Set in a dystopian future, the Fairy RightMother invites you to a live broadcast of the execution of the last left-handed Alien. Take a seat and enjoy as we explore the life of this individual for your entertainment, showcasing to the world and you the consequences of being different.

Set in a dystopian future, the Fairy RightMother invites you to a live broadcast of the execution of the last left-handed Alien. Take a seat and enjoy as we explore the life of this individual for your entertainment, showcasing to the world and you the consequences of being different.

Your loved one just came out as a (GASP!) fan fiction writer. How do you respond to that? What will the neighbours think? What is Omega slick, anyway? Don't worry because fan fiction veteran MinaRoseTook is here to answer all your questions. Join us on an eclectic, hilarious, and heartfelt journey where we’ll explore transformative works: how fan fiction came to be, why people like it, why people hate it, and why it's a valid form of art. But this isn't going to be your usual lecture. It's part theatre, part puppet show, part writing exercise, and so much more. Who knows...maybe you'll even write something!

A one-woman show that celebrates storytellers.

“Deanna Strasse…has created a brilliant piece that is not only interesting but educational in a fun way.” — GJD Review, Colchester Fringe Festival
“Truly beautiful...I laughed until I cried.” - The Cockpit Audience Member (June 2025)

“This show SLAPS!” - The Cockpit Audience Member (June 2025)

“I’ve been thinking a lot about this show. It’s stuck with me.” - Lambeth Fringe Audience Member (October 2025)

“A joy to watch!” - Colchester Fringe Audience Member (October 2025)

Your loved one just came out as a (GASP!) fan fiction writer. How do you respond to that? What will the neighbours think? What is Omega slick, anyway? Don't worry because fan fiction veteran MinaRoseTook is here to answer all your questions. Join us on an eclectic, hilarious, and heartfelt journey where we’ll explore transformative works: how fan fiction came to be, why people like it, why people hate it, and why it's a valid form of art. But this isn't going to be your usual lecture. It's part theatre, part puppet show, part writing exercise, and so much more. Who knows...maybe you'll even write something!

A one-woman show that celebrates storytellers.

“Deanna Strasse…has created a brilliant piece that is not only interesting but educational in a fun way.” — GJD Review, Colchester Fringe Festival
“Truly beautiful...I laughed until I cried.” - The Cockpit Audience Member (June 2025)

“This show SLAPS!” - The Cockpit Audience Member (June 2025)

“I’ve been thinking a lot about this show. It’s stuck with me.” - Lambeth Fringe Audience Member (October 2025)

“A joy to watch!” - Colchester Fringe Audience Member (October 2025)

Your loved one just came out as a (GASP!) fan fiction writer. How do you respond to that? What will the neighbours think? What is Omega slick, anyway? Don't worry because fan fiction veteran MinaRoseTook is here to answer all your questions. Join us on an eclectic, hilarious, and heartfelt journey where we’ll explore transformative works: how fan fiction came to be, why people like it, why people hate it, and why it's a valid form of art. But this isn't going to be your usual lecture. It's part theatre, part puppet show, part writing exercise, and so much more. Who knows...maybe you'll even write something!

A one-woman show that celebrates storytellers.

“Deanna Strasse…has created a brilliant piece that is not only interesting but educational in a fun way.” — GJD Review, Colchester Fringe Festival
“Truly beautiful...I laughed until I cried.” - The Cockpit Audience Member (June 2025)

“This show SLAPS!” - The Cockpit Audience Member (June 2025)

“I’ve been thinking a lot about this show. It’s stuck with me.” - Lambeth Fringe Audience Member (October 2025)

“A joy to watch!” - Colchester Fringe Audience Member (October 2025)

Set in a dystopian future, the Fairy RightMother invites you to a live broadcast of the execution of the last left-handed Alien. Take a seat and enjoy as we explore the life of this individual for your entertainment, showcasing to the world and you the consequences of being different.

L.A.'s underground hit has landed in London: Slideshow brings together storytellers, poets, comedians, musicians and more, all speaking their truth with their own slides up on the big screen to prove it. "Shockingly honest stories," cheers the Los Angeles Times, "Downright magical, uncomfortable, and anarchic."

Content warnings: Age 16 and over recommended (some language & adult content)

Award winning comic Stephen Catling brings you his new WIP featuring some up and coming acts providing support.

When clowns can't breathe water and fish can't breathe air- what's a poor clownfish to do in this cruel world?
In 2025, Catling (Malcolm Hardee Award Nominee 2023 & 2025) lost his slug mask. It was an essential part of his hit show ‘Moving on...really really slowly.’

This time, Stephen explores his life now that Autism has been “unmasked,” as well as his fin flapping rage against an increasingly soulless entertainment industry who knows what is going to be in store? A burlesque performing cabbage/lettuce? A rendition of Robbie Williams musical biopic Betterman but they casted a real chimp? Rage against the machine (Generative AI)?
Disclaimer: The show is not going to be about a literal clownfish or finding nemo. A colleague back in his lab days described him lovingly as psychotic Mighty Boosh and The British comedy guide called him “A bucking bronco of surrealism and scruffiness” if this sounds like your bag welcome aboard the crazy train.

"His delivery is brilliantly playful" Everything Theatre

“This is a very different voice on the comedy circuit and one it is important to hear from.” Brighton and Hove news

"Very unique act in a strange but absolutely hilarious way had audience howling. " The Stand

"Magnificently irreverent...charming and utterly bonkers " The Review Hub
"Everything from silly one-liners, to props, to a surprisingly raw honesty that cuts through the surrealness like a knife" Fringe Fry Up

"He’s an interesting performer....I’d definitely like to see him again" Beyond the Joke (Bruce Dessau)

"I found myself at different times laughing out loud, staring wide-eye’d, gushing with joy & wondering what the damninnit was going on!" Mumble

This is a ghost story. Told by ghosts. A voice largely underrepresented in the genre.

The Ableforth Theatre is haunted. It will be demolished tonight. But first - one hell of a show!

Grab your overpriced Häagen-Dazs and witness Hamish Lloyd Barnes’ (Disney+, Channel 4, BBC Radio 4) hilarious character comedy work-in-progress starring whispering curtains, the pouting ghosts of leading men and scariest of all - musical theatre kids.

FINALIST Leicester Square Theatre Sketch Off 2026

BBC New Comedy Awards Nominee 2025

"I've rarely laughed so consistently for an hour" - ★★★★ Broadway Baby

"One of the most impressive hours of the fringe" - ★★★★ The List

"Genuinely original... funny and weirdly moving" - Lou Berger, Head Writer of Sesame Street

MANDATORY: 16+. Swearing and audience participation

Wiry Algernon and sturdy Bruno are the stars of hit 1920s silent film variety show The Algernon and Bruno Show — but each secretly think they are the one that the crowds flock to see. Always hungering for the fleeting attention of the audience, Algernon and Bruno are increasingly willing to cross any line to get what they crave. But unbeknownst to them, there is something else that craves the roar of applause even more...

Age restrictions/trigger and content warnings:
The show is intended for adults 18 years of age and older.
Partial nudity, Reference to alcohol, Simulated Violence, Death, Smoking (no actual smoking/vaping will occur on stage)

Woof is a 50-minute two-hander comedy about coming of age in an unusual setting: a human’s house. The play follows Pup, a curious young dog full of questions about what it means to “have” a human, and Old, an older dog quietly navigating love, loyalty and the ache of waiting at the door.

Age restrictions, trigger and content warnings if any, especially if adult themes are in the show: No age restriction, no adult theme, content warnings: Includes themes of ageing, loss of autonomy, emotional distress, and brief references to physical reprimand.

Woof is a 50-minute two-hander comedy about coming of age in an unusual setting: a human’s house. The play follows Pup, a curious young dog full of questions about what it means to “have” a human, and Old, an older dog quietly navigating love, loyalty and the ache of waiting at the door.

Age restrictions, trigger and content warnings if any, especially if adult themes are in the show: No age restriction, no adult theme, content warnings: Includes themes of ageing, loss of autonomy, emotional distress, and brief references to physical reprimand.

Woof is a 50-minute two-hander comedy about coming of age in an unusual setting: a human’s house. The play follows Pup, a curious young dog full of questions about what it means to “have” a human, and Old, an older dog quietly navigating love, loyalty and the ache of waiting at the door.

Age restrictions, trigger and content warnings if any, especially if adult themes are in the show: No age restriction, no adult theme, content warnings: Includes themes of ageing, loss of autonomy, emotional distress, and brief references to physical reprimand.

Ever felt like you almost got it right? Or wondered why men can be so... well, idiots?

This is a special, one-night-only preview of two brand-new solo shows before they hit the festival circuit this year. Expect a mix of honest storytelling, big laughs, a bit of live music, and that awkward feeling of trying to navigate modern relationships without losing your mind.

It’s fresh, it’s raw, and it’s still a work in progress—so you’ll be the very first to see it!

Best part? Every single penny from ticket sales goes straight to charity. Come grab a drink, enjoy the show, and support a great cause!

Age: +12

WORK IN PROGRESS: a brand-new show, still being built, shown rough and honest.

An American comic with a British family escapes his dumpster-fire homeland and its would-be dictator to pick apart the gap between how Britain sees America and how it actually feels to live there. Made in the British tradition: self-deprecating, joke-dense, and far more interested in taking the mickey out of himself than telling you his 'take.' It's part cultural autopsy, part love letter, a fast show about being loudly from a country everyone loves to hate, while asking whether the America he grew up in ever existed at all. You might leave feeling sorry for America. Or at least for Americans. Come see it find its feet.

SOCIALS: Instagram: @brendonfreakinglemon_ TikTok: @brendonfreakinglemon

AGE RESTRICTION / CONTENT WARNINGS: 16+. Strong language and political themes, including references to current US politics.

Wiry Algernon and sturdy Bruno are the stars of hit 1920s silent film variety show The Algernon and Bruno Show — but each secretly think they are the one that the crowds flock to see. Always hungering for the fleeting attention of the audience, Algernon and Bruno are increasingly willing to cross any line to get what they crave. But unbeknownst to them, there is something else that craves the roar of applause even more...

Age restrictions/trigger and content warnings:
The show is intended for adults 18 years of age and older.
Partial nudity, Reference to alcohol, Simulated Violence, Death, Smoking (no actual smoking/vaping will occur on stage)

Wiry Algernon and sturdy Bruno are the stars of hit 1920s silent film variety show The Algernon and Bruno Show — but each secretly think they are the one that the crowds flock to see. Always hungering for the fleeting attention of the audience, Algernon and Bruno are increasingly willing to cross any line to get what they crave. But unbeknownst to them, there is something else that craves the roar of applause even more...

Age restrictions/trigger and content warnings:
The show is intended for adults 18 years of age and older.
Partial nudity, Reference to alcohol, Simulated Violence, Death, Smoking (no actual smoking/vaping will occur on stage)

Wiry Algernon and sturdy Bruno are the stars of hit 1920s silent film variety show The Algernon and Bruno Show — but each secretly think they are the one that the crowds flock to see. Always hungering for the fleeting attention of the audience, Algernon and Bruno are increasingly willing to cross any line to get what they crave. But unbeknownst to them, there is something else that craves the roar of applause even more...

Age restrictions/trigger and content warnings:
The show is intended for adults 18 years of age and older.
Partial nudity, Reference to alcohol, Simulated Violence, Death, Smoking (no actual smoking/vaping will occur on stage)

Based off of the hit tabletop role playing game of the same name by Bully Pulpit Games, FIASCO is a fully improvised show investigating a fictional archive and the dark tales it contains. Every performance, with the help of the audience, three players will explore a new story, guided by the Archivist and our special visiting lecturer; stories filled with brutality and intrigue, rage and desire, and a tangled web of threads will combine with unfortunate circumstances to create… well, quite the fiasco.

Age Restrictions: 18+
Content Warnings: Staged violence, sexual content and themes. We have a web link for audiences to refer to a full list of possible content and themes during the improvised show as well as a content blacklist.

Glass Light Opera presents: The Afterparty

A night out is ending. The bars are closing, the streets are emptying, and nobody is quite as sober—or certain—as they were a few hours ago.The Afterparty is a woven evening of opera scenes by Britten, Mozart, Bizet, Strauss and more, reimagined as one continuous story unfolding in the small hours of the morning. As friendships fracture, romances ignite, old wounds resurface and emotions spill over, a cast of characters stumble through the strange limbo between the end of one night and the beginning of the next.By turns hilarious, heartfelt and heartbreaking, The Afterparty brings together some of opera's most compelling moments in a fresh and unexpected theatrical journey, proving that after a few drinks, we all become the protagonists of our own drama.

This Machine Kills Fascists

By David Dunn

Songs by David Dunn 

This Machine Kills Fascists is a stage spectacle inspired by the life and work of Woody Guthrie, the legendary American folk singer and civil rights activists.

In the style of all Nuworks productions, it is Epic and as as one critic wrote: “an electrifying hybrid - a protest-song dressed in a theatrical form.” Its a faithful portrayal of Guthrie’s life and times. Woody was never known to compromise. He was as awkward and as flawed as he was committed to the cause of civil rights and working class people, no matter their ethnicity, colour or religion.

The force of the performance is the dramatic threads from Woody Guthrie's biography. His disdain of self seeking politicians, big corporations, and all those who sought to undermine the American Dream.

It was in this fight, led not by a rifle, but by song that his famous ‘war cry’ was born: ‘This machine kills fascists’, scrawled across Woody’s guitar.

The musical arrangements and choreography ( the songs, all originals by David Dunn in the style of Woody Guthrie ) recreate the sentiment of American protests in the 1940s. and 50. They may be read, at times, as  a commentary on modern politics and the fight for the rights of ordinary people today.

REVIEW: ’The atmosphere of this remarkable performance is perfectly captured in the intensity of emotion, light and energy of the actors. The production creates images that stay in your memory. This Machine Kills Fascists by Nuworks is ‘a spectacle that is not just performed, it's a show that is lived’.

