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Our House
Our House
6/11 - 6/14/2025


OUR HOUSE - come and party  with the heavy heavy monster sounds of Madness!! Based in Camden Town, Our House tells the story of London ...

Yoga with Live Music


Flo Yoga  returns to the Royal Albert Hall to teach yoga sessions to carefully curated live music in Elgar Room! With 15 years of experience ...

Re-Enchant: June


RE:ENCHANT - Poetic Experiments For A New World Live literature every third Sunday Sunday 15 June - 5:00pm PETER MARINKER NANCY CHARLEY A tribute to ...

ToTheCore Company - IGNITE25
ToTheCore Company - IGNITE25
6/18 - 6/19/2025


Millennium Performing Arts presents ToTheCore Company in IGNITE25  Led by Artistic Director Zak Nemorin. This showcase highlights the very best in performance training on offer ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Versa Winds


Versa Winds  is a vibrant and versatile multi-instrumental quartet made up of four dynamic young musicians:  Louisa Kataria ,  Lydia Cochrane ,  Alex Dani  and  ...

Handel: Teseo
Handel: Teseo
6/21 - 6/22/2025


Ensemble OrQuesta returs to The Cockpit for the  7th consecutive year, with three operas. This new Marcio da Silva's minimalist production will feature singers from ...

An Evening Of Unnecessary Detail - The First Draft Sessions


Join one, two or (sometimes) all three of science comedy trio  Festival of the Spoken Nerd  as they try out nerdy new material, live and ...

Song Society
Song Society
7/30 - 6/25/2025


In the mysterious Song Society, memories are filed to make space for new ones. But when one resists being archived, the Songkeeper is drawn into ...

Deep Wheel Orcadia


Based on the award-winning verse novel by Harry Josephine Giles, Deep Wheel Orcadia presents a spellbinding fusion of performance and music that brings the captivating ...

Late Night Jazz: Royal College of Music Junior Department Jazz Ensemble


The  Royal College of Music Junior Department Jazz Ensemble's  sixteen-piece big band makes its sixth appearance at  Late Night Jazz  in the Elgar Room, breaking down into ...

Potty the Plant
Potty the Plant
6/24 - 6/28/2025


Following two riotous, critically acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe runs, the hilarious musical comedy Potty the Plant will make its much-anticipated London debut this summer at Wilton’s ...

C*CKpit Theatre
C*CKpit Theatre
6/25 - 6/29/2025


“I want to be noticed, seen, heard, felt! I want them to know I’m alive!” A mysterious, charismatic drifter named Val meets store keeper 'Lady' ...

Orpheus Descending
Orpheus Descending
6/25 - 6/29/2025


“I want to be noticed, seen, heard, felt! I want them to know I’m alive!” A mysterious, charismatic drifter named Val meets store keeper 'Lady' ...

Ruthless - The Tragic Survival of Ruth Madoff


A theatrical imaging of the true events of Bernard Madoff’s wife of 50 years. The woman is suffering. She is married to the man, who ...

SH*T SHOW!
SH*T SHOW!
6/27 - 6/29/2025


Jessica needs help, this much is clear. But is therapy as life changing as everyone makes out? Will Jessica ever be cured? Or is her ...

16 Postcodes


  On the first Wednesday of June and July at The Museum of Comedy you can see Jessica Regan’s joyful, poignant Edinburgh Fringe sell-out smash ...

Outside Voice
Outside Voice
7/1 - 7/5/2025


Information or fake news? Experts or liars? Science or vibes?

Schrödinger's Lesbians
Schrödinger's Lesbians
7/4 - 7/5/2025


It’s the 6th Century BCE: Sappho’s back and she’s single. “If a tree falls in a forest and no one hears it, does it make ...

Market Boy
Market Boy
7/3 - 7/6/2025


Market Boy, by David Eldridge Directed by Sean Turner Market Boy, brought to life by this brilliantly talented cast, promises to be a feast for ...

35mm: A Musical Exhibition


A theatrical song cycle like no other, 35mm weaves together music and photography in a genre-bending exploration of love, obsession, ambition, and art. Each song ...

