was a serving police officer with the Lancashire Constabulary. In the midst of a severe mental health breakdown, during which she tried to end her own life, she was arrested by her own colleagues in her own home.

She was then sectioned under The Mental Health Act with her parents tirelessly campaigning for her release.

Silent Approach, based on Rebecca’s book, Police To Paranoia, is the theatrical re-telling of her arrest, detainment, and her experiences at the hands of the professionals whose actions and decisions were to shape her future life and health

Content warning: Mental health struggles (paranoia, psychosis, depression), ableism, descriptions of death, suicide, depictions of violence, strong language 

(Through her Lancashire-based organisation S.I.S. Strength In Struggles, Rebecca works tirelessly to provide fee-free alternative therapies to those struggling with their mental health.)

Come all lovers of horror and the macabre! Welcome to this auction, whether you are here to bid on the lots, or just here to enjoy the misery of others. We have items of interest recovered from horrifying events each presented along with their startling provenance. Will you laugh or scream at what dumb events lead to the grisly ends?  They didn't know what's coming, but I bet you do...

“...Groves, a true raconteur, wove tales that were at times quirky, at others laced with a dry, banterous humour that tickled the funny bone even as chills ran down the spine... We, the audience, were captivated by the sheer power of his storytelling.” London Fringe Theatre Reviews

Normally known for his popular ancient Egyptian and quirky suspense storytelling shows, Kevin brings a new show dishing up his love of horror sprinkled with a little bit of surprise and dark twisted humour.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Come all lovers of horror and the macabre! Welcome to this auction, whether you are here to bid on the lots, or just here to enjoy the misery of others. We have items of interest recovered from horrifying events each presented along with their startling provenance. Will you laugh or scream at what dumb events lead to the grisly ends?  They didn't know what's coming, but I bet you do...

“...Groves, a true raconteur, wove tales that were at times quirky, at others laced with a dry, banterous humour that tickled the funny bone even as chills ran down the spine... We, the audience, were captivated by the sheer power of his storytelling.” London Fringe Theatre Reviews

Normally known for his popular ancient Egyptian and quirky suspense storytelling shows, Kevin brings a new show dishing up his love of horror sprinkled with a little bit of surprise and dark twisted humour.

The Perils of Universal Credit is a powerful ensemble piece performed by a talented cast, bringing to life a tapestry of real stories drawn from the front-line of 21st century Britain's welfare crisis.

Written by acclaimed writer and activist Sharron Spice, this deeply human play follow a woman's relentless struggle to claim universal credit, whilst searching for work and stability. With humour, honesty and emotional impact the perils of universal credit exposes the often ignored realities of life on the margins.

A must see production that speaks for those too often silenced.

Come all lovers of horror and the macabre! Welcome to this auction, whether you are here to bid on the lots, or just here to enjoy the misery of others. We have items of interest recovered from horrifying events each presented along with their startling provenance. Will you laugh or scream at what dumb events lead to the grisly ends?  They didn't know what's coming, but I bet you do...

“...Groves, a true raconteur, wove tales that were at times quirky, at others laced with a dry, banterous humour that tickled the funny bone even as chills ran down the spine... We, the audience, were captivated by the sheer power of his storytelling.” London Fringe Theatre Reviews

Normally known for his popular ancient Egyptian and quirky suspense storytelling shows, Kevin brings a new show dishing up his love of horror sprinkled with a little bit of surprise and dark twisted humour.