1 hour 15minutes duration

Award-winning Chinese magician Jason Ouyang and Mason Ma bring their brand-new one man show to Etcetera Theatre this June and July!

The show delivers everything audiences expect from world-class magic: mind-reading, impossible objects, and highly interactive illusions; while introducing unique magical effects from ancient Chinese, rarely seen outside of China.

A feel-good and captivating show, the show offers an evening of laughter, storytelling, and unforgettable magic audiences won’t have seen before and anywhere else.

Age restrictions: 12 and above.

Punk defines the politics and fashion of an era, it was brief, a phenomenon that burst like a storm of protest on an unsympathetic, uncompromisingly brutal political system and leader, devoid of compassion in pursuit of greatness and material gain.

Britain, not so Great….1970 and 80’s Margaret Thatcher…the iron lady….garbage strikes, miner closures, police brutality, unemployment, the IRA, race riots. All in response to what John Lydon aka Jonny Rotten of the Sex Pistols  called the ‘shitsdom’.

Nuworks, A Punk Opera is a reimagining of Bertolt Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera which in itself is a reworking of John Gay’s The Beggars’ Opera 1728.

The basic story and characters belong to John Gay, Elizabeth Hauptmann and Brecht adding their Marxist doctrine. There’s no such overt political agenda in our reimagining. Nuworks is closer to John Gay with some sorry reflections on human foibles and hypocrisy than ideology. It’s not even a criticism of Thatcher, of whom, in fairness, it has been said was the leader Britain needed at the time. Debatable.

We’ve set the scene in Camden because that’s where it all began and we’re thrilled to be performing it in the deep heart of Camden, at Etcetra Theatre, in July 2026 as part of our Fringe tour.

In summary…its a great tale with all of the usual suspects…Macheath ( Mac the Knife ) the thoroughly dysfunctional Peachum family, Copper Green, not one of them with a single redeeming feature!

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Some course contemporary language in dramatic context

Alice and Bea are not just sisters. They are best friends, or at least they used to be.
Their brains rejoice in eachothers' presence, even though so different in their similarity. Alice is extremely disattentive (AD), while Bea is hyperactive (HD).
Moreover, Alice is very successful, while Bea leads a very mid professional life.
Or at least that how they used to be.
They used to be many things, before Bea left, interrupting contact almost entirely, two years ago.
Now Bea is back, and Alice doesn't really know how to feel about it.
Alice is still heartbroken, but, more importantly, she needs an explanation. She needs to know why Bea left, so she can decide whether to forgive her.
But Bea is very determined not to tell her. And she's also very determined to annoyingly take over Alice's space with all her backflips and her handstands.
Will they rekindle their friendship, or will they loose eachother for good?
Age: 12+

Award-winning Chinese magician Jason Ouyang and Mason Ma bring their brand-new one man show to Etcetera Theatre this June and July!

The show delivers everything audiences expect from world-class magic: mind-reading, impossible objects, and highly interactive illusions; while introducing unique magical effects from ancient Chinese, rarely seen outside of China.

A feel-good and captivating show, the show offers an evening of laughter, storytelling, and unforgettable magic audiences won’t have seen before and anywhere else.

Age restrictions: 12 and above.

Lena Johnson is a schoolgirl struggling with addiction, doubt, and a growing sense of lost potential. Once a promising athlete, she now drifts through school and home, relying on drugs to quiet her thoughts and get through each day. After a particularly difficult day, she takes drugs in an attempt to escape everything building inside her.
But instead of relief, she is pulled into something else. Lena begins to slip into a fractured night where reality, memory, and hallucination blur together. As the present unravels, she is confronted by fragments of her past; moments at home, relationships with her family and her brother, and echoes of who she used to be. 

As the night deepens, she is pushed further into her own mind, where guilt, regret, and dependency begin to surface more clearly than ever before. By the end, Lena is left questioning whether she is defined by the past she keeps returning to, or whether there is still a way to step beyond it.

CONTENT WARNING: Perhaps contains themes that some audience members may find distressing. These include drug use, substance dependency, hallucinations and altered mental states, anxiety and panic, family conflict, emotional distress, and references to sexual assault. The play also explores themes of religion and faith in a psychologically intense context. This production is recommended for audiences aged 15+. Viewer discretion is advised.

Monologues of Men is a raw, powerful and emotionally charged theatre experience exploring masculinity, mental health, trauma, love and redemption through a series of gripping interconnected monologues.

Following a sell-out London run, Francis Saunders brings an honest and intimate portrayal of modern manhood to the stage — exposing the silence, vulnerability and strength that often go unseen.

Raw. Intimate. Unfiltered.

Age: 18+

Monologues of Men is a raw, powerful and emotionally charged theatre experience exploring masculinity, mental health, trauma, love and redemption through a series of gripping interconnected monologues.

Following a sell-out London run, Francis Saunders brings an honest and intimate portrayal of modern manhood to the stage — exposing the silence, vulnerability and strength that often go unseen.

Raw. Intimate. Unfiltered.

Age: 18+

Award-winning Chinese magician Jason Ouyang and Mason Ma bring their brand-new one man show to Etcetera Theatre this June and July!

The show delivers everything audiences expect from world-class magic: mind-reading, impossible objects, and highly interactive illusions; while introducing unique magical effects from ancient Chinese, rarely seen outside of China.

A feel-good and captivating show, the show offers an evening of laughter, storytelling, and unforgettable magic audiences won’t have seen before and anywhere else.

Age restrictions: 12 and above.

'Blue Stockings' by Jessica Swale is a play set in 1896. It follows the the UK's first Female Undergraduates in their battle for the right to graduate. Although being equally academically strong as their fellow male peers, they are rejected and stigmatized as unmarriageable and unqualified of ever having a career. Despite this, the Blue Stockings kept fighting and followed their dreams to have the right to education, graduation and a career.

 Insta: @academyhunt 

This production is rated 12+ and includes brief scenes of violence and themes of sexism throughout the play. 

'Blue Stockings' by Jessica Swale is a play set in 1896. It follows the the UK's first Female Undergraduates in their battle for the right to graduate. Although being equally academically strong as their fellow male peers, they are rejected and stigmatized as unmarriageable and unqualified of ever having a career. Despite this, the Blue Stockings kept fighting and followed their dreams to have the right to education, graduation and a career.

 Insta: @academyhunt 

This production is rated 12+ and includes brief scenes of violence and themes of sexism throughout the play. 

This Machine Kills Fascists

By David Dunn

Songs by David Dunn 

This Machine Kills Fascists is a stage spectacle inspired by the life and work of Woody Guthrie, the legendary American folk singer and civil rights activists.

In the style of all Nuworks productions, it is Epic and as as one critic wrote: “an electrifying hybrid - a protest-song dressed in a theatrical form.” Its a faithful portrayal of Guthrie’s life and times. Woody was never known to compromise. He was as awkward and as flawed as he was committed to the cause of civil rights and working class people, no matter their ethnicity, colour or religion.

The force of the performance is the dramatic threads from Woody Guthrie's biography. His disdain of self seeking politicians, big corporations, and all those who sought to undermine the American Dream.

It was in this fight, led not by a rifle, but by song that his famous ‘war cry’ was born: ‘This machine kills fascists’, scrawled across Woody’s guitar.

The musical arrangements and choreography ( the songs, all originals by David Dunn in the style of Woody Guthrie ) recreate the sentiment of American protests in the 1940s. and 50. They may be read, at times, as  a commentary on modern politics and the fight for the rights of ordinary people today.

REVIEW: ’The atmosphere of this remarkable performance is perfectly captured in the intensity of emotion, light and energy of the actors. The production creates images that stay in your memory. This Machine Kills Fascists by Nuworks is ‘a spectacle that is not just performed, it's a show that is lived’.

1 hour 15minutes duration

Punk defines the politics and fashion of an era, it was brief, a phenomenon that burst like a storm of protest on an unsympathetic, uncompromisingly brutal political system and leader, devoid of compassion in pursuit of greatness and material gain.

Britain, not so Great….1970 and 80’s Margaret Thatcher…the iron lady….garbage strikes, miner closures, police brutality, unemployment, the IRA, race riots. All in response to what John Lydon aka Jonny Rotten of the Sex Pistols  called the ‘shitsdom’.

Nuworks, A Punk Opera is a reimagining of Bertolt Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera which in itself is a reworking of John Gay’s The Beggars’ Opera 1728.

The basic story and characters belong to John Gay, Elizabeth Hauptmann and Brecht adding their Marxist doctrine. There’s no such overt political agenda in our reimagining. Nuworks is closer to John Gay with some sorry reflections on human foibles and hypocrisy than ideology. It’s not even a criticism of Thatcher, of whom, in fairness, it has been said was the leader Britain needed at the time. Debatable.

We’ve set the scene in Camden because that’s where it all began and we’re thrilled to be performing it in the deep heart of Camden, at Etcetra Theatre, in July 2026 as part of our Fringe tour.

In summary…its a great tale with all of the usual suspects…Macheath ( Mac the Knife ) the thoroughly dysfunctional Peachum family, Copper Green, not one of them with a single redeeming feature!

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Some course contemporary language in dramatic context

Award-winning Chinese magician Jason Ouyang and Mason Ma bring their brand-new one man show to Etcetera Theatre this June and July!

The show delivers everything audiences expect from world-class magic: mind-reading, impossible objects, and highly interactive illusions; while introducing unique magical effects from ancient Chinese, rarely seen outside of China.

A feel-good and captivating show, the show offers an evening of laughter, storytelling, and unforgettable magic audiences won’t have seen before and anywhere else.

Age restrictions: 12 and above.

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

A ragtag group of comedy writers, directors and performers present works-in-progress of their latest sketch comedy films − curated by Hari Kanth (SNL UK, Horrible Science). The aim: to bring the feedback loop of live comedy to filmed comedy sketches, at every stage of the process:

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

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

• 🍿 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!

Someone has dropped an atom bomb on Copenhagen! With all-out war looming, one junior minister in the British Government must somehow stimulate a response from his hopeless superiors. There’s just one thing standing in his way: Microsoft Teams.

Shortlisted for best Scottish theatre Production at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025

Welcome to Operation Blank, the subversive black comedy debut from up-and-coming Scottish writer, George Grant. Delve into this biting critique of modern online working, that weaves laugh-out-loud humour to themes of unfulfillment and existential dread. It’s the show where nothing happens, and nothing has ever been more entertaining. 

Nothing and nobody will stop Roy Tunt from spotting his wild birds and today, a stormy December morning on England's desolate east coast, he pursues a very special mission. With one more tick in his dog-eared notebook, Roy will have recorded all 567 species on the British List.

The prevailing conditions are ideal and the time is perfect to welcome an elusive vagrant from the Asian Steppe, the rare and beautiful Sociable Plover.

Roy sequesters himself away in a bird-spotter's hide on a stretch of flooded marshland. With a packed lunch and a framed photograph of his ex-wife for company, he watches and waits.

But might he, perhaps, have other plans? And who is the tall, dark and handsome stranger battling his way through the flood waters towards him?

All will be revealed inside the hide...

Age Guidance
14+ (Mild Violence)

Someone has dropped an atom bomb on Copenhagen! With all-out war looming, one junior minister in the British Government must somehow stimulate a response from his hopeless superiors. There’s just one thing standing in his way: Microsoft Teams.

Shortlisted for best Scottish theatre Production at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025

Welcome to Operation Blank, the subversive black comedy debut from up-and-coming Scottish writer, George Grant. Delve into this biting critique of modern online working, that weaves laugh-out-loud humour to themes of unfulfillment and existential dread. It’s the show where nothing happens, and nothing has ever been more entertaining. 

Nothing and nobody will stop Roy Tunt from spotting his wild birds and today, a stormy December morning on England's desolate east coast, he pursues a very special mission. With one more tick in his dog-eared notebook, Roy will have recorded all 567 species on the British List.

The prevailing conditions are ideal and the time is perfect to welcome an elusive vagrant from the Asian Steppe, the rare and beautiful Sociable Plover.

Roy sequesters himself away in a bird-spotter's hide on a stretch of flooded marshland. With a packed lunch and a framed photograph of his ex-wife for company, he watches and waits.

But might he, perhaps, have other plans? And who is the tall, dark and handsome stranger battling his way through the flood waters towards him?

All will be revealed inside the hide...

Age Guidance
14+ (Mild Violence)

Someone has dropped an atom bomb on Copenhagen! With all-out war looming, one junior minister in the British Government must somehow stimulate a response from his hopeless superiors. There’s just one thing standing in his way: Microsoft Teams.

Shortlisted for best Scottish theatre Production at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025

Welcome to Operation Blank, the subversive black comedy debut from up-and-coming Scottish writer, George Grant. Delve into this biting critique of modern online working, that weaves laugh-out-loud humour to themes of unfulfillment and existential dread. It’s the show where nothing happens, and nothing has ever been more entertaining. 

Nothing and nobody will stop Roy Tunt from spotting his wild birds and today, a stormy December morning on England's desolate east coast, he pursues a very special mission. With one more tick in his dog-eared notebook, Roy will have recorded all 567 species on the British List.

The prevailing conditions are ideal and the time is perfect to welcome an elusive vagrant from the Asian Steppe, the rare and beautiful Sociable Plover.

Roy sequesters himself away in a bird-spotter's hide on a stretch of flooded marshland. With a packed lunch and a framed photograph of his ex-wife for company, he watches and waits.

But might he, perhaps, have other plans? And who is the tall, dark and handsome stranger battling his way through the flood waters towards him?

All will be revealed inside the hide...

Age Guidance
14+ (Mild Violence)

Nothing and nobody will stop Roy Tunt from spotting his wild birds and today, a stormy December morning on England's desolate east coast, he pursues a very special mission. With one more tick in his dog-eared notebook, Roy will have recorded all 567 species on the British List.

