In his new production at King’s Head Theatre, Keelan Kember explores the seemingly alluring, yet constantly perplexing concept of casual dating in a sitcom-inspired production that will have you giggling in your seat.
Jordan Tweddle is a fool to fall in love with.
These three are masters of manipulation, and they have us in the palm of their hand.
Caribbean landscapes and musical interludes are not typically associated with the monstrous Medea.
After a long standing estrangement, BabyFaceBland is back and ready with all your favourite hits; This time with a sharp political remix.
In this second installment of Lanre Malaolu’s trilogy (following SAMSKARA, The Yard Theatre), Now, I See shines a light on how the physical body holds grief and the ways in which this manifests in the lives of black British men.
Returning to the brand new King’s Head Theatre, Ned Campbell takes on award-winning Scottish playwright Kieran Hurley’s Beats in an adaptation that champions our imaginations and emphasises the power of collective gathering.
