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'SUPERMARKETISM!' The Musical Comedy.


SUPERMARKETISM! brings musical comedy & a religious cult to The Caxton Arms for Brighton Fringe. "A comedy show that’s akin to a rave in your ...

Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope
Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope
5/15 - 5/16/2025


From a conventional upbringing to global notoriety via The Naked Civil Servant, Quentin Crisp was one of the most memorable figures of the twentieth century. ...

Boogie at the Bar


Local DJ, DJ Senrab, is back by popular demand. He’ll be firing up his deck once more to create a relaxed vibe alongside some fresh ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Liza Rakovska


Spend your Sunday morning relaxing to the music of Rameau, Caplet, Hasselmans and more, performed by harpist  Liza Rakovska  in the Elgar Room. A hot drink ...

The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return


Following its award-winning sold-out debut at Edinburgh Fringe, The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return embarks on a thrilling UK tour. Set ...

Barnes Philosophy Club 2025 | Should we blame the morally misguided? - Dr Anneli Jefferson


Supported by the Royal Institute of Philosophy    Anneli will discuss theories of moral responsibility and I defend the importance of the consequences of our ...

Fire & Rain & American Pie


A heart-warming, musical homage to the great American singer-songwriters of the late 60s and early 70s, featuring beautiful timeless songs from James Taylor, Carole King, ...

Shin Suzuma


Pianist Shin Suzuma performs a programme from his first two EPs, Introspect and Silhouettes, as well as new and unreleased music. The music has a prevailing ...

The Comedy Store


Soho comes to Barnes! Each performance features a compere plus three different comedians meaning there’s something for everyone. Previous acts at the OSO have included: ...

Evening Conversations


“You’re the one with the identity crisis mum, not us!” Middle-class, middle-aged, multicultural mother of millennial sons, Sudha invites her boys to ‘crack open a ...

Imaginary Friends
Imaginary Friends
5/19 - 5/24/2025


Award-winning writer-performer Daniel Bye ( The Price of Everything; Instructions for Border Crossing ) will returns with his first solo show in seven years, Imaginary ...

OVERSHARE
OVERSHARE
5/6 - 5/25/2025


KEEP YOUR PHONES TURNED ON. Take pictures, record videos and slide into my DM’s (It’s giving interactive) OVERSHARE is anything but demure. ‘ As if Bo ...

Steinway Piano Series: Nat Bartsch


Twice ARIA-nominated Australian pianist and composer  Nat Bartsch  joins us in the Elgar Room as part of our  Steinway Piano Series . Nat’s soothing lyrical ...

UnTethered
UnTethered
5/21 - 5/26/2025


An autobiographical comedy that follows a queer, demisexual woman as she attempts to transcend her fears so that she can find true love. When her ...

A Slow Tale
A Slow Tale
5/26 - 5/31/2025


Join the adventures of Moody, the slowest snail in the forest, as he faces his fears and discovers the hidden power of his mind. Teased ...

Comedy Club 4 Kids


Suitable for ages 6+. Adults to sit with children in their party (and help explain anything they get stuck on). Group bookings to contain at ...

Purcell: Dido & Aeneas | Handel: Acis & Galatea


Ensemble OrQuesta returns to The Cockpit for the  7th consecutive year, with three operas.. This Baroque double bill will feature an adaptation of Marcio da ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Aurelia Walker and Anthony Zemsky


Pianists  Anthony Zemsky  and  Aurelia Walker  plays works by Ravel, Chopin and Debussy in this Sunday morning recital in the Elgar Room. A hot drink and ...

Pre-Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Warm-Ups: Ania Magliano & Ahir Shah


Join us as some of Britain’s finest comedians present a night of preview shows before they head to the Edinburgh Fringe. Some bits will debut ...

Pre-Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Warm-Ups: Matt Forde & Pierre Novellie


Join us as some of Britain’s finest comedians present a night of preview shows before they head to the Edinburgh Fringe. Some bits will debut ...

OSO Outdoor Stage: Maybe Oasis


If you’re an Oasis aficionado but didn’t manage to get tickets for Oasis’s Reunion Tour this summer, then come to Barnes’ own version of this ...