The prevailing conditions are ideal and the time is perfect to welcome an elusive vagrant from the Asian Steppe, the rare and beautiful Sociable Plover.

Roy sequesters himself away in a bird-spotter's hide on a stretch of flooded marshland. With a packed lunch and a framed photograph of his ex-wife for company, he watches and waits.

But might he, perhaps, have other plans? And who is the tall, dark and handsome stranger battling his way through the flood waters towards him?

All will be revealed inside the hide...

Age Guidance
14+ (Mild Violence)

Someone has dropped an atom bomb on Copenhagen! With all-out war looming, one junior minister in the British Government must somehow stimulate a response from his hopeless superiors. There’s just one thing standing in his way: Microsoft Teams.

Shortlisted for best Scottish theatre Production at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025

Welcome to Operation Blank, the subversive black comedy debut from up-and-coming Scottish writer, George Grant. Delve into this biting critique of modern online working, that weaves laugh-out-loud humour to themes of unfulfillment and existential dread. It’s the show where nothing happens, and nothing has ever been more entertaining. 

L.A.'s underground hit has landed in London: Slideshow brings together storytellers, poets, comedians, musicians and more, all speaking their truth with their own slides up on the big screen to prove it. "Shockingly honest stories," cheers the Los Angeles Times, "Downright magical, uncomfortable, and anarchic."

Content warnings: Age 16 and over recommended (some language & adult content)

Lava By James Fritz. An amateur production by arrangement with 'Nick Hern Books', produced by Bare Bones Theatre Company.

A small asteroid has hit the capital city. Thousands have been displaced. And in a town far away, a young man called Vin is finding it hard to talk. The only person who seems to notice is Rach, who resolves to find out what's troubling him and help him find his voice again.
But when Rach's family take in an articulate and charismatic survivor of the asteroid incident, Vin's silence is no longer her first priority. How does it feel when the suffering of others seems more legitimate than our own?

Production team

Director and Producer: Javi Bone

Company Stage Manager: Eleanor Albu

Associate Producer: Jasmine Joseph

Set Designer: Harry Kenyon

Cast

Vin: Alex Taylor-Morton

Rach: Iona Judge

Vicky: Claire Quinn

Jamie: Sky Hui

No age resitrictions

Content warnings:

Mild depictions of self harm
References to death, including death of animals
Family bereavement
Swearing
Depictions of mental illness

Lava By James Fritz. An amateur production by arrangement with 'Nick Hern Books', produced by Bare Bones Theatre Company.

A small asteroid has hit the capital city. Thousands have been displaced. And in a town far away, a young man called Vin is finding it hard to talk. The only person who seems to notice is Rach, who resolves to find out what's troubling him and help him find his voice again.
But when Rach's family take in an articulate and charismatic survivor of the asteroid incident, Vin's silence is no longer her first priority. How does it feel when the suffering of others seems more legitimate than our own?

Production team

Director and Producer: Javi Bone

Company Stage Manager: Eleanor Albu

Associate Producer: Jasmine Joseph

Set Designer: Harry Kenyon

Cast

Vin: Alex Taylor-Morton

Rach: Iona Judge

Vicky: Claire Quinn

Jamie: Sky Hui

No age resitrictions

Content warnings:

Mild depictions of self harm
References to death, including death of animals
Family bereavement
Swearing
Depictions of mental illness

Lava By James Fritz. An amateur production by arrangement with 'Nick Hern Books', produced by Bare Bones Theatre Company.

A small asteroid has hit the capital city. Thousands have been displaced. And in a town far away, a young man called Vin is finding it hard to talk. The only person who seems to notice is Rach, who resolves to find out what's troubling him and help him find his voice again.
But when Rach's family take in an articulate and charismatic survivor of the asteroid incident, Vin's silence is no longer her first priority. How does it feel when the suffering of others seems more legitimate than our own?

Production team

Director and Producer: Javi Bone

Company Stage Manager: Eleanor Albu

Associate Producer: Jasmine Joseph

Set Designer: Harry Kenyon

Cast

Vin: Alex Taylor-Morton

Rach: Iona Judge

Vicky: Claire Quinn

Jamie: Sky Hui

No age resitrictions

Content warnings:

Mild depictions of self harm
References to death, including death of animals
Family bereavement
Swearing
Depictions of mental illness

Every musical needs a hero and a villain, but who truly steals the show? Is it the sultry, wicked anthems, or the soaring, hopeful ballads? Join us for an exclusive, one-night-only cabaret in the Green Room of Good & Evil as we pit angels against monsters and dreamers against schemers. Experience a thrilling musical showdown featuring tunes from both sides of the story. Expect big voices, raw emotion, and a little theatrical chaos. Who wins, good or evil? Come decide for yourself.

All ages

Lava By James Fritz. An amateur production by arrangement with 'Nick Hern Books', produced by Bare Bones Theatre Company.

A small asteroid has hit the capital city. Thousands have been displaced. And in a town far away, a young man called Vin is finding it hard to talk. The only person who seems to notice is Rach, who resolves to find out what's troubling him and help him find his voice again.
But when Rach's family take in an articulate and charismatic survivor of the asteroid incident, Vin's silence is no longer her first priority. How does it feel when the suffering of others seems more legitimate than our own?

Production team

Director and Producer: Javi Bone

Company Stage Manager: Eleanor Albu

Associate Producer: Jasmine Joseph

Set Designer: Harry Kenyon

Cast

Vin: Alex Taylor-Morton

Rach: Iona Judge

Vicky: Claire Quinn

Jamie: Sky Hui

No age resitrictions

Content warnings:

Mild depictions of self harm
References to death, including death of animals
Family bereavement
Swearing
Depictions of mental illness

Set in the communal room of a grief retreat with no therapist in sight, the piece asks: what happens when strangers are left to navigate their loss together?

As tensions rise and defences fall, humour slips through the cracks. It is raw, awkward, and deeply human. Devised collaboratively, ‘That’s Life’ explores how grief is woven through the human experience, and questions if it ever truly leaves us.

Age Restrictions : 16+

Trigger and Content warnings : Discussions of death and substance abuse. Reference of miscarriage. Strong Language.

Lava By James Fritz. An amateur production by arrangement with 'Nick Hern Books', produced by Bare Bones Theatre Company.

A small asteroid has hit the capital city. Thousands have been displaced. And in a town far away, a young man called Vin is finding it hard to talk. The only person who seems to notice is Rach, who resolves to find out what's troubling him and help him find his voice again.
But when Rach's family take in an articulate and charismatic survivor of the asteroid incident, Vin's silence is no longer her first priority. How does it feel when the suffering of others seems more legitimate than our own?

Production team

Director and Producer: Javi Bone

Company Stage Manager: Eleanor Albu

Associate Producer: Jasmine Joseph

Set Designer: Harry Kenyon

Cast

Vin: Alex Taylor-Morton

Rach: Iona Judge

Vicky: Claire Quinn

Jamie: Sky Hui

No age resitrictions

Content warnings:

Mild depictions of self harm
References to death, including death of animals
Family bereavement
Swearing
Depictions of mental illness

Set in the communal room of a grief retreat with no therapist in sight, the piece asks: what happens when strangers are left to navigate their loss together?

As tensions rise and defences fall, humour slips through the cracks. It is raw, awkward, and deeply human. Devised collaboratively, ‘That’s Life’ explores how grief is woven through the human experience, and questions if it ever truly leaves us.

Age Restrictions : 16+

Trigger and Content warnings : Discussions of death and substance abuse. Reference of miscarriage. Strong Language.

In the not too distant future, civilization has collapsed. From the ashes, one man rises, in search of purpose – an advertising copywriter. And he's got no one left to pitch but himself. Now to save his own sanity, he'll have to rebrand the apocalypse. But the end of the world is a tough sell.

Socials: ig: @buddha_phtwitter: @gossipbabies

Comedy Gold Diggers is bringing a distinctive blend of scripted comedy to Camden’s Etcetera Theatre. 
Performed and recorded live, Comedy Gold Diggers will showcase some of the most exciting voices in comedy, featuring a curated selection of scripts from their open callout along with original pieces. 
Presented as rehearsed readings with live audio production and support from an acclaimed comedian host, the night promises to deliver unforgettable comedy gold. 

Cast and writers to be confirmed. 

Mandatory: 18+, possible strong language

Some might say Georgina is a narcissist, but she prefers the term, “Soprano”.

Trapped in the echo chamber of own vibrato, she is forced to confront the worst thing possible: herself. In this, her magnum opus, she is bringing both sides of her conflicting personality together to make her solo debut in this one woman show.

Georgina (Soho Rising, Funny Women & NextUp Comedy Award Shortlist & ½ of The Scotsman's ‘Best Duos at the Fringe’ ★★★★) is bringing what The Spectator called “Satirical Gold” ★★★★ and Everything Theatre describes as “effortless comedy timing” ★★★★ and what her singing teacher describes as “loud” to this new hour of theatrical comedy with a classical twist. Directed and fine-tuned by Will Jackson (Soho Six, English National Touring Opera, BBC Arts New Creative). ~

@georgina_thomas_

14+TRIGGER/CONTENT WARNINGS: Contains swearing, scenes of a sexual nature and LOUD noises.

In the not too distant future, civilization has collapsed. From the ashes, one man rises, in search of purpose – an advertising copywriter. And he's got no one left to pitch but himself. Now to save his own sanity, he'll have to rebrand the apocalypse. But the end of the world is a tough sell.

Socials: ig: @buddha_phtwitter: @gossipbabies

What happens when a Third Culture Kid ex-teacher stops running and sits in ten days of solitary meditative silence? Follow Lucy (half-English, half-Turkish, raised in Indonesia) as she sheds her teacher skin for the arts, forced to face the void in the process. With a late ADHD diagnosis, Lucy mastered the chameleon art of blending in, but adaptation has a visceral cost: the fawn response. Moving between the classroom and internal chaos, this solo show explores the mirage of insatiable human greed and seeking groundedness externally. A lyrical search for meaning, equanimity and an inner home.

Written and performed by Lucy Idil Jordan

UNSHAMED | Spain | 2025 | 43 min Director: Marc Peridis Language: English with English subtitles Genre: Erotic / Documentary / LGBT

Age: 18+ This film contains explicit sexual content, including gay sexual imagery, and explores themes of power, desire, and sexual expression. Intended for adult audiences (18+).

Unshamed

Marc is a sex therapist, this is his confessional. An erotic documentary and live performance.

When Marc, a sex therapist, meets Koldo, a brutish dominant porn star, he feels compelled to be on screen too.

Within moments, he’s filmed. Objectified. Degraded. Owned. Why did he want this?

As a therapist, Marc creates fantasies in which his clients find healing.

He’s guided clients through fantasies such as rape, gangbang, incest, and kidnapping… helping them realize every part of them is inherently worthy of love.

Unapologetic, uncensored, UNSHAMED is his confessional. A space to share some of the wildest stories he’s heard over the years, along with his own.

Watch the Trailer here: www.unshamedmovie.com

London Screening + Unshaming

After premiering in Guadalajara, Mexico, to a slightly startled audience, the film toured Los Angeles, New York, and Bogotá, before arriving in London.

After two sold out shows in London, in the spring, it’s back again on 24 July for another screening + Live Unshaming*

*In the second part of the show, brave and willing audience members will join Marc on stage, choose from a selection of props, and act out fantasies of their own in real time.

-Participation is entirely optional and fully consensual

-Participations lasts 3–5 minutes -Attendance can be as a participant or observer

-Audience is limited to 42 people

Please note: To maintain privacy and a safe environment, all phones will be checked on arrival and returned at the end of the event.

London, 1918.

When wartime hysteria pillories Oscar Wilde's Salomé for corrupting the nation with homosexuality, Robert Ross – the late author’s literary executor, devoted friend, and "first boy" (or so he believes) – is once again made to defend the legacy he sacrificed his life to protect. As courtroom circus shatters the memories he has spent decades curating, the line between devotion and delusion begins to blur.

This is a story about saints who are canonised by love and fools who sacrificed themselves for it.

Oxford New Writing Festival 2025 Runner-Up Best Play.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Distressing or potentially triggering themes, Scenes of a sexual nature, Strong language/swearing, References to Victorian homophobia, misogyny, war, death, bereavement, grooming, mental illness and unhealthy relationships.

Harrie's workday ends like any other... until her journey home takes a sudden, unthinkable turn. In the following days, she's swept into a system of police reports, questions and courtrooms-demanding clarity from a memory that isn't there.

Not just a story about trauma; it's a darkly-comic odyssey through the absurd machinery of justice, where truth is slippery and certainty feels out of reach. When reality hits like a shower of shit, sometimes the only thing left to fight for is your version of the story: whether it can be proven or not.

London, 1918.

When wartime hysteria pillories Oscar Wilde's Salomé for corrupting the nation with homosexuality, Robert Ross – the late author’s literary executor, devoted friend, and "first boy" (or so he believes) – is once again made to defend the legacy he sacrificed his life to protect. As courtroom circus shatters the memories he has spent decades curating, the line between devotion and delusion begins to blur.

This is a story about saints who are canonised by love and fools who sacrificed themselves for it.

Oxford New Writing Festival 2025 Runner-Up Best Play.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Distressing or potentially triggering themes, Scenes of a sexual nature, Strong language/swearing, References to Victorian homophobia, misogyny, war, death, bereavement, grooming, mental illness and unhealthy relationships.

