Who to Call When the World Starts to Implode (and You’re Crying at Tesco at 11 am)
A bilingual queer show about being a Turkish international student in London with live and recorded original music, burlesque influences and an unforgettable kiss.
Barons Court Theatre
28a Comeragh Rd, London W14 9HRLondon
Upcoming Shows
Review: DIE ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL, Glyndebourne
It's over a decade since David McVicar’s glorious version of Mozart's Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio) debuted at Glyndebourne. A fitting finale to a wonderful season, the comedy about a clash of cultures returns with an energetic young cast and some exceptional wor…
Review: THE TRIAL, National Youth Theatre
Tremendous wit and energy drive an accomplished show created in no time at all!…
Review: L'ELISIR D'AMORE, Dorset Opera Festival
The Dorset Opera Festival finds the perfect setting for Gaetano Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore. This little gem of an opera company cleverly relocates the action from an Italian town to its own surroundings in Hardy's countryside. Home-grown references include London Gin instead of red wine, taking th…
Review: THE CHERRY ORCHARD, Starring Kenneth Branagh, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Kenneth Branagh triumphs as rags to riches Lopakhin in Laura Wade's fresh rendering of Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard. Part of a star-studded Royal Shakespeare Company cast, including Helen Hunt and Bill Pullman, he gives a multifaceted portrait of a serf's son who ultimately wins what he wants …
Review: ARIADNE AUF NAXOS, Glyndebourne Festival
Richard Strauss's opera within an opera, Ariadne aux Naxos, is a curious beast: a hybrid of spoken word and singing, a mix of musical influences and themes which ask whether high art can ever mix with popular entertainment. Two rival musical companies – a burlesque group and a serious opera compan…
Review: THE SECRET GARDEN, The Egg, Theatre Royal Bath
Tom Wentworth and Stephanie Kempson’s new reimagining of the beloved novel The Secret Garden has inclusivity and accessibility fused into its core from the ground up, and the result is an adaptation that boasts charm by the bucketload.…
Review: SHEAR MADNESS, The Mill At Sonning
Move over Punchdrunk: the longest running immersive drama in the world has arrived in the UK. Set in a unisex hair salon, Shear Madness’ intriguing mix of murder mystery and interactive sleuthing comes to The Mill At Sonning where artistic director Sally Hughes helms one of the first adaptations t…
Review: EUGENE ONEGIN, The Grange Festival
Love, jealousy, arrogance, death and rejection, Tchaikovsky's opera Eugene Onegin has all the trappings of a grand opera, but in essence is a simple story. Brimming with the composer's trademark emotion, Max Webster directs a captivating production at The Grange Festival, featuring an exceptional pe…
Review: ANYTHING GOES, Kilworth House Theatre
There's a cruise ship in the grounds of Kilworth House this summer. The ship's grand upper deck, with its gently smoking cowl vents and sweeping staircases, sits nestled among the woods, and is the setting for Kilworth's annual musical production, which this year is Anything Goes.…
Review: LA BOHÈME, The Grange Festival
Puccini's tear-jerker La bohème is always a crowd-pleaser for any opera festival. This production at The Grange Festival is the first opera from French actor-turned-director David Geselson who created it for Opéra National de Nancy Lorraine in 2025. Featuring some strong singing and exquisite play…
Past Shows
Quiet Light
A haunted lighthouse. A flooded world. Guilt that walks. Pretty Gross Productions presents Quiet Light, a nationally selected piece of new writing by Erin Hutton. The...
UNLIKELY: In a building with a broken lift
Following a successful run at GrimFest last October, Unlikely returns to Barons Court Theatre from March 17 to March 21, 2026. Two strangers. One storm. Zero chance of...
The Extraordinary Life of a Rat Racer
Ever wondered what the person next to you is thinking?
It's Nothing Personal, It's Just Business
In a world where creatives are forced to tick boxes and follow the rules, Kelsey questions the systems that saturate the business of theatre.
Antígona
“You seek assent from the world of the tyrant, I’ll go after the favor of the gods.”
The Audition
Written a decade ago by the BBC Stewart Parker Award & the New York Innovative Theatre Award Nominee James Johnson, ‘The Audition’ has been performed...
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Murder Trial Tonight V - Death in the Family Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall (4/03-4/03) |
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Disney''s Muppet Christmas Carol in Concert - Live to Film Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall (12/10-12/10) |
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Meet the Kids Greenwich Theatre (8/21-8/22) |
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Blue | Glas Pavillion Dance South West (11/13-11/13) |
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Two MR P''s In a Podcast Live - Let That Be a Lesson... Wycombe Swan Theatre (10/31-10/31) |
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical Liverpool Empire Theatre (7/02-8/08) |
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Turning The Tide Blackfriars Railway Bridge (9/17-9/20) |
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La La Land in Concert (12A) The Royal Albert Hall (12/31-12/31) |
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Home Alone 2: Lost in New York The Royal Albert Hall (12/12-12/12) |
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Kick the Door Down Theatreship (9/25-9/25) |