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Gustav Holst's 'The Idea'


Gustav Holst’s 'The Idea' presented by Irrational Theatre at The Courtyard Theatre on Saturday, June 8th at 4pm and 7:30pm. Experience the delight of this ...

Let Loose Sid
Let Loose Sid
5/28 - 6/8/2024


Sid has experienced loneliness, grief, trauma, and homelessness since their mother went into a coma and, more recently, the death of their father. After finally ...

The Book of Grace
The Book of Grace
5/16 - 6/8/2024


Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright  Suzan-Lori Parks ’ visceral family portrait reveals a divided nation.  “Sometimes the alien is right in your own home. Sometimes right in ...

The Tailor of Inverness
The Tailor of Inverness
5/14 - 6/8/2024


“I come from a farm, from the forests and fields of green Ukraine. From the resettlement camps of Germany. From the beaches of the Adriatic. ...

Gustav Holst's Operetta - The Idea


Discover the delight of this little known, family fun, theatrical operetta, which makes a welcome return after it's UK premier during lockdown. The Prime Minister ...

ToTheCore Company


A ToTheCore Company production dedicated to the memory of co-founder Donald McLennan who not only was instrumental in creating MPA College but also inspired many ...

What Else Is New?


New job, new experiences and learning to swim: these are but a few of the challenges that our intrepid comedian has faced. But, how do ...

Arabs Are Not Funny!


You might have thought that Arabs couldn’t get any funnier. Think again. The funniest Arabs in London are back on stage, in the flesh, funnier ...

The Rainbow's End


'At The Rainbow's End' is a brand new, moving, original and hard-hitting verbatim play written by Clare Summerskill based on interviews with older  #LGBTQ  people ...

Fabulous Creatures
Fabulous Creatures
5/22 - 6/15/2024


Welcome to the Monstrous Cabaret Club, a place to drown more than your sorrows, where the acts are unreal and the voices to die for! ...

Flamenco Express


'Flamenco Express' returns to Britain at The Courtyard Theatre on Saturday, June 15! Experience the passion of La Joaquina, Chris Clavo's virtuoso guitar, Antonio El ...

Flamenco Express


'Flamenco Express' returns to Britain at The Courtyard Theatre on Saturday, June 15! Experience the passion of La Joaquina, Chris Clavo's virtuoso guitar, Antonio El ...

The Good Women
The Good Women
6/5 - 6/15/2024


“The Good Women” is a new, funny, bold and romantic play written, performed and directed by an all-female team from the UK, Ireland and Europe. ...

Hengām Ensemble


The  Hengm Ensemble  was founded in London in 2023 by artists residing in the city under the supervision of Pouyan Biglar, with the primary focus ...

The Rainbow's End


'At The Rainbow's End' is a brand new, moving, original and hard-hitting verbatim play written by Clare Summerskill based on interviews with older  #LGBTQ  people ...

The Rainbow's End


'At The Rainbow's End' is a brand new, moving, original and hard-hitting verbatim play written by Clare Summerskill based on interviews with older  #LGBTQ  people ...

The Book of Grace
The Book of Grace
5/16 - 6/18/2024


Grace lives with her husband Vet, a patrol officer on the Texas-Mexico border. When Vet is awarded a medal for his service, Grace invites his ...

Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar
6/17 - 6/19/2024


Rome 44BC.  Egotistical Emperor Julius Caesar is sweating (and it’s not just the heatwave).  His liberal Senators are a stabbing pain in the backside. They’ve ...

What's love got to do with it


International sensation What’s Love Got To Do With It? is back! Brought to you by the award-winning producers behind the hugely successful  Whitney – Queen ...

A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream
6/19 - 6/20/2024


Head to a festival to celebrate a wedding, run away for love, get lost, have fairies manipulate your romantic affections, fight, sleep, wake up, get ...

Relaxed Late Night Jazz: Tara Minton


Australian harpist, vocalist and composer  Tara Minton  and her band perform music from her new suite inspired by a spiritual awakening in México City in ...

Bedbug
Bedbug
6/11 - 6/22/2024


by Justin Hopper Sally’s struggling with insomnia. Her boyfriend Ben wants to help but doesn’t really know how. But when Sally meets Wise Man, an ...

The Bleeding Tree
The Bleeding Tree
5/29 - 6/22/2024


“That’s a delicious bloody prize for the beatings” In a small town with a big sky, a shot rings out and nobody hears. In a ...

The Last Time I Saw Caileigh


The Last Time I Saw Caileigh  is a dark, funny and heartfelt one-act play that explores queer erasure through the lens of an unsolved mystery. ...

YAMATO The Drummers of Japan: The Wings of Phoenix


Sadlers Wells welcome a new rhythmic spectacle as the sensational YAMATO: The Drummers of Japan return with their show The Wings of Phoenix in 2024. ...


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