In the stormy summer of 1816, Lord Byron invites famed poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, his lover Mary and her stepsister Claire to holiday with him and his physician, John Polidori. One night, Byron proposes that they each write a ghost story to pass the time. Two years later, “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley is published. This play imagines what the conversations had on that pivotal night might have sounded like…

In the stormy summer of 1816, Lord Byron invites famed poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, his lover Mary and her stepsister Claire to holiday with him and his physician, John Polidori. One night, Byron proposes that they each write a ghost story to pass the time. Two years later, “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley is published. This play imagines what the conversations had on that pivotal night might have sounded like…

Harrie's workday ends like any other... until her journey home takes a sudden, unthinkable turn. In the following days, she's swept into a system of police reports, questions and courtrooms-demanding clarity from a memory that isn't there.
Not just a story about trauma; it's a darkly-comic odyssey through the absurd machinery of justice, where truth is
slippery and certainty feels out of reach. When reality hits like a shower of shit, sometimes the only thing left to fight for is your version of the story: whether it can be proven or not.

Based on true events.

16+ Restriction. Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes, Strong language/swearing Discussion of sexual violence, discussion of substance misuse, discussions of mental health.

Harrie's workday ends like any other... until her journey home takes a sudden, unthinkable turn. In the following days, she's swept into a system of police reports, questions and courtrooms-demanding clarity from a memory that isn't there.
Not just a story about trauma; it's a darkly-comic odyssey through the absurd machinery of justice, where truth is
slippery and certainty feels out of reach. When reality hits like a shower of shit, sometimes the only thing left to fight for is your version of the story: whether it can be proven or not.

Based on true events.

16+ Restriction. Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes, Strong language/swearing Discussion of sexual violence, discussion of substance misuse, discussions of mental health.

Age restriction 12+Content warning: domestic abuse/violence, racism, stalking, sudden loud noises, shouting/swearing, animal death

An engaging drama of disguise, adventure, and conspiracy set between London and Paris, during the height of the French Revolution in 1792. Combining drama and humour, this is a production of pure escapism and suspense.
In 1792, at the height of the French Revolution, in Paris, aristocrats destined for the Guillotine, begin to be rescued, by a mysterious figure, who always eludes capture. This rescuer can never be found or identified, except by little slips of paper featuring the image of a small English flower, the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Meanwhile, in London, Sir Percy Blakeney; who is widely known to be the leader of London fashion, and a carefree, whimsical fop, marries Marguerite, a beautiful, intelligent French actress and friend of the revolutionary government in France, while Citizen Chauvelin, an agent of the French government, arrives in London, seeking the identity of the mysterious Scarlet Pimpernel.
This theatre production combines adventure, and humour, and in a fast-moving, entertaining period drama based on the novel by Baroness Orczy and including wider historical and cultural research of the time. It features a stunning collection of roles for all actors involved.

Once upon a time, two characters’ worlds were turned upside down by an invisible force called “the audience”. What happened next? Well, that is up to you... In this family-friendly improvised musical comedy, you decide it all: the hero, the villain, the quest and even the happily-ever-after. Expect show-stopping musical theatre numbers, laugh-out-loud lyrics and a wildly unpredictable adventure.

Age restrictions: 5+

Trigger and content warnings: audience participation

Humankind is often arrogant and self-centred, understanding others solely through their own perspective. We yearn for unity, yet overlook a fundamental truth: two whirlpools can only merge when both their direction and velocity satisfy exacting conditions.

Tonight, the light in the rented flat's bathroom flickered out. That loving couple seemed to be arguing about something. The man insisted he loved her deeply, yet to her, it felt otherwise. I knew that woman must love him profoundly, but why couldn't he sense it? I saw two whirlpools beside the drain, spinning and spinning, yet they simply wouldn't merge...

The audience witnesses their quarrel, their wounds, their bloodshed, yet cannot simply judge right from wrong. Here, love is both tender and razor-sharp.

Through intensely concentrated spatial storytelling, we aim to immerse the audience within an emotional vortex, prompting a profound re-examination of ‘relationships’.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £14

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Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

Winnie is dying (slowly – which is the worst way to go). She is despondent, miserable and fed up. She has isolated herself from her friends and family, but she is not alone. Eliza is the new top-model robot companion-carer, who looks after Winnie. Through God, pain, and Love Island, the two attempt to understand each other. These are two (sort of) beings who are desperate to love and be loved, in whatever form that takes. ‘Sick Dog’ asks questions about what it means to be human, the acceptance of death in a world that fears it and our future as maybe not the only creatures with the capacity to love.

The inaugural immersive theatre/performance art prequel from doctor, actor, playwright and performance artist Roopak K Khara invites curious audiences to interfere with the nuances and archaic specialisms of the Mental Health Act, as unravelled in real time with an entity some refer to as God. Society deems psychiatrists to be arbiters of social justice so this show challenges you to see how things pan out when the tables are turned. You will be invited to make some uncomfortable, human, and ruthless observations!

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram dr.roopak.khara

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Suicide, mental health, abuse

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

"What happens when the mask you wear online becomes the person you can’t escape in real life?"

"And What happens your online persona causes a collision in your physical reality and your family?"

"What are you going to do if that triggers the issues you've been ignoring for years?"

Cho is a university student living a double life. To his father in South Korea, he is a dedicated son on the verge of graduation. To his thousands of anonymous subscribers, he is a rising far-right provocateur.

With his father arriving in London for their first meeting in 15 years, Cho’s carefully curated world begins to fracture. When a "doxing" attack exposes his identity during a live stream, the digital vitriol spills into the physical world. Stalked, threatened, and cornered, Cho must navigate a collapsing web of lies before his father discovers the truth.

Blending autobiographical elements with a gripping fictional narrative, Language of Joe and Cho is an intense one-actor exploration of digital radicalisation, familial duty, and the violent collision between our online personas and physical reality.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram theatredockers

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Strong Language, Family Abuse, Political Extremism, Stalking.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Can a chance encounter ignite a friendship that transcends the trials and tribulations of life, love, and loss?

To Capture the Wildlife is a musical about grief, young love, and navigating the pain of life and death. Struggling after the tragic loss of her mother, Morgan has a chance meeting with a mysterious girl in a graveyard. Soon, they begin to meet there every week and grow closer.

Set in a graveyard with a two-person cast, this intimate, emotional show follows Morgan and the Girl as they share their joys, pains and struggles. With a track list of evocative original songs, To Capture the Wildlife illustrates how hope and young love stand strong in the face of grief and disillusionment with the modern world: beauty can be found in the small moments and places where you least expect it.

“Profound, intricate, and deeply captivating” (5 stars, Durham Palatinate)

To Capture the Wildlife opened to critical acclaim in February 2026 at Durham Drama Festival and makes its London premiere as part of Camden Fringe.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £9

Social Media

Facebook: profile.php?id=61589425197400

Instagram tocapturethewildlife

Information

Grief, Death

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

"What happens when the mask you wear online becomes the person you can’t escape in real life?"

"And What happens your online persona causes a collision in your physical reality and your family?"

"What are you going to do if that triggers the issues you've been ignoring for years?"

Cho is a university student living a double life. To his father in South Korea, he is a dedicated son on the verge of graduation. To his thousands of anonymous subscribers, he is a rising far-right provocateur.

With his father arriving in London for their first meeting in 15 years, Cho’s carefully curated world begins to fracture. When a "doxing" attack exposes his identity during a live stream, the digital vitriol spills into the physical world. Stalked, threatened, and cornered, Cho must navigate a collapsing web of lies before his father discovers the truth.

Blending autobiographical elements with a gripping fictional narrative, Language of Joe and Cho is an intense one-actor exploration of digital radicalisation, familial duty, and the violent collision between our online personas and physical reality.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram theatredockers

Information

Strong Language, Family Abuse, Political Extremism, Stalking.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Humankind is often arrogant and self-centred, understanding others solely through their own perspective. We yearn for unity, yet overlook a fundamental truth: two whirlpools can only merge when both their direction and velocity satisfy exacting conditions.

Tonight, the light in the rented flat's bathroom flickered out. That loving couple seemed to be arguing about something. The man insisted he loved her deeply, yet to her, it felt otherwise. I knew that woman must love him profoundly, but why couldn't he sense it? I saw two whirlpools beside the drain, spinning and spinning, yet they simply wouldn't merge...

The audience witnesses their quarrel, their wounds, their bloodshed, yet cannot simply judge right from wrong. Here, love is both tender and razor-sharp.

Through intensely concentrated spatial storytelling, we aim to immerse the audience within an emotional vortex, prompting a profound re-examination of ‘relationships’.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £14

Social Media

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

Welcome to Newport, a picture-perfect slice of suburbia where appearances are everything, and the Newport Village Garden Club, a community of housewives, fiercely rules the town. At the centre of it all are the Wilders, a young, glamorous couple with a deadly secret who seem to have it all.

But when one of them begins to question their most... unconventional hobby, their carefully balanced marriage starts to unravel, spiralling into chaos that threatens to pull everyone down with it.

As suspicions grow and nosy neighbours begin to close in, the Wilders must navigate love, betrayal, and loyalty while trying to stay one step ahead of a storm that could expose everything.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram wilderatfringe

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Contains mentions and depictions of murder, bullying, violence, suicide & domestic violence.

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Can a chance encounter ignite a friendship that transcends the trials and tribulations of life, love, and loss?

To Capture the Wildlife is a musical about grief, young love, and navigating the pain of life and death. Struggling after the tragic loss of her mother, Morgan has a chance meeting with a mysterious girl in a graveyard. Soon, they begin to meet there every week and grow closer.

Set in a graveyard with a two-person cast, this intimate, emotional show follows Morgan and the Girl as they share their joys, pains and struggles. With a track list of evocative original songs, To Capture the Wildlife illustrates how hope and young love stand strong in the face of grief and disillusionment with the modern world: beauty can be found in the small moments and places where you least expect it.

“Profound, intricate, and deeply captivating” (5 stars, Durham Palatinate)

To Capture the Wildlife opened to critical acclaim in February 2026 at Durham Drama Festival and makes its London premiere as part of Camden Fringe.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £9

Social Media

Facebook: profile.php?id=61589425197400

Instagram tocapturethewildlife

Information

Grief, Death

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Winnie is dying (slowly – which is the worst way to go). She is despondent, miserable and fed up. She has isolated herself from her friends and family, but she is not alone. Eliza is the new top-model robot companion-carer, who looks after Winnie. Through God, pain, and Love Island, the two attempt to understand each other. These are two (sort of) beings who are desperate to love and be loved, in whatever form that takes. ‘Sick Dog’ asks questions about what it means to be human, the acceptance of death in a world that fears it and our future as maybe not the only creatures with the capacity to love.

Who needs therapy when you've got a best friend? Meet two best pals, Jo and Izzy, whose romantic endeavours are as disastrous as their morals are questionable. At least their hearts are in the right place, most of the time. Watch the duo of codependent flatmates as they attempt live, laugh, love their way through the confusing loneliness of being in their twenties.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins, 55 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Web: thecoastcompany.com

Instagram the_coastcompany

Information

CW: Strong Language, Nudity, Mentions of Sex, Drugs, Alcohol, Violence, Crime

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Welcome to Newport, a picture-perfect slice of suburbia where appearances are everything, and the Newport Village Garden Club, a community of housewives, fiercely rules the town. At the centre of it all are the Wilders, a young, glamorous couple with a deadly secret who seem to have it all.

But when one of them begins to question their most... unconventional hobby, their carefully balanced marriage starts to unravel, spiralling into chaos that threatens to pull everyone down with it.

As suspicions grow and nosy neighbours begin to close in, the Wilders must navigate love, betrayal, and loyalty while trying to stay one step ahead of a storm that could expose everything.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram wilderatfringe

Information

Contains mentions and depictions of murder, bullying, violence, suicide & domestic violence.

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

During a drug-induced haze, Evie posts a shocking picture to her company’s social media, destroying the carefully curated persona she’s built online. As the lies begin to reveal themselves, a misstep into an animal rights activist meeting & a pig saving mission forces her to face the lie that has been holding her captive.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram theuglytruthproductions

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Eating Disorders, Drug Use, Mental Health & Trauma, Strong Language, Animal Cruelty (References), Flashing Lights

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Winnie is dying (slowly – which is the worst way to go). She is despondent, miserable and fed up. She has isolated herself from her friends and family, but she is not alone. Eliza is the new top-model robot companion-carer, who looks after Winnie. Through God, pain, and Love Island, the two attempt to understand each other. These are two (sort of) beings who are desperate to love and be loved, in whatever form that takes. ‘Sick Dog’ asks questions about what it means to be human, the acceptance of death in a world that fears it and our future as maybe not the only creatures with the capacity to love.

Juliet - a frantic, spicy and out-there woman - is moving into what she thinks is her new flat when she finds a random man, Alex - who is neat, collected and nerdy - already moving into it. Which one of them does the flat actually belong to, and is that even the most important question? Through their differences they fight, laugh and fall in love with each other. This story questions what happens when you meet the person you were not expecting to be ‘the one’? It’s a story about life surprising you in every way. We follow Alex and Juliet at the beginning, and at the end of their love, but will it actually be the end?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £13

Social Media

Instagram Hello.goodbye2026

Information

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Who needs therapy when you've got a best friend? Meet two best pals, Jo and Izzy, whose romantic endeavours are as disastrous as their morals are questionable. At least their hearts are in the right place, most of the time. Watch the duo of codependent flatmates as they attempt live, laugh, love their way through the confusing loneliness of being in their twenties.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins, 55 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Web: thecoastcompany.com

Instagram the_coastcompany

Information

CW: Strong Language, Nudity, Mentions of Sex, Drugs, Alcohol, Violence, Crime

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Friends. Comrades. Enemies...

Caillte Lighthouse. The coast of Angus, North Sea, just after WW1.
Follow Mac and Morgan, two experienced keepers and their training of James, before things occur that question their loyalty, friendship and ultimately, their sanity. LIGHTHOUSE is a gripping piece that delves into the human psyche of trust, paranoia and greed with stylish, well-placed humour, jeopardy, suspense and a stellar cast.
Listed by The Herald as one of the Top 20 Must-See Shows of EdFringe 2022, LIGHTHOUSE will take you on a 55 minute journey to hell and back like no other.

‘Rock solid performances and a great sense of atmosphere go a long way to illuminate this new murder mystery thriller. Boasting simple effects which add greatly to the dread-filled atmosphere’
★★★★ The Scotsman

...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.

Winnie is dying (slowly – which is the worst way to go). She is despondent, miserable and fed up. She has isolated herself from her friends and family, but she is not alone. Eliza is the new top-model robot companion-carer, who looks after Winnie. Through God, pain, and Love Island, the two attempt to understand each other. These are two (sort of) beings who are desperate to love and be loved, in whatever form that takes. ‘Sick Dog’ asks questions about what it means to be human, the acceptance of death in a world that fears it and our future as maybe not the only creatures with the capacity to love.

Juliet - a frantic, spicy and out-there woman - is moving into what she thinks is her new flat when she finds a random man, Alex - who is neat, collected and nerdy - already moving into it. Which one of them does the flat actually belong to, and is that even the most important question? Through their differences they fight, laugh and fall in love with each other. This story questions what happens when you meet the person you were not expecting to be ‘the one’? It’s a story about life surprising you in every way. We follow Alex and Juliet at the beginning, and at the end of their love, but will it actually be the end?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £13

Social Media

Instagram Hello.goodbye2026

Information

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Who needs therapy when you've got a best friend? Meet two best pals, Jo and Izzy, whose romantic endeavours are as disastrous as their morals are questionable. At least their hearts are in the right place, most of the time. Watch the duo of codependent flatmates as they attempt live, laugh, love their way through the confusing loneliness of being in their twenties.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins, 55 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Web: thecoastcompany.com

Instagram the_coastcompany

Information

CW: Strong Language, Nudity, Mentions of Sex, Drugs, Alcohol, Violence, Crime

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Friends. Comrades. Enemies...

Caillte Lighthouse. The coast of Angus, North Sea, just after WW1.
Follow Mac and Morgan, two experienced keepers and their training of James, before things occur that question their loyalty, friendship and ultimately, their sanity. LIGHTHOUSE is a gripping piece that delves into the human psyche of trust, paranoia and greed with stylish, well-placed humour, jeopardy, suspense and a stellar cast.
Listed by The Herald as one of the Top 20 Must-See Shows of EdFringe 2022, LIGHTHOUSE will take you on a 55 minute journey to hell and back like no other.

‘Rock solid performances and a great sense of atmosphere go a long way to illuminate this new murder mystery thriller. Boasting simple effects which add greatly to the dread-filled atmosphere’
★★★★ The Scotsman

...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.

“I used to be seventeen.”

Lucy, Cara and Faye, three freshly graduated university students are getting ready for their final night out together before they all go their separate ways into the adult world.
A night like any other, that will leave the girls changed for good.
A story about growing up, the power of choices, and the fact that nothing ever stays the same.

A brand new Irish play which speaks to the challenges that come with the bridge to adulthood. ‘Getting Ready’ shines a light on the culture of female friendships, the question of permanence of youth vs the impending nostalgia that comes with getting older. While being told through a modern lens, this story still manages to resonate with all those who have crossed this space before, resulting in a universal story for all ages to enjoy.
A play full of humour and heart, ‘Getting Ready’ is bound to leave audiences reminiscence of a time that once was, and hopeful for a time yet to come.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram Gettingreadyplay

TikTok: @gettingreadyplay

Information

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.

After debuting at the Lambeth Fringe in 2024 Abigail is finally coming back at the Camden Fringe. Abigail is a one-act monologue play by Nelma Vapaa-Jää that reimagines the relationship between Abigail Williams and John Proctor from Arthur Miller's The Crucible. The play offers a raw and unflinching exploration of Abigail's inner world. Through a series of confessions, reflections, and justifications, Abigail confronts the complex emotions and traumatic experiences that shaped her actions during the Salem witch trials. The play delves deep into themes of power, fear, love, and sexual assault, challenging both historical and contemporary perceptions of victims and perpetrators.
Abigail invites the audience to reconsider how stories of sexual violence are told and understood, both in the past and today. The play highlights the ongoing struggle for victims to have their voices heard and their pain acknowledged in a world that often prefers to dismiss or vilify them.

Nelma Vapaa-Jää, the creator and performer of Abigail, is a 28-year-old actor from Finland. Nelma graduated from the MFA Acting International course from East 15 Acting School in 2024. She is currently based in London and representing herself. She wants to create art that touches you and makes you think. Finland has a strong theater tradition and there are 73 professional theaters in Finland. Nelma draws from both Finnish and English traditions when creating theatre.

Friends. Comrades. Enemies...

Caillte Lighthouse. The coast of Angus, North Sea, just after WW1.
Follow Mac and Morgan, two experienced keepers and their training of James, before things occur that question their loyalty, friendship and ultimately, their sanity. LIGHTHOUSE is a gripping piece that delves into the human psyche of trust, paranoia and greed with stylish, well-placed humour, jeopardy, suspense and a stellar cast.
Listed by The Herald as one of the Top 20 Must-See Shows of EdFringe 2022, LIGHTHOUSE will take you on a 55 minute journey to hell and back like no other.

‘Rock solid performances and a great sense of atmosphere go a long way to illuminate this new murder mystery thriller. Boasting simple effects which add greatly to the dread-filled atmosphere’
★★★★ The Scotsman

...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.

“I used to be seventeen.”

Lucy, Cara and Faye, three freshly graduated university students are getting ready for their final night out together before they all go their separate ways into the adult world.
A night like any other, that will leave the girls changed for good.
A story about growing up, the power of choices, and the fact that nothing ever stays the same.

A brand new Irish play which speaks to the challenges that come with the bridge to adulthood. ‘Getting Ready’ shines a light on the culture of female friendships, the question of permanence of youth vs the impending nostalgia that comes with getting older. While being told through a modern lens, this story still manages to resonate with all those who have crossed this space before, resulting in a universal story for all ages to enjoy.
A play full of humour and heart, ‘Getting Ready’ is bound to leave audiences reminiscence of a time that once was, and hopeful for a time yet to come.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram Gettingreadyplay

TikTok: @gettingreadyplay

Information

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

After debuting at the Lambeth Fringe in 2024 Abigail is finally coming back at the Camden Fringe. Abigail is a one-act monologue play by Nelma Vapaa-Jää that reimagines the relationship between Abigail Williams and John Proctor from Arthur Miller's The Crucible. The play offers a raw and unflinching exploration of Abigail's inner world. Through a series of confessions, reflections, and justifications, Abigail confronts the complex emotions and traumatic experiences that shaped her actions during the Salem witch trials. The play delves deep into themes of power, fear, love, and sexual assault, challenging both historical and contemporary perceptions of victims and perpetrators.
Abigail invites the audience to reconsider how stories of sexual violence are told and understood, both in the past and today. The play highlights the ongoing struggle for victims to have their voices heard and their pain acknowledged in a world that often prefers to dismiss or vilify them.

Nelma Vapaa-Jää, the creator and performer of Abigail, is a 28-year-old actor from Finland. Nelma graduated from the MFA Acting International course from East 15 Acting School in 2024. She is currently based in London and representing herself. She wants to create art that touches you and makes you think. Finland has a strong theater tradition and there are 73 professional theaters in Finland. Nelma draws from both Finnish and English traditions when creating theatre.

Theodore has known since he was a little gay boy that he was born for stardom - it was only a matter of waiting until that day arrived. After a surprise encounter with his ex-boyfriend, Theodore is confronted with the crashing truth that maybe he is not destined to become the star he thought he would.

THEODORE IS A STAR is a queer tragicomedy about attachment trauma, Clapham Daddies, Catholic guilt, shagging Michelangelo, Miley Cyrus, growing older as a gay person, and the fear of truly being seen.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram pgbrennan

Information

Strong language, themes of a sexual nature

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Friends. Comrades. Enemies...

Caillte Lighthouse. The coast of Angus, North Sea, just after WW1.
Follow Mac and Morgan, two experienced keepers and their training of James, before things occur that question their loyalty, friendship and ultimately, their sanity. LIGHTHOUSE is a gripping piece that delves into the human psyche of trust, paranoia and greed with stylish, well-placed humour, jeopardy, suspense and a stellar cast.
Listed by The Herald as one of the Top 20 Must-See Shows of EdFringe 2022, LIGHTHOUSE will take you on a 55 minute journey to hell and back like no other.

‘Rock solid performances and a great sense of atmosphere go a long way to illuminate this new murder mystery thriller. Boasting simple effects which add greatly to the dread-filled atmosphere’
★★★★ The Scotsman

“I used to be seventeen.”

Lucy, Cara and Faye, three freshly graduated university students are getting ready for their final night out together before they all go their separate ways into the adult world.
A night like any other, that will leave the girls changed for good.
A story about growing up, the power of choices, and the fact that nothing ever stays the same.

A brand new Irish play which speaks to the challenges that come with the bridge to adulthood. ‘Getting Ready’ shines a light on the culture of female friendships, the question of permanence of youth vs the impending nostalgia that comes with getting older. While being told through a modern lens, this story still manages to resonate with all those who have crossed this space before, resulting in a universal story for all ages to enjoy.
A play full of humour and heart, ‘Getting Ready’ is bound to leave audiences reminiscence of a time that once was, and hopeful for a time yet to come.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram Gettingreadyplay

TikTok: @gettingreadyplay

Information

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

During a drug-induced haze, Evie posts a shocking picture to her company’s social media, destroying the carefully curated persona she’s built online. As the lies begin to reveal themselves, a misstep into an animal rights activist meeting & a pig saving mission forces her to face the lie that has been holding her captive.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram theuglytruthproductions

Information

Eating Disorders, Drug Use, Mental Health & Trauma, Strong Language, Animal Cruelty (References), Flashing Lights

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

A woman reports a sexual assault.

Within an hour, her story no longer belongs to her.

Skinned is a solo performance set in an interrogation room, where one woman’s testimony is picked apart and returned to her, changed. As inconsistencies are identified, her position begins to shift. Victim becomes suspect. Suspect becomes perpetrator.

Blending live performance with an immersive recorded soundscape, Skinned interrogates the pressure to become the “perfect victim” - coherent, consistent, and easy to believe - and exposes the cost for those who fail to meet it.

What survives isn’t always the truth...

Co-written and co-directed by Aoife Parr and Kirsten Grinstead, Skinned is the new work from the team behind Anatomy of Pain (Brighton Fringe, FUSE International Festival, Edinburgh Fringe), described as “heart-wrenchingly beautiful and painfully relevant” and “brave, tight... damn good - a crusade as much as a play”.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.aoifeparr.com

Instagram skinned.the.play

Information

This performance contains references to sexual assault, strong language, psychological distress, simulated blood, and fl

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

One rejection too much has thrown a once passionate, promising actress into a complete mental breakdown. Sophia, an Italian, London based actress just got the news from her agent, that the role she considered her "saving grace", nearly guaranteed to her, was given to another colleague. When at the height of her self pity she receives an unexpected phone call from her grandmother, which is the last thing she wants at the moment but exactly what she desperately needs.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 30 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Information

There is only mild use of adult language.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information

Theodore has known since he was a little gay boy that he was born for stardom - it was only a matter of waiting until that day arrived. After a surprise encounter with his ex-boyfriend, Theodore is confronted with the crashing truth that maybe he is not destined to become the star he thought he would.

THEODORE IS A STAR is a queer tragicomedy about attachment trauma, Clapham Daddies, Catholic guilt, shagging Michelangelo, Miley Cyrus, growing older as a gay person, and the fear of truly being seen.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram pgbrennan

Information

Strong language, themes of a sexual nature

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

“I used to be seventeen.”

Lucy, Cara and Faye, three freshly graduated university students are getting ready for their final night out together before they all go their separate ways into the adult world.
A night like any other, that will leave the girls changed for good.
A story about growing up, the power of choices, and the fact that nothing ever stays the same.

A brand new Irish play which speaks to the challenges that come with the bridge to adulthood. ‘Getting Ready’ shines a light on the culture of female friendships, the question of permanence of youth vs the impending nostalgia that comes with getting older. While being told through a modern lens, this story still manages to resonate with all those who have crossed this space before, resulting in a universal story for all ages to enjoy.
A play full of humour and heart, ‘Getting Ready’ is bound to leave audiences reminiscence of a time that once was, and hopeful for a time yet to come.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram Gettingreadyplay

TikTok: @gettingreadyplay

Information

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

A woman reports a sexual assault.

Within an hour, her story no longer belongs to her.

Skinned is a solo performance set in an interrogation room, where one woman’s testimony is picked apart and returned to her, changed. As inconsistencies are identified, her position begins to shift. Victim becomes suspect. Suspect becomes perpetrator.

Blending live performance with an immersive recorded soundscape, Skinned interrogates the pressure to become the “perfect victim” - coherent, consistent, and easy to believe - and exposes the cost for those who fail to meet it.

What survives isn’t always the truth...

Co-written and co-directed by Aoife Parr and Kirsten Grinstead, Skinned is the new work from the team behind Anatomy of Pain (Brighton Fringe, FUSE International Festival, Edinburgh Fringe), described as “heart-wrenchingly beautiful and painfully relevant” and “brave, tight... damn good - a crusade as much as a play”.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.aoifeparr.com

Instagram skinned.the.play

Information

This performance contains references to sexual assault, strong language, psychological distress, simulated blood, and fl

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

One rejection too much has thrown a once passionate, promising actress into a complete mental breakdown. Sophia, an Italian, London based actress just got the news from her agent, that the role she considered her "saving grace", nearly guaranteed to her, was given to another colleague. When at the height of her self pity she receives an unexpected phone call from her grandmother, which is the last thing she wants at the moment but exactly what she desperately needs.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 30 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Information

There is only mild use of adult language.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information

Welcome to Newport, a picture-perfect slice of suburbia where appearances are everything, and the Newport Village Garden Club, a community of housewives, fiercely rules the town. At the centre of it all are the Wilders, a young, glamorous couple with a deadly secret who seem to have it all.

