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Elefunny Comedy NightA terrific line-up of up-and-coming comedians is taking over Blue Elephant - grab a drink and witness some of the most exciting acts the UK |
3/28
| Blue Elephant Theatre 59a Bethwin Rd Camberwell London SE5 0XT London | ||
James Haskell - Sex, Tries and VideotapeJames Haskell the #1 podcaster with The Good, the Bad and the Rugby, author of Sunday Times Bestselling book “What A Flanker”, smash-hit follow up |
3/29
| Richmond Theatre Richmond Theatre, Little Green, Richmond Richmond | ||
James Haskell - Sex, Tries and VideotapeJames Haskell the #1 podcaster with The Good, the Bad and the Rugby, author of Sunday Times Bestselling book “What A Flanker”, smash-hit follow up |
3/29
| Richmond Theatre Richmond Theatre, Little Green, Richmond Richmond | ||
SapFollowing a critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the award-winning SAP returns for an extensive UK Tour, including runs at London’s Soho Theatre, |
3/28
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3/29/2023
| Mercury Theatre Balkerne Gate, Colchester CO1 1PT Colchester | ||
Mad(e)An epic story of life, death, and everything in between, Mandala Theatre are taking MAD(E) on tour from January – March. A tale of three |
3/30
| Arts Centre Washington Biddick Ln, Washington Washington | ||
Pepper & HoneySo, what is “home”? That’s the question Ana, a young Croatian woman, poses as she settles in the UK. Ana has been on a journey. |
4/30
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3/30/2023
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, Greenwich , London, SE10 8ES London | ||
Sir Ranulph Fiennes: Living DangerouslyNamed by the Guinness Book of Records as ‘the world’s greatest living explorer’, Sir Ranulph Fiennes has spent his life in pursuit of extreme adventure, |
3/30
| Richmond Theatre Richmond Theatre, Little Green, Richmond Richmond | ||
The Strange Affair of Herschel Grynszpan“The Strange Affair of Herschel Grynszpan” is a radical new musical workshop, based on the true story of a teenage assassin. It is 1938. A |
3/29
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3/30/2023
| The Other Palace 12 Palace Street, London, SW1E 5JA London | ||
Ellen Kent's La BohèmeSenbla presents Opera International's award-winning Ellen Kent Production featuring the Ukrainian Opera & Ballet Theatre Kyiv, with international soloists, highly-praised chorus and full orchestra. La |
3/31
| Richmond Theatre Richmond Theatre, Little Green, Richmond Richmond | ||
The WitnessThe sacred and profane collide in Jo Blake and Carbon Theatre’s new performance The Witness, inspired by the rediscovered Gospel of Mary Magdalene. The Witness |
3/31
| Attenborough Arts Centre University of Leicester, Lancaster Rd, Leicester LE1 7HA Leicester | ||
We Are What We OvercomeWE ARE WHAT WE OVERCOME By Matt McGuinness Combining upbeat original music with thought provoking comedy and stories , We Are What We Overcome is |
3/31
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, SE10 8ES London | ||
We Are What We OvercomeWE ARE WHAT WE OVERCOME By Matt McGuinness Combining upbeat original music with thought provoking comedy and stories , We Are What We Overcome is |
3/31
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, SE10 8ES London | ||
All Roads‘If only he knew. If only he listened.’ A tragic event. Two young Black lives are blown apart. In the madness of grief, |
3/9
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4/1/2023
| Attic Theatre Company. Touring to: Tramshed; New Wimbledon Theatre Studio; Theatre Peckham; Bernie Grants Are Centre Tramshed, New Wimbledon Theatre Studio, Theatre Peckham, Bernie Grant Arts Centre London | ||
Around the World in 80 DaysTilted Wig (Murder, Margaret and Me; Lady Chatterley’s Lover; The Picture of Dorian Gray) are heading on tour with York Theatre Royal’s Around the World |
3/28
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4/1/2023
| Exeter Northcott Theatre Stocker Rd Exeter | ||
Blood BrothersWilly Russell’s legendary musical tells the captivating and moving tale of twins separated at birth, who grow up on opposite sides of the tracks, only |
3/28
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4/1/2023
| Belgrade Theatre, Coventry Belgrade Square, Corporation Street, Coventry CV1 1GS Coventry | ||
Ellen Kent's AidaSenbla presents Opera International's award-winning Ellen Kent and the Ukrainian Opera & Ballet Theatre Kyiv production, with international soloists, highly-praised chorus and full orchestra. In |
4/1
| Richmond Theatre Richmond Theatre, Little Green, Richmond Richmond | ||
Ministry of Science Live!SCIENCE SAVED THE WORLD This year saw Science lead the way in getting our lives back to normal. Now, the UK’s favourite science team are |
4/1
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, SE10 8ES London | ||
Quality StreetIn a co-production with New Vic Theatre, Northern Broadsides is reviving their delectable production of Quality Street, stirring in a good helping of Yorkshire wit |
3/29
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4/1/2023
| Devonshire Park Theatre 8-10 Compton St, Eastbourne BN21 4BW Eastbourne | ||
Quality StreetThe cast has been announced for the delicious Regency farce Quality Street, touring the UK this year. The lead, Phoebe Throssel, this time will be |
3/29
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4/1/2023
| Devonshire Park Theatre The Point, College Road, Eastbourne, BN21 4J Eastbourne | ||
The Little PrinceAn enchanting story of love and friendship for children and grown-ups alike, retold on stage by a pilot stranded in the desert. Come and find |
3/31
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4/1/2023
| Woolwich Works The Fireworks Factorr, 11 No. 1 Street London | ||
The WitnessThe sacred and profane collide in Jo Blake and Carbon Theatre’s new performance The Witness, inspired by the rediscovered Gospel of Mary Magdalene. The Witness |
4/1
| The Core George St, Corby NN17 1QG Corby | ||
Trolls-OnLineEpoch-making, mould-breaking, taboo-busting, TROLLS OnLINE delivers an exhilarating cascade of musical delights laced with satire and irony. But don’t be frightened, there is poignancy, there |
3/30
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4/1/2023
| The Cockpit The Cockpit, Gateforth Street, London, NW8 8EH London | ||
When We DiedHe’s dead, and it’s her job to prepare and present his body for his family’s final goodbye. She often imagines what each person’s life was like. |
4/1
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, SE10 8ES London | ||
An Evening with Adam FrostFollowing a successful 2022 tour, award-winning British garden designer and Gardeners’ World presenter, Adam Frost, is heading back out on the road! Spend an evening |
4/2
| Richmond Theatre Richmond Theatre, Little Green, Richmond Richmond | ||
Fireman SamWhen all of his friends go away, Norman Price decides to find adventure in Pontypandy… Norman becomes the star of a visiting circus. But with |
4/2
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, SE10 8ES London |
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