Super Connected Live


Is it time to break up with our phones? The Tim Arnold Company is proud to present  Super Connected  – a feature-length film drama with ...

Super Connected Live


Is it time to break up with our phones? The Tim Arnold Company is proud to present  Super Connected  – a feature-length film drama with ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Kaja Piano Trio


Kaja Piano Trio  consists of violinist  Kaja Sešek , cellist  Clare Juan  and pianist  Zala   Kravos . Together they will be performing the Piano ...

Diagnosis
Diagnosis
5/13 - 6/7/2025


Set over the course of one night in a police interrogation room, a vulnerable woman with a disability is brought in for questioning after an ...


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Latest UK / West End Reviews


Review: 1536, Almeida Theatre


by Katie Kirkpatrick - May 15, 2025

Rumours are flying, people are fucking, and the queen’s been taken to the tower. Ava Pickett’s debut play 1536 tears through a story of female sexuality and male violence, bringing a distinctly twenty-first century language and sensibility to the era of Anne Boleyn....

Review: THE DEEP BLUE SEA, Theatre Royal Haymarket


by Alexander Cohen - May 15, 2025

Lindsay Posner’s austere production is almost obsequiously faithful to the text...

Review: BEARABLE SEQUENCE, Golden Goose Theatre


by Amber-Rae Stobbs - May 15, 2025

This piece, along with the fight it is fighting, is not quite finished yet. This exceptionally promising play is something I think needs to be sat in for a while to fully immerse yourself in the understanding of it. ...

Review Roundup: THE COMEDY ABOUT SPIES from Mischief Theatre


by Aliya Al-Hassan - May 14, 2025

Mischief’s new action-packed thriller The Comedy About Spies is gripping audiences with laughter at the Noël Coward Theatre. The multi award-winning team behind The Play That Goes Wrong and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery step into 1960s London in this hilarious spy caper full of misunderstanding, m...

Review: NORTHERN BALLET - JANE EYRE, Sadler’s Wells


by Matthew Paluch - May 14, 2025

The dance world is all the richer for having different kinds of storytellers - no doubt. But equally, audience members will inevitably gravitate towards makers they feel a connection with. I should be clear - I don't connect with Cathy Marston’s take on narrative dance, or perhaps just Jane Eyre ra...

Review: THE COMEDY ABOUT SPIES, Noel Coward Theatre


by Franco Milazzo - May 13, 2025

Has there been a British comedy franchise as successful as Mischief’s since the days of the Carry On films? While The Play That Goes Wrong is still going strong in the West End and New York, their latest The Comedy About Spies rolls off the conveyor belt at the Noël Coward Theatre....

Review: HOUSE OF GAMES, Hampstead Theatre


by Gary Naylor - May 13, 2025

Beautifully performed, but somewhat vanilla, Richard Bean's adaptation lacks a necessary bite...

Review: INSANE ASYLUM SEEKERS, Bush Theatre


by Cindy Marcolina - May 14, 2025

Laith’s parents have survived unimaginable atrocities in order to save themselves and give him a better chance, yet he struggles. This exploration of the personal consequences of the Arab diaspora cracks open the constant compromising of immigrant children. Emily Ling Williams directs Tommy Sim’aan ...

Review: DEAR ANNIE, I HATE YOU, Riverside Studios


by Cindy Marcolina - May 13, 2025

Sam is a football-loving, tomboyish young woman with a lifetime of fun ahead of her. That’s until a violent accident on the pitch puts an end to the carefree part of her youth. All of a sudden, she is ruled by a mercurial new enemy, Annie the aneurysm, who threatens to burst at all times. Gone are t...

Review: ROMEO & JULIET, Royal Ballet And Opera


by Matthew Paluch - May 12, 2025

Considering Kenneth MacMillan’s production of Romeo and Juliet is 60 years old…it looks as fresh as a daisy. This is no mean feat. As when a company is familiar with a ballet it can become stale before you know it - but this absolutely isn't the case, so bravo to all involved. ...



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