But when one of them begins to question their most... unconventional hobby, their carefully balanced marriage starts to unravel, spiralling into chaos that threatens to pull everyone down with it.

As suspicions grow and nosy neighbours begin to close in, the Wilders must navigate love, betrayal, and loyalty while trying to stay one step ahead of a storm that could expose everything.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram wilderatfringe

Information

Contains mentions and depictions of murder, bullying, violence, suicide & domestic violence.

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Theodore has known since he was a little gay boy that he was born for stardom - it was only a matter of waiting until that day arrived. After a surprise encounter with his ex-boyfriend, Theodore is confronted with the crashing truth that maybe he is not destined to become the star he thought he would.

THEODORE IS A STAR is a queer tragicomedy about attachment trauma, Clapham Daddies, Catholic guilt, shagging Michelangelo, Miley Cyrus, growing older as a gay person, and the fear of truly being seen.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram pgbrennan

Information

Strong language, themes of a sexual nature

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

“The Death of Hundun” is a solo performance inspired by a parable by the ancient Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi, in which Hundun—an undivided whole, without orifices, embodying a wisdom beyond ordinary understanding—dies after seven apertures are forcibly carved into his body. This production reimagines the myth as a contemporary psychological allegory: a person who has “seen through everything” is driven to the brink as her inner world collapses into disillusionment.

The story follows a woman living with depression, trapped in a reality defined by pain. Refusing to surrender, she hurls herself toward one promise after another—love, career, family, freedom, faith, and ultimately reason—believing each might offer salvation. Yet every hope is raised only to be shattered, leaving her face to face with the limits of endurance and the nearness of death.

Blending a text-rich, emotionally charged monologue with highly physical performance, the piece delivers a visceral theatrical experience. It asks: when all systems of meaning fail, can one still go on living? And if suffering offers no resolution, might we learn to make space for what resists explanation?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

A woman reports a sexual assault.

Within an hour, her story no longer belongs to her.

Skinned is a solo performance set in an interrogation room, where one woman’s testimony is picked apart and returned to her, changed. As inconsistencies are identified, her position begins to shift. Victim becomes suspect. Suspect becomes perpetrator.

Blending live performance with an immersive recorded soundscape, Skinned interrogates the pressure to become the “perfect victim” - coherent, consistent, and easy to believe - and exposes the cost for those who fail to meet it.

What survives isn’t always the truth...

Co-written and co-directed by Aoife Parr and Kirsten Grinstead, Skinned is the new work from the team behind Anatomy of Pain (Brighton Fringe, FUSE International Festival, Edinburgh Fringe), described as “heart-wrenchingly beautiful and painfully relevant” and “brave, tight... damn good - a crusade as much as a play”.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.aoifeparr.com

Instagram skinned.the.play

Information

This performance contains references to sexual assault, strong language, psychological distress, simulated blood, and fl

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Close Friends is a timely new PowerPoint show exploring intimacy, honesty and authenticity in the age of social media. Based on a decade of Instagram Story archives, this fun and thought-provoking piece of storytelling seeks to explore topical questions around the ways we're trained to present ourselves and how we all #relate.

Underpinning a tale of failing in the visual arts - from growing up with an Artist parent to undertaking an Art History degree, overcoming teenage image issues and stagnating in a social media career - comes a deeper discussion around the ways we depict ourselves in misguided quests for closeness.

Making a case for unfiltered oversharing as opposed to curating a flawless persona, seeking connection over 'engagement' and ditching 'likes' for love, this hour of honest confession abandons attempts to paint a perfect picture in favour of telling a true story.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7

Social Media

Instagram foggystoriesss

Information

CW: Discussion of eating disorders / body image

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Welcome to Newport, a picture-perfect slice of suburbia where appearances are everything, and the Newport Village Garden Club, a community of housewives, fiercely rules the town. At the centre of it all are the Wilders, a young, glamorous couple with a deadly secret who seem to have it all.

But when one of them begins to question their most... unconventional hobby, their carefully balanced marriage starts to unravel, spiralling into chaos that threatens to pull everyone down with it.

As suspicions grow and nosy neighbours begin to close in, the Wilders must navigate love, betrayal, and loyalty while trying to stay one step ahead of a storm that could expose everything.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram wilderatfringe

Information

Contains mentions and depictions of murder, bullying, violence, suicide & domestic violence.

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

An improvised comedy show performed by a select group of professional silly people. There will be mischief, horseplay, and if we're lucky, some high-spirited shenanigans! This lineup of cheeky delights include London locals Phil Whelans & David Reed along with Canadian comedienne, Lindsay Mullan. Join us for 60 minutes of hilarious improvised storytelling based on suggestions from the audience.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £17

Social Media

Instagram lindsomullo

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

“The Death of Hundun” is a solo performance inspired by a parable by the ancient Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi, in which Hundun—an undivided whole, without orifices, embodying a wisdom beyond ordinary understanding—dies after seven apertures are forcibly carved into his body. This production reimagines the myth as a contemporary psychological allegory: a person who has “seen through everything” is driven to the brink as her inner world collapses into disillusionment.

The story follows a woman living with depression, trapped in a reality defined by pain. Refusing to surrender, she hurls herself toward one promise after another—love, career, family, freedom, faith, and ultimately reason—believing each might offer salvation. Yet every hope is raised only to be shattered, leaving her face to face with the limits of endurance and the nearness of death.

Blending a text-rich, emotionally charged monologue with highly physical performance, the piece delivers a visceral theatrical experience. It asks: when all systems of meaning fail, can one still go on living? And if suffering offers no resolution, might we learn to make space for what resists explanation?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

A struggling actor is caught up in a plot to help a woman grieving her mother, by posing as a psychic medium. What begins as a matter of goodwill quickly turns into a deeply troubled and darkly hilarious role play that continues for far longer than anybody expected.

Following a sold out Northern performance at the acclaimed Lawrence Batley Theatre and a successful London debut at The Hen and Chickens Theatre; Righton Productions and Thomas Carruthers (Longlisted for the 2023 Victoria Woody Comedy Prize) bring this new and original northern dark comedy one man show for its Fringe debut for Camden Fringe 2026.

"Alan Bennett meets David Lynch... A hilarious, uplifting and moving piece of theatre." - PHILLIP STOKES, Winner of Fringe Review Outstanding Theatre Award and Culturally Important Playwright

"4 STARS - A shockingly funny dark comedy... Carruthers constructs a compelling narrative. There is something timeless about his crosshatch of psychological thrillers." -JAMIAS VU PRODUCTIONS

Genre: Play

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £9

Facebook: RightonProductions

Instagram righton_productions

TikTok: @rightonproductions

TRIGGER WARNINGS - The play deals with responses to grief

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

Gabriel is a man of our times. He does a nondescript job in IT that will likely be displaced soon, but it does for now. Half French, half English, his psyche is trapped somewhere in the middle of the English Channel and drifting out to sea. He has strong opinions about bread, coffee, Godard, public transport, and the correct temperature at which to serve Comté.
By any external measure he is absolutely fine. He is not fine. The life he is living and the life he is capable of living are separate, kept apart by an invisible wall of anxiety, guilt and regret.
He is a searcher, seeking guidance in a confusing and hostile world. He needs a guru, a seer, but Gabriel doesn't particularly like people.

One flat, one evening, one not so quiet unravelling. The table is set, the wine is breathing, pull up a chair.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram molonok_theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

A Uruguayan model. Diana Spencer. The Doors. Elton John. Tótem.
La Figurita. Montevideo.

The future as longing. Collapse as an inevitable destiny.
“Come on, baby, light my fire.”

An exploration of what we once imagined we would become — and never did.
Between image, memory and fracture, Los años maravillosos moves through the illusion of storytelling and confronts us with what remains when everything we once believed in begins to collapse.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14

Social Media

Facebook: bearesteatro

Instagram bearesteatro

Information

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

“The Death of Hundun” is a solo performance inspired by a parable by the ancient Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi, in which Hundun—an undivided whole, without orifices, embodying a wisdom beyond ordinary understanding—dies after seven apertures are forcibly carved into his body. This production reimagines the myth as a contemporary psychological allegory: a person who has “seen through everything” is driven to the brink as her inner world collapses into disillusionment.

The story follows a woman living with depression, trapped in a reality defined by pain. Refusing to surrender, she hurls herself toward one promise after another—love, career, family, freedom, faith, and ultimately reason—believing each might offer salvation. Yet every hope is raised only to be shattered, leaving her face to face with the limits of endurance and the nearness of death.

Blending a text-rich, emotionally charged monologue with highly physical performance, the piece delivers a visceral theatrical experience. It asks: when all systems of meaning fail, can one still go on living? And if suffering offers no resolution, might we learn to make space for what resists explanation?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Gabriel is a man of our times. He does a nondescript job in IT that will likely be displaced soon, but it does for now. Half French, half English, his psyche is trapped somewhere in the middle of the English Channel and drifting out to sea. He has strong opinions about bread, coffee, Godard, public transport, and the correct temperature at which to serve Comté.
By any external measure he is absolutely fine. He is not fine. The life he is living and the life he is capable of living are separate, kept apart by an invisible wall of anxiety, guilt and regret.
He is a searcher, seeking guidance in a confusing and hostile world. He needs a guru, a seer, but Gabriel doesn't particularly like people.

One flat, one evening, one not so quiet unravelling. The table is set, the wine is breathing, pull up a chair.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram molonok_theatre

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Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

What if the dinner was the play?

Maria-Rapaz (Tomboy) unfolds around a table, where food is the plot and eating is the dramaturgy. This is not theatre about food — it is theatre through food.

Set between a pristine fine-dining kitchen and the warm chaos of a home kitchen, this work follows two women as they cook, eat, talk, and reveal what often goes unseen.

Drawing on Portuguese family recipes and queer experience, Maria-Rapaz asks: what counts as art? Who gets recognised? And what kinds of knowledge travel when we share a meal? The audience is invited to sit, to taste, and to witness a story about what it means to be sustained — not just fed — in a world that rewards spectacle over care.

Tickets are available at two prices: one includes light bites served as part of the performance (not a full meal), and a lower-priced option is available for audiences who wish to watch without food.
Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £9

Social Media

Web: joanapereiradacosta.com/

Instagram onthetipofhertongue.jpc

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Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

An improvised comedy show performed by a select group of professional silly people. There will be mischief, horseplay, and if we're lucky, some high-spirited shenanigans! This lineup of cheeky delights include London locals Phil Whelans & David Reed along with Canadian comedienne, Lindsay Mullan. Join us for 60 minutes of hilarious improvised storytelling based on suggestions from the audience.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £17

Social Media

Instagram lindsomullo

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

Gabriel is a man of our times. He does a nondescript job in IT that will likely be displaced soon, but it does for now. Half French, half English, his psyche is trapped somewhere in the middle of the English Channel and drifting out to sea. He has strong opinions about bread, coffee, Godard, public transport, and the correct temperature at which to serve Comté.
By any external measure he is absolutely fine. He is not fine. The life he is living and the life he is capable of living are separate, kept apart by an invisible wall of anxiety, guilt and regret.
He is a searcher, seeking guidance in a confusing and hostile world. He needs a guru, a seer, but Gabriel doesn't particularly like people.

One flat, one evening, one not so quiet unravelling. The table is set, the wine is breathing, pull up a chair.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram molonok_theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

What if the dinner was the play?

Maria-Rapaz (Tomboy) unfolds around a table, where food is the plot and eating is the dramaturgy. This is not theatre about food — it is theatre through food.

Set between a pristine fine-dining kitchen and the warm chaos of a home kitchen, this work follows two women as they cook, eat, talk, and reveal what often goes unseen.

Drawing on Portuguese family recipes and queer experience, Maria-Rapaz asks: what counts as art? Who gets recognised? And what kinds of knowledge travel when we share a meal? The audience is invited to sit, to taste, and to witness a story about what it means to be sustained — not just fed — in a world that rewards spectacle over care.

Tickets are available at two prices: one includes light bites served as part of the performance (not a full meal), and a lower-priced option is available for audiences who wish to watch without food.
Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £9

Social Media

Web: joanapereiradacosta.com/

Instagram onthetipofhertongue.jpc

Information

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Cast: Sushant Nair as JAY, Alanya Hotchkiss as MAY
Written by: Sushant Nair | Directed by: Geir Thomassen

The year is 2030.

After a painful break-up, Jay hits the reset button on his life—but instead of healing, he spirals into a cycle of rage, isolation, and alcohol dependency. In a world increasingly disconnected by technology, his search for meaningful connection is overshadowed by his own self-destructive habits.

Enter May: a strange and enigmatic new flatmate whose unexpected presence begins to challenge Jay’s worldview. As their uneasy cohabitation unfolds, truths are confronted and emotions unravel.

21 Days is a bold new work exploring how we cope with heartbreak, addiction, and emotional suppression in a world where we humans face the unpredictability of technology. It asks: can logic ever explain the chaos of human emotion?

Review:
★★★1/2 Theatre and Tonic

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15, £12.50

Social Media

Web: https://linktr.ee/21Days_ThePlay

Facebook: 21DaysThePlay

Instagram 21days_theplay

Twitter: 21days_theplay

Bluesky 21days

Threads 21days_theplay

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Mental health, Alcohol addiction, Partial nudity, Reference to drugs, Bad language, Flashing lights

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

Gabriel is a man of our times. He does a nondescript job in IT that will likely be displaced soon, but it does for now. Half French, half English, his psyche is trapped somewhere in the middle of the English Channel and drifting out to sea. He has strong opinions about bread, coffee, Godard, public transport, and the correct temperature at which to serve Comté.
By any external measure he is absolutely fine. He is not fine. The life he is living and the life he is capable of living are separate, kept apart by an invisible wall of anxiety, guilt and regret.
He is a searcher, seeking guidance in a confusing and hostile world. He needs a guru, a seer, but Gabriel doesn't particularly like people.

