| SHOW | DATES | THEATRE |
BerylBeryl Burton: quite possibly the most successful woman youve never heard of.When actress Maxine Peake was given cyclist Beryl Burtons autobiography as a gift she |
5/7
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5/21/2022
| Oldham Coliseum Theatre Fairbottom Street Oldham |
For You I'd WaitOn the 13th November we pay homage to the victims. Thats the only time you think of us. For you, life goes on. But for |
5/11
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5/21/2022
| The Turbine Theatre Arches Ln, Nine Elms, London SW11 8AB London |
Live Music Brunch - Mario Bakuna BandTreat yourself to a relaxing weekend catching up with friends or family at a delicious Live Music Brunch, soundtracked by exceptional emerging musicians.Performing at this |
5/21
| Royal Albert Hall Kensington Gore London |
NothelloIsnt Othello responsible for setting up negative stereotypes about black men? Isnt Desdemona a bit shallow? And dont all the best lines go to Iago |
5/7
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5/21/2022
| Belgrade Theatre Belgrade Theatre, Belgrade Square, Coventry, CV1 1GS Coventry |
The Formidable Lizzie BooneWhat do you get when you combine a wedding ring, burlesque and Pacman?Well, if youre Lizzie Boone, you might get therapyFrom the multi-award winning Selina |
5/19
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5/21/2022
| The Rotunda Theatre: Squeak Regency Square, BN1 2FH Brighton |
Til Death Do Us PartAfter 15 years of marriage, Daniel and Sylvia find themselves drifting further apart with each passing day. Until one morning, they find themselves abruptly united |
5/3
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5/21/2022
| Theatre503 503 Battersea Park Road London |
A Classical GalaJoin us for an afternoon of the best classical music, celebrating Raymond Gubbays long association with the Hall. Comperd by ITVs Good Morning Britain presenter, |
5/22
| Royal Albert Hall Kensington Gore, London London |
Eleemosynary by Lee BlessingThis award-winning play focuses on the lives of three generations of women:Dorothea; her daughter, Artie; and Artie's sixteen-year-old daughter, Echo. Through fragmented vignettes we see |
5/4
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5/22/2022
| Waterloo East Theatre Brad Street London SE1 8TN London |
Eleemosynary by Lee BlessingPersever Productions present the UK PREMIERE of Eleemosynary by Lee Blessing "Eleemosynary: relating to or dependent on charity; charitable." This award-winning play focuses |
5/4
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5/22/2022
| Waterloo East Theatre Brad Street London SE1 8TN London |
Forever OzLong after the would-be wizard floats away in his balloon, the Scarecrows new post* is as King of Oz. All is well along the yellow |
5/19
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5/22/2022
| OSO Arts Centre OSO Arts Centre, Barnes Green, LONDON SW13OLF London |
Patricia Gets Ready (for a date with the man that used to hit her)Patricia has spent a year crafting a kick ass speech while recovering from an abusive relationship. But, when she bumps into her ex on the |
5/17
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5/22/2022
| Brixton House, London 385 Coldharbour Ln, London SW9 8GL London |
The Emperor's New ClothesWe bring you the greatest fake news story ever told!The Emperor likes nothing more than a fashion parade and you are all invited to ohh |
5/8
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5/22/2022
| Polka Theatre Polka Theatre, 240 The Broadway, Wimbledon South West London |
The C-Word Debate: Working Class Representation In Theatre & Cultural IndustriesChaired by Lyn Gardner with a panel including John McGrath and Dr David OBrien the panel discuss with the audience solutions to the representation deficit |
5/24
| Hoxton Hall 130 HOXTON ST LONDON N1 6SH London |
The Duke’s Radio ShowThe Cyprus High Commission in the United Kingdom presents the "Duke's Radio Show", a tragicomic musical brimming with vibrant colours, euphoric mood, and relentless reflections |
5/24
| The Cockpit Gateforth Street London |
The Sh*tBAFTA-nominated writer Kenny Emsons honest and unflinching new play takes us into one of the thousands of forgotten youth centres across the country, where Eric |
4/19
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5/24/2022
| Bush Theatre Bush Theatre (Studio), 7 Uxbridge Road, London W12 8LJ London |
Brassed Off LiveFollowing the unfortunate cancellation of our 2020 event, we are delighted that British classic Brassed Off will be returning to the Royal Albert Hall in |
5/25
| Royal Albert Hall, Elgar Room Kensington Gore, London London |
Into The Light Concert with Snatam KaurSnatam Kaur is a world-renowned, Grammy-nominated devotional singer, touring musician, teacher, and author, known for the stirring luminous quality of her voice and insightful teaching. |
5/25
| Gracepoint 161-169 Essex Road, N1 2SN London |
A Room of One's OwnBy Virginia Woolf The award-winning creators of Christmas Gothic, Female Gothic, Austens Women, and I, Elizabeth return with a twenty-first century take on Virginia Woolfs |
5/27
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5/28/2022
| Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, London, SE10 8ES London |
Hoxton Street: OmnibusWelcome to Hoxton Street and this special omnibus edition of our live soap style drama. For the past five weeks we have presented bi-weekly episodes, |
5/18
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5/28/2022
| Hoxton Hall 130 Hoxton Street London |
Superstition MountainThe three Gunwallow brothers from St Day are in a bit of bother. Slims scrapyