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Margaret Curry: The Space In-Between


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

Second Summer of Love


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 (Budleigh Salterton)


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
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
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
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 ...

The James Bond Concert Spectacular


Q The Music’s James Bond Concert Spectacular is the world’s finest and most critically acclaimed tribute to the music of James Bond.   Celebrating more ...

From Beyond The End
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 ...

Second Summer of Love


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 ...

The James Bond Concert Spectacular


Q The Music’s James Bond Concert Spectacular is the world’s finest and most critically acclaimed tribute to the music of James Bond.   Celebrating more ...

William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet (Topsham, Exeter)


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
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 James Bond Concert Spectacular


Q The Music’s James Bond Concert Spectacular is the world’s finest and most critically acclaimed tribute to the music of James Bond.   Celebrating more ...

Spirit Guides and Shit Eaters


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 Life in Six Acts


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
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
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
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


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
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 ...

Must I Cry
Must I Cry
31/7 - 2/8/2025


Weaving together themes of memory, the fading legacy of British rule, and the story of a rhino named Sudan, Must I Cry originates from a ...

William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet (Birmingham)


William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet Being performed on August 2nd 2025 Venue: Birmingham Black Box Theatre 9 Harford St, Birmingham B19 3EB Tickets can be ...

WOMEN IN WAR
WOMEN IN WAR
29/7 - 2/8/2025


"Buckle up! And hold on to what you can. This ride is gonna’ get bumpy, but them Blessie’s need us.” The Red Cross Nurse carries ...

Tales From The Wasteland: Post-Apocalyptic Improv


An improvised post-apocalyptic comedy. This twisted cast of wastelanders will take a single suggestion from you and craft an entire narrative on the spot. Expect ...

The Musical Medea
The Musical Medea
29/7 - 3/8/2025


You will hear her. A new folk musical retelling of the Ancient Greek myth. This time, Medea’s holding the mic. Leaving behind the safety of ...

People
People
28/7 - 4/8/2025


Different characters in different timelines live their lives far removed from one another. Each walks the earth in their own time, with their own personality, ...


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Latest UK Regional Reviews


Review: FALSTAFF, Glyndebourne Festival


by Aliya Al-Hassan - July 19, 2025

Adapted from Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor, director Richard Jones’s glorious Falstaff makes a welcome return to Glyndebourne, losing none of its charm or deft comedy. It is playful, witty and a pure delight....

Review: THE CONSTANT WIFE, Starring Rose Leslie


by Cheryl Markosky - July 07, 2025

It's a bold move for the Royal Shakespeare Company to slip in a remake of W Somerset Maugham's 1920s lesser-known comedy about infidelity in amongst more serious offerings like King Lear and Timon of Athens....

Review: GRACE PERVADES, Starring Ralph Fiennes


by Cheryl Markosky - July 04, 2025

Fiennes captures the voice and gait of actor-manager Sir Henry Irving and Miranda Raison conveys the intuitive nature of actress Ellen Terry in a superb production by director Jeremy Herrin in Fiennes' new season at Theatre Royal Bath....

Review: JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, Watermill Theatre


by Mica Blackwell - July 04, 2025

The Watermill Theatre may be small, but this Jesus Christ Superstar is epic on biblical levels. Exuberant, dynamic yet intimate, if you’re on the lookout for an alternative stripped back Andrew Lloyd Webber revival this summer, this one is worth taking a holy pilgrimage...

Review: LE NOZZE DI FIGARO, Glyndebourne Festival


by Clementine Scott - June 30, 2025

You could be forgiven for thinking that there isn’t much more to be said about Le nozze di Figaro, the most performed opera in Glyndebourne’s history. However, Mozart’s classic role subversion comedy is deceptive in its simplicity: beneath the farce and improbable plot twists is a complex web of pow...

Review: I’VE LOST MY BOBBLE HAT! A NICK COPE FAMILY SHOW, Leicester Square Theatre


by Christiana Rose - June 17, 2025

Nick Cope’s vibrant live show, I’VE LOST MY BOBBLE HAT!, is a polished, thoughtful, and musically rich experience that confirms his standing as one of the UK’s most respected musical family entertainers....

Review: MAZEPPA, Grange Park Opera


by Aliya Al-Hassan - June 16, 2025

Even ardent opera fans may struggle to recall the story or the score for Mazeppa. Based on a poem by Pushkin, Tchaikovsky's opera has been unjustly overshadowed by his Eugene Onegin. Last staged at the London Coliseum in 1984, Grange Park Opera have landed a coup by engaging the English National Ope...

Review: HAMLET HAIL TO THE THIEF, Royal Shakespeare Theatre


by Cindy Marcolina - June 15, 2025

It was only February when we headed to Stratford-upon-Avon to review Hamlet, so it comes as quite the surprise to head through green fields speckled with sheep for the same play a mere four months later. Elsinore might have been a massive moving ship back then, but it’s receiving an astonishing over...

Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHTMARE, Keats House


by Kat Mokrynski - June 16, 2025

Midsummer Nightmare, created by Midnight Circle Productions, is a Gothic adaptation of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, is currently touring outdoor spaces in the UK. The particular performance I attended was in the garden of Keats House, which works perfectly as the poet John Keats who live...

Review: FLUMPS, Mercury Theatre


by Jess Ashley - June 11, 2025

Fancy something sweet? Flumps, the debut full-length play by Essex writer Emma Jo Pallett, has arrived at the Mercury Theatre’s Studio. Originally performed at Colchester Fringe in 2022, Pallett’s dark comedy has since been in development with the Mercury, now becoming their brand-new Studio Origina...



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