One flat, one evening, one not so quiet unravelling. The table is set, the wine is breathing, pull up a chair.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram molonok_theatre

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

A Uruguayan model. Diana Spencer. The Doors. Elton John. Tótem.
La Figurita. Montevideo.

The future as longing. Collapse as an inevitable destiny.
“Come on, baby, light my fire.”

An exploration of what we once imagined we would become — and never did.
Between image, memory and fracture, Los años maravillosos moves through the illusion of storytelling and confronts us with what remains when everything we once believed in begins to collapse.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14

Social Media

Facebook: bearesteatro

Instagram bearesteatro

Information

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

An improvised comedy show performed by a select group of professional silly people. There will be mischief, horseplay, and if we're lucky, some high-spirited shenanigans! This lineup of cheeky delights include London locals Phil Whelans & David Reed along with Canadian comedienne, Lindsay Mullan. Join us for 60 minutes of hilarious improvised storytelling based on suggestions from the audience.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £17

Social Media

Instagram lindsomullo

Information

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

TRAPPED is a powerful one-woman psychological drama exploring the manipulation and emotional impact of grooming. Through storytelling and physical performance, a single performer brings eight different characters to life, each with distinct voices and physicalities, revealing the complex dynamics of the relationships that shaped her past.
As memories unfold, the boundaries between trust and manipulation begin to blur. With minimalistic staging and limited props, the production focuses on the performer’s transformation between characters, drawing the audience into an intimate exploration of vulnerability, influence, and the lasting psychological impact of manipulation.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram dollykanithi

TikTok: @dollykanithi

Twitter: dollykanithi

Threads dollykanithi

Information

Trigger and content warnings - Sexual grooming, manipulation, violence, swearing

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

During a drug-induced haze, Evie posts a shocking picture to her company’s social media, destroying the carefully curated persona she’s built online. As the lies begin to reveal themselves, a misstep into an animal rights activist meeting & a pig saving mission forces her to face the lie that has been holding her captive.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 40 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram theuglytruthproductions

Information

Eating Disorders, Drug Use, Mental Health & Trauma, Strong Language, Animal Cruelty (References), Flashing Lights

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

“A cozy, decent kitchen of your dreams, a perfect breakfast, and a war of chickens.”

Yifei and Ming lead a meticulously ordered life in their Qingdao beachfront apartment, watching their neighbour’s chickens engage in a brutal, feathery feud from behind a spotless window. To Ming, a school teacher, the violence is background noise to be ignored; to Yifei, a bank clerk, this war is a market to be exploited, as free-range eggs begin to arrive at their doorstep.

As the couple argue and scheme over this unexpected windfall, the boundary between outside and inside begins to collapse. Chickens invade their home, littering the living room with droppings.

Chicken Dropping is a biting absurdist comedy about those who treat tragedy as opportunity, until the blood and filth of what they’ve monetised crash through their own kitchen window.

When the world turns into a battlefield, how long can you keep your own kitchen clean?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Information

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

The story of coping with loss in an STI Clinic.

No one likes an STI Clinic, no one dislikes them more than Will Stevens. But as he sits waiting for his results at 4 am all he's trying to do is be positive.

A new play, in development for over a year coming to the stage.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram the_other41

Information

Mentions of death

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

A Uruguayan model. Diana Spencer. The Doors. Elton John. Tótem.
La Figurita. Montevideo.

The future as longing. Collapse as an inevitable destiny.
“Come on, baby, light my fire.”

An exploration of what we once imagined we would become — and never did.
Between image, memory and fracture, Los años maravillosos moves through the illusion of storytelling and confronts us with what remains when everything we once believed in begins to collapse.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £14

Social Media

Facebook: bearesteatro

Instagram bearesteatro

Information

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

TRAPPED is a powerful one-woman psychological drama exploring the manipulation and emotional impact of grooming. Through storytelling and physical performance, a single performer brings eight different characters to life, each with distinct voices and physicalities, revealing the complex dynamics of the relationships that shaped her past.
As memories unfold, the boundaries between trust and manipulation begin to blur. With minimalistic staging and limited props, the production focuses on the performer’s transformation between characters, drawing the audience into an intimate exploration of vulnerability, influence, and the lasting psychological impact of manipulation.

Event Details

Genre: Play

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Instagram dollykanithi

TikTok: @dollykanithi

Twitter: dollykanithi

Threads dollykanithi

Information

Trigger and content warnings - Sexual grooming, manipulation, violence, swearing

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

This powerful new play follows two Lebanese sisters, Yara and Mina, who advocate for change in Lebanon. When the 2019 revolution begins, their frustration is turned into action. However, as the year passes, the fire of the revolution wanes, and the country descends further into crisis. This draws a chasm between the sisters and ignites a heated discussion about identity, colonialism, and corruption.

On August 4th, 2020, the port explosion rips through their living room, changing everything. The play is both a love letter and a ‘fuck you’ to Lebanon: a dichotomy that every Lebanese person has felt. We don’t know what to feel, but we know it is all valid.

A percentage of ticket sales will go to Migrant Workers’ Action, an organisation that supports displaced migrant workers in Lebanon and fights to abolish the Kafala system.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram maybetomorrowplay

TikTok: @maybetomorrowplay

Information

Trigger warnings: war, death, sounds of explosions, swearing

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

“A cozy, decent kitchen of your dreams, a perfect breakfast, and a war of chickens.”

Yifei and Ming lead a meticulously ordered life in their Qingdao beachfront apartment, watching their neighbour’s chickens engage in a brutal, feathery feud from behind a spotless window. To Ming, a school teacher, the violence is background noise to be ignored; to Yifei, a bank clerk, this war is a market to be exploited, as free-range eggs begin to arrive at their doorstep.

As the couple argue and scheme over this unexpected windfall, the boundary between outside and inside begins to collapse. Chickens invade their home, littering the living room with droppings.

Chicken Dropping is a biting absurdist comedy about those who treat tragedy as opportunity, until the blood and filth of what they’ve monetised crash through their own kitchen window.

When the world turns into a battlefield, how long can you keep your own kitchen clean?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Information

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

The story of coping with loss in an STI Clinic.

No one likes an STI Clinic, no one dislikes them more than Will Stevens. But as he sits waiting for his results at 4 am all he's trying to do is be positive.

A new play, in development for over a year coming to the stage.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Instagram the_other41

Information

Mentions of death

Suitable for ages: 18+

See venue page for accessibility information.

“I am a remarkable woman - always was, though none of you seemed to think so.”

May Morris steps out from the shadow of her father William Morris in an actor-musician odyssey from Isabella Javor. THREADS OF MAY weaves together live music and storytelling to stitch together the intricate life of the woman who designed some of the most iconic Arts and Crafts patterns.
The play traverses her journey from her bohemian childhood, stepping up to continue her father’s legacy managing the embroidery department of Morris & Co, to her later years falling in love with her gardener Mary Lobb.
A blend of original music and feminist history, THREADS OF MAY is a vivid tapestry of legacy, politics, and hidden queer love.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Web: isabellajavor.com

Instagram threadsofmay

Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

This powerful new play follows two Lebanese sisters, Yara and Mina, who advocate for change in Lebanon. When the 2019 revolution begins, their frustration is turned into action. However, as the year passes, the fire of the revolution wanes, and the country descends further into crisis. This draws a chasm between the sisters and ignites a heated discussion about identity, colonialism, and corruption.

On August 4th, 2020, the port explosion rips through their living room, changing everything. The play is both a love letter and a ‘fuck you’ to Lebanon: a dichotomy that every Lebanese person has felt. We don’t know what to feel, but we know it is all valid.

A percentage of ticket sales will go to Migrant Workers’ Action, an organisation that supports displaced migrant workers in Lebanon and fights to abolish the Kafala system.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram maybetomorrowplay

TikTok: @maybetomorrowplay

Information

Trigger warnings: war, death, sounds of explosions, swearing

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Each year, New Jersey’s premier theme park draws thousands of thrill-seekers to Fright Fest – an after-sunset immersive haunting experience. This spooktacular event invites the Jersey Turnpike’s finest aspiring scare performers to come out of the woodwork and into the limelight! By late August, the casting notice is out, and in the hands of old souls who have scared before and fledglings, who are just starting their creepy careers. Regardless of experience, they all share one common desire: to be the most spine-chilling monster of them all. But, when technical difficulties threaten to halt auditions, the ‘boogey they/thems’ are determined that the scare must go on! With humour, heart, and a healthy dose of chaos, this one-act play offers a tribute to the (seasonal) unsung heroes of America's theme parks. Will you scream? Or just be left afraid of the dark?

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £5

Social Media

Instagram frightfestplay

Information

This performance will include times of total darkness and jump scares.

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Liam is sick. Matthew is sick of him. Trapped in a run down flat in Belfast, dying of AIDs, Liam depends on Matthew for everything. He rants and rambles, desperate for release or entertainment. Matthew, meanwhile, finds his patience wearing thin. Liam is no angel, and Matthew is no martyr.

Funded by the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club, this irreverent dark comedy traps the audience with the characters in a claustrophobia of illness, caregiving and resentment. One scene, one set, spanning one endless argument: every beat of the frustration and the building tension is felt in real time. Balancing raw humour with intense emotion, this two-hander confronts sickness, shame and guilt through a distinctly Irish humour.

Rooted in the real historical context of both the Troubles and the AIDs crisis, the play sheds new light on overlooked perspectives. With biting dialogue and unbroken narrative, Giving Out offers an unflinching, immersive theatrical experience which is as funny as it is devastating.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Information

TW: Suicide, Death and/or dying, Homophobia, Terminal Illness

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

This powerful new play follows two Lebanese sisters, Yara and Mina, who advocate for change in Lebanon. When the 2019 revolution begins, their frustration is turned into action. However, as the year passes, the fire of the revolution wanes, and the country descends further into crisis. This draws a chasm between the sisters and ignites a heated discussion about identity, colonialism, and corruption.

On August 4th, 2020, the port explosion rips through their living room, changing everything. The play is both a love letter and a ‘fuck you’ to Lebanon: a dichotomy that every Lebanese person has felt. We don’t know what to feel, but we know it is all valid.

A percentage of ticket sales will go to Migrant Workers’ Action, an organisation that supports displaced migrant workers in Lebanon and fights to abolish the Kafala system.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram maybetomorrowplay

TikTok: @maybetomorrowplay

Information

Trigger warnings: war, death, sounds of explosions, swearing

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

An estranged father and son spend the night together. A casual remark exposes a family secret that turns into a reckoning about absence, blame and grief. An intimate, real-time two-hander exploring identity, parenthood and the weight of the past.

As dawn approaches, nothing will be the same for either of them again.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.timeisnowplay.com

Information

Contains themes of grief & child bereavement

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

This powerful new play follows two Lebanese sisters, Yara and Mina, who advocate for change in Lebanon. When the 2019 revolution begins, their frustration is turned into action. However, as the year passes, the fire of the revolution wanes, and the country descends further into crisis. This draws a chasm between the sisters and ignites a heated discussion about identity, colonialism, and corruption.

On August 4th, 2020, the port explosion rips through their living room, changing everything. The play is both a love letter and a ‘fuck you’ to Lebanon: a dichotomy that every Lebanese person has felt. We don’t know what to feel, but we know it is all valid.

A percentage of ticket sales will go to Migrant Workers’ Action, an organisation that supports displaced migrant workers in Lebanon and fights to abolish the Kafala system.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram maybetomorrowplay

TikTok: @maybetomorrowplay

Information

Trigger warnings: war, death, sounds of explosions, swearing

Suitable for ages: 14 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Liam is sick. Matthew is sick of him. Trapped in a run down flat in Belfast, dying of AIDs, Liam depends on Matthew for everything. He rants and rambles, desperate for release or entertainment. Matthew, meanwhile, finds his patience wearing thin. Liam is no angel, and Matthew is no martyr.

Funded by the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club, this irreverent dark comedy traps the audience with the characters in a claustrophobia of illness, caregiving and resentment. One scene, one set, spanning one endless argument: every beat of the frustration and the building tension is felt in real time. Balancing raw humour with intense emotion, this two-hander confronts sickness, shame and guilt through a distinctly Irish humour.

Rooted in the real historical context of both the Troubles and the AIDs crisis, the play sheds new light on overlooked perspectives. With biting dialogue and unbroken narrative, Giving Out offers an unflinching, immersive theatrical experience which is as funny as it is devastating.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Information

TW: Suicide, Death and/or dying, Homophobia, Terminal Illness

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

How far would you go to survive? What would you be willing to sacrifice to do what's right? Arriving in Australia in 1883, an Irish outcast lies and cheats her way to freedom. When she witnesses the devastation being wrought upon First Nations People, everything changes; she gives up her life for theirs. Then she betrays them to feed them. A true story about a morally complex woman, trapped with limited means.
Does history have to repeat itself, or can it be our greatest reminder to do better? A one-woman-show by Georgia Nicholas.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Facebook: WalkInHerShoesProductions

Instagram walkinhershoes.productions

Information

Content warning: heavily references the colonisation and systemic genocide of the Australian Indigenous Peoples.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Join best friends and rising comedy stars Abi Sharp and Harsh for a split bill that explores the intersection of Type-A ambition, queer identity, and the chaotic search for love. United by their nerdy neuroses and a spectacular track record of romantic failures, the pair present A Marriage of Inconvenience: a show about the logistical nightmare of modern dating, and their pact to enter a sexless lavender marriage if they're still single by 40. Until then, they're saying "I do" to the next best thing: awkwardly sharing the stage for half an hour each.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £5

Social Media

Web: linktr.ee/a_marriage_of_inconvenience

Information

contains sexual content and strong language

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

An estranged father and son spend the night together. A casual remark exposes a family secret that turns into a reckoning about absence, blame and grief. An intimate, real-time two-hander exploring identity, parenthood and the weight of the past.