C*CK
C*CK
7/8 - 7/10/2025


COCK?! No, you don’t see one, and no, it isn’t really about that. Mike Bartlett’s witty, provoking 2009 drama, Cock, focuses on a gay man ...

A Dark Line Upstairs
A Dark Line Upstairs
7/8 - 7/12/2025


Italy, autumn 1951: it's raining.  Heavy flooding causes the Po River to burst its banks,  turning the Polesine area into a huge lake covering 70 ...

Hedda Gabler
Hedda Gabler
7/8 - 7/12/2025


Just married. Buried alive. Hedda longs to be free. Widely considered a cornerstone of modern theatre, Hedda Gabler is a canonised masterpiece of the 19th ...

Who is Claude Cahun?
Who is Claude Cahun?
6/18 - 7/12/2025


A poignant new production Who is Claude Cahun? written by D.R. Hill ( Draining The Swamp , UK Tour; House Clearance, Dixon and Galt) will ...

Can't Kill the Spirit
Can't Kill the Spirit
7/2 - 7/13/2025


PlayGC Theatre Present... Can't Kill the Spirit By Robert Gordon Clark  Directed by Lucy Aley-Parker  A husband, children, a career — a whole life has ...


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Latest UK / West End Reviews


Review: THE MIDNIGHT BELL, Sadler’s Wells


by Alice Cope - June 13, 2025

This sultry production from Matthew Bourne unfolds not as a single sweeping story, but as a mosaic of interwoven vignettes, each one a glimpse into the lives of the lonely, the hopeful and the heartbroken....

Review: GODZ, Peacock Theatre


by Franco Milazzo - June 13, 2025

Out of the Spiegeltent and into the West End, Head First Acrobats’ GODZ sees an assortment of deities descend on Peacock Theatre with a heavenly blend of adult comedy, scintillating circus and enough raw sex appeal to send Magic Mike back to Hogwarts....

Review: KING OF PANGEA, King’s Head Theatre


by Christiana Rose - June 12, 2025

King of Pangea at the King’s Head Theatre, London is a striking and inventive one-act 90-minute play, which blends the personal experience of grief with surreal world-building....

Review: ...EARNEST?, Richmond Theatre


by Aliya Al-Hassan - June 13, 2025

A play within a play is not a new concept, but Say It Again, Sorry’s ...Earnest? brings something quite new to the stage. Having come a long way since its premiere at Islington's Pleasance in 2019, the show follows a rather tortuous production of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest which l...

Review: JUST FOR ONE DAY, Shaftesbury Theatre


by Abbie Grundy - June 12, 2025

Just For One Day brings the iconic Live Aid concert to life....

Review: THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, Shakespeare in the Squares


by Kat Mokrynski - June 13, 2025

Last night may have been one of the most English evenings I’ve had since moving to London several years ago. Sitting in a private garden near Hyde Park, sipping on wine and watching as a theatre troupe puts on Shakespeare’s The Taming of The Shrew - it can’t get more English than that! ...

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...

Review: OVERHEARD IN A TOWER BLOCK, Little Angel Theatre


by Christiana Rose - June 09, 2025

Overheard in a Tower Block at the Little Angel Theatre Studios is a raw and honest insight into young life, parental separation and the experiences of living in a high rise flat. The play is imaginatively crafted from the original poetry of the same name....

Review: SAUL, Glyndebourne Festival


by Aliya Al-Hassan - June 09, 2025

Just how much fun can you have at an oratorio about a Old Testament tale of jealousy, madness and death? Well, quite a lot as it happens at the return of Barry Kosky's remarkable production of Handel's Saul. This staging is opera at its most theatrical, with severed heads, a breast-feeding witch, a ...

Review: MADAMA BUTTERFLY, Grange Park Opera


by Aliya Al-Hassan - June 09, 2025

Grange Park Opera has opened its new season with a crowd-pleaser. Giacomo Puccini's Madama Butterfly remains problematic, with its story of a Japanese teenage geisha, impregnated and cruelly abandoned by an American lieutenant. However, it is still wildly popular, mainly due to its ravishing score....



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