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The London premiere of an award-winning show that debuted at Laurie Beechman Theatre in NYC in November 2023, followed by three performances in 2024.
UK Regional Premiere
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
Survivors of domestic abuse take to the stage to share their stories The voices of women who have experienced domestic abuse will ring out loud ...
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
Three
12/7
For this brand new show, audiences are invited into the lives of three neighbours – Ida, an adventure-seeker turned Grandmother; Jaanvi, the head of an ...
William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet Being performed on Saturday July 12th, at 7.30pm Venue: Stokenham Village Hall Kiln Lane (by Carehouse Cross), Stokenham, near Kingsbridge, ...
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet Being performed on Saturday July 19th, at 7.30pm Venue: Budleigh Salterton Public Hall Station Road, Budleigh Salterton EX9 6RJ Tickets ...
From Beyond The End
19/7 - 20/7/2025
Did you remember to take the bins out? Have you packed your ID? And when was the last time you considered your own death and ...
From Beyond The End
19/7 - 20/7/2025
Did you remember to take the bins out? Have you packed your ID? And when was the last time you considered your own death and ...
SHOUT! The Mod Musical
25/6 - 20/7/2025
Featuring over 30 hits from the 1960s, SHOUT! the smash-hit Mod Musical bursts onto the stage with colour, glitz and energy in this all-new production ...
From Beyond The End
22/7 - 23/7/2025
Did you remember to take the bins out? Have you packed your ID? And when was the last time you considered your own death and ...
Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum…? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter’s anti-drugs ...
William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet Being performed on Saturday July 26th, at 7.30pm Venue: Matthews Hall, 3A Fore St, Topsham, Exeter EX3 0HF Tickets can ...
Ensemble Festival 2025
26/7 - 27/7/2025
Ensemble Festival 2025 Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July 12pm -8pm Royal Victoria Docks, London, E16 1FA Free Event This July, Certain Blacks presents Ensemble ...
The Fringe at Tramlines 2025 at Leopold Square
25/7 - 27/7/2025
FRIDAY 25TH JULY 2025 5pm - The Power Trio Introducing The Power Trio, a dynamic neo-soul/jazz ensemble led by the multi-talented Ryan Taylor. Renowned for ...
Ash, struggling to move forward in their life, meets Jude, who is trying to evade mortality by doing and being as much as possible. Their ...
Sparrow, a young girl, leads us through the six most important events of her life, from her youth to her arranged marriage and beyond. As ...
SUNLAND
28/7 - 30/7/2025
In a Thai beach resort, Charlie, Bo, Fran and Yael, are seemingly waiting out their final days before an asteroid collides with Earth. A call ...
The Bitter Pill
28/7 - 30/7/2025
Welcome to The End Of The World- a nightclub for the damned. Follow Flood, an aspiring poet and Oxford dropout, as they leave time and ...
Frat
28/7 - 31/7/2025
Brotherhood isn’t free. LAMDA grads present the world premiere of their new play, FRAT, touring Europe this spring and summer. A satirical critique of loyalty, ...
I’m Fine, It’s Just The Wine
29/7 - 31/7/2025
He just wants her safe. She just wants her life. Is there a place in the world for both? Woman and Man are the epitome ...
Bloody, Bloody Kansas
28/7 - 2/8/2025
Dive into the dark heart of American history. 1873 – Kansas. Based on the true story of the West’s first known serial killing family, the ...
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