As dawn approaches, nothing will be the same for either of them again.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.timeisnowplay.com

Information

Contains themes of grief & child bereavement

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Liam is sick. Matthew is sick of him. Trapped in a run down flat in Belfast, dying of AIDs, Liam depends on Matthew for everything. He rants and rambles, desperate for release or entertainment. Matthew, meanwhile, finds his patience wearing thin. Liam is no angel, and Matthew is no martyr.

Funded by the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club, this irreverent dark comedy traps the audience with the characters in a claustrophobia of illness, caregiving and resentment. One scene, one set, spanning one endless argument: every beat of the frustration and the building tension is felt in real time. Balancing raw humour with intense emotion, this two-hander confronts sickness, shame and guilt through a distinctly Irish humour.

Rooted in the real historical context of both the Troubles and the AIDs crisis, the play sheds new light on overlooked perspectives. With biting dialogue and unbroken narrative, Giving Out offers an unflinching, immersive theatrical experience which is as funny as it is devastating.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Information

TW: Suicide, Death and/or dying, Homophobia, Terminal Illness

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

How far would you go to survive? What would you be willing to sacrifice to do what's right? Arriving in Australia in 1883, an Irish outcast lies and cheats her way to freedom. When she witnesses the devastation being wrought upon First Nations People, everything changes; she gives up her life for theirs. Then she betrays them to feed them. A true story about a morally complex woman, trapped with limited means.
Does history have to repeat itself, or can it be our greatest reminder to do better? A one-woman-show by Georgia Nicholas.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Facebook: WalkInHerShoesProductions

Instagram walkinhershoes.productions

Information

Content warning: heavily references the colonisation and systemic genocide of the Australian Indigenous Peoples.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

An estranged father and son spend the night together. A casual remark exposes a family secret that turns into a reckoning about absence, blame and grief. An intimate, real-time two-hander exploring identity, parenthood and the weight of the past.

As dawn approaches, nothing will be the same for either of them again.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.timeisnowplay.com

Information

Contains themes of grief & child bereavement

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

"Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood" (Marie Curie)

Discover the remarkable story of Marie Curie in this faithful and evocative play that celebrates one of the most groundbreaking minds in history.

Performed by Abbe Lee and Mark Stratford, the play takes us on the journey from Marie’s early struggles as a young immigrant scholar to her rise as a pioneering scientist.

We trace the thrill of discovery, see the courage required to challenge convention, and witness Marie’s relentless pursuit of knowledge in a patriarchal world determined to hold her back.

Through moments of love, humour, obsession, and triumph, the play reveals the sheer strength and heart behind the unstoppable genius who - with the help of her husband Pierre - changed science and the world forever.

Join us for this inspiring and intimate theatrical experience.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 80 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Web: stratfordproductions.co.uk

Facebook: stratfordproductions

Instagram stratfordproductions

Twitter: stratfordprods

Information

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

See venue page for accessibility information.

A backstage breakup between tango partners spirals into total chaos when Roxana ends her relationship with Mateo five minutes before their performance. Their argument erupts onto the stage, where Gianpiero, an eccentric “artistic genius” of a director (and allegedly a descendant of Julius Caesar), decides to transform the disaster into his greatest masterpiece.
He casts Mateo as a werewolf, Roxana as a swan, and begins manipulating them in front of a live audience.
What follows is a gloriously unhinged collision of Argentine tango, carefully crafted conspiracies and pure theatrical madness, led by a director who bows while the actors call an ambulance. A dark, physical, absurd comedy where even the audience can’t tell what’s scripted anymore.
Directed by Simon Coulthard (Tango Passions)

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Facebook: events/1225320722924243/

Information

Contains strong language, sexual references, sensitive issues and moments of implied violence.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

Poor, poor Aunty Mei - it’s bad enough her daughter’s a spinster and now, a lesbian? Almost 25 AND unmarried, what will the ancestors have to say? (spoiler alert: a lot)

Like all good Chinese parents, Aunty Mei plots and schemes to matchmake her daughter with London’s finest lesbians (could that be you?). Will she survive the culture shock and find a way for their worlds to exist alongside each other?

Charmaine Cheong makes her debut as Aunty Mei in this witty one woman, comedy drama

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15, £16

Social Media

Web: instagram.com/cshenmei

Instagram auntyonstage

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Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

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Join best friends and rising comedy stars Abi Sharp and Harsh for a split bill that explores the intersection of Type-A ambition, queer identity, and the chaotic search for love. United by their nerdy neuroses and a spectacular track record of romantic failures, the pair present A Marriage of Inconvenience: a show about the logistical nightmare of modern dating, and their pact to enter a sexless lavender marriage if they're still single by 40. Until then, they're saying "I do" to the next best thing: awkwardly sharing the stage for half an hour each.

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £5

Social Media

Web: linktr.ee/a_marriage_of_inconvenience

Information

contains sexual content and strong language

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

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An estranged father and son spend the night together. A casual remark exposes a family secret that turns into a reckoning about absence, blame and grief. An intimate, real-time two-hander exploring identity, parenthood and the weight of the past.

As dawn approaches, nothing will be the same for either of them again.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £10

Social Media

Web: www.timeisnowplay.com

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Contains themes of grief & child bereavement

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

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A backstage breakup between tango partners spirals into total chaos when Roxana ends her relationship with Mateo five minutes before their performance. Their argument erupts onto the stage, where Gianpiero, an eccentric “artistic genius” of a director (and allegedly a descendant of Julius Caesar), decides to transform the disaster into his greatest masterpiece.
He casts Mateo as a werewolf, Roxana as a swan, and begins manipulating them in front of a live audience.
What follows is a gloriously unhinged collision of Argentine tango, carefully crafted conspiracies and pure theatrical madness, led by a director who bows while the actors call an ambulance. A dark, physical, absurd comedy where even the audience can’t tell what’s scripted anymore.
Directed by Simon Coulthard (Tango Passions)

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Facebook: events/1225320722924243/

Information

Contains strong language, sexual references, sensitive issues and moments of implied violence.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

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Accessibility Rider

Close Friends is a timely new PowerPoint show exploring intimacy, honesty and authenticity in the age of social media. Based on a decade of Instagram Story archives, this fun and thought-provoking piece of storytelling seeks to explore topical questions around the ways we're trained to present ourselves and how we all #relate.

Underpinning a tale of failing in the visual arts - from growing up with an Artist parent to undertaking an Art History degree, overcoming teenage image issues and stagnating in a social media career - comes a deeper discussion around the ways we depict ourselves in misguided quests for closeness.

Making a case for unfiltered oversharing as opposed to curating a flawless persona, seeking connection over 'engagement' and ditching 'likes' for love, this hour of honest confession abandons attempts to paint a perfect picture in favour of telling a true story.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £7

Social Media

Instagram foggystoriesss

Information

CW: Discussion of eating disorders / body image

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

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How far would you go to survive? What would you be willing to sacrifice to do what's right? Arriving in Australia in 1883, an Irish outcast lies and cheats her way to freedom. When she witnesses the devastation being wrought upon First Nations People, everything changes; she gives up her life for theirs. Then she betrays them to feed them. A true story about a morally complex woman, trapped with limited means.
Does history have to repeat itself, or can it be our greatest reminder to do better? A one-woman-show by Georgia Nicholas.

Event Details

Genre: New Writing

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Facebook: WalkInHerShoesProductions

Instagram walkinhershoes.productions

Information

Content warning: heavily references the colonisation and systemic genocide of the Australian Indigenous Peoples.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

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Accessibility Rider

First time, first high, first heartbreak, FIRST ORGASM!

This one woman dramedy takes the audience on an unhinged ride through life's firsts. Told through the manic lens of a girl in the throes of losing her virginity. But much like the journey to self acceptance, nothing is linear.

Told tangent style, this outrageous comedy of errors (my errors), invites you to laugh, cry and cringe along with me, whilst reliving some of life's biggest and most embarrassing moments.

Come lose my V-Plates with me!

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram ellforeman

Information

Trigger warning, mention of sexual assault. Flashing strobe light.

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

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What’s inside Meg’s cool box? And why is she bringing it to a flat viewing?

Four broke friends. One mouldy flat. And the “coming out” no one was prepared for.
Sure, Meg’s been acting strange all summer, but who could have predicted that she turned into a vampire and even brought her lunch!?

Three things unite Gen Z and Millennials: being woke, not being able to afford a house, and an unhealthy obsession with vampires. In a housing crisis this bleak, everyone ends up living with a monster.
So is it really such a big deal?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram idkillforthisplace.play

TikTok: @idkillforthisplace.play

Information

Content warnings: strong language, loud noises, references to blood, violence, drug use and horror themes.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

A backstage breakup between tango partners spirals into total chaos when Roxana ends her relationship with Mateo five minutes before their performance. Their argument erupts onto the stage, where Gianpiero, an eccentric “artistic genius” of a director (and allegedly a descendant of Julius Caesar), decides to transform the disaster into his greatest masterpiece.
He casts Mateo as a werewolf, Roxana as a swan, and begins manipulating them in front of a live audience.
What follows is a gloriously unhinged collision of Argentine tango, carefully crafted conspiracies and pure theatrical madness, led by a director who bows while the actors call an ambulance. A dark, physical, absurd comedy where even the audience can’t tell what’s scripted anymore.
Directed by Simon Coulthard (Tango Passions)

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £15

Social Media

Facebook: events/1225320722924243/

Information

Contains strong language, sexual references, sensitive issues and moments of implied violence.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

What’s inside Meg’s cool box? And why is she bringing it to a flat viewing?

Four broke friends. One mouldy flat. And the “coming out” no one was prepared for.
Sure, Meg’s been acting strange all summer, but who could have predicted that she turned into a vampire and even brought her lunch!?

Three things unite Gen Z and Millennials: being woke, not being able to afford a house, and an unhealthy obsession with vampires. In a housing crisis this bleak, everyone ends up living with a monster.
So is it really such a big deal?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram idkillforthisplace.play

TikTok: @idkillforthisplace.play

Information

Content warnings: strong language, loud noises, references to blood, violence, drug use and horror themes.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

What’s inside Meg’s cool box? And why is she bringing it to a flat viewing?

Four broke friends. One mouldy flat. And the “coming out” no one was prepared for.
Sure, Meg’s been acting strange all summer, but who could have predicted that she turned into a vampire and even brought her lunch!?

Three things unite Gen Z and Millennials: being woke, not being able to afford a house, and an unhealthy obsession with vampires. In a housing crisis this bleak, everyone ends up living with a monster.
So is it really such a big deal?

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram idkillforthisplace.play

TikTok: @idkillforthisplace.play

Information

Content warnings: strong language, loud noises, references to blood, violence, drug use and horror themes.

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Accessibility Rider

First time, first high, first heartbreak, FIRST ORGASM!

This one woman dramedy takes the audience on an unhinged ride through life's firsts. Told through the manic lens of a girl in the throes of losing her virginity. But much like the journey to self acceptance, nothing is linear.

Told tangent style, this outrageous comedy of errors (my errors), invites you to laugh, cry and cringe along with me, whilst reliving some of life's biggest and most embarrassing moments.

Come lose my V-Plates with me!

Event Details

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £12

Social Media

Instagram ellforeman

Information

Trigger warning, mention of sexual assault. Flashing strobe light.

Suitable for ages: 18+

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Who the f*ck is Kerry Katona and what’s she got to do with my mum?

From a Nicaraguan coffee shop, Sophie Lovell nosedives into the merry land of make-believe. Confronted with more facts than fiction, old wounds are revisited as she questions what it means to be Romany.

Written by Lauren Derry, supported by Dan Allum of The Romany Theatre Company. This marks Lauren's writing debut after graduating with an MA in Professional Acting from Drama Studio London last July.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 50 mins

Price: £9

Social Media

Instagram laurenrderry

Information

Trigger warnings: Bereavement, references to abuse (no graphic detail),

Suitable for ages: 16 and over

World premiere

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Save the date! It’s Anna’s 50th birthday, and it’s going to be grand.
Only problem is... it’s a year late.
A former professional dancer turned Pilates instructor to the rich and famous, Anna is worn out—from life, motherhood, and a painful breakup. So she decides to give herself the 50th birthday party she deserves—two days before she turns 51.
But this is more than a party.
It’s her chance to reclaim love, connection—and finally stage the one-woman show she’s always dreamed of.
Belated is about big dreams and quiet disappointments. About the moments we begin again—whether by choice or by force. It’s about the gap between the lives we imagined and the ones we’re actually living.
Funny, raw and painfully human, Belated is a celebration of showing up for yourself exactly when it matters most.
And you’re invited.

Event Details

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 60 mins

Price: £13

Social Media

Web: mzarankin.my.canva.site/belated

Instagram lola_fishbein

Information

Contains sexual references

Suitable for ages: 12 and over

World premiere

See venue page for accessibility information.

Save the date! It’s Anna’s 50th birthday, and it’s going to be grand.
Only problem is... it’s a year late.
A former professional dancer turned Pilates instructor to the rich and famous, Anna is worn out—from life, motherhood, and a painful breakup. So she decides to give herself the 50th birthday party she deserves—two days before she turns 51.
But this is more than a party.
It’s her chance to reclaim love, connection—and finally stage the one-woman show she’s always dreamed of.
Belated is about big dreams and quiet disappointments. About the moments we begin again—whether by choice or by force. It’s about the gap between the lives we imagined and the ones we’re actually living.
Funny, raw and painfully human, Belated is a celebration of showing up for yourself exactly when it matters most.
And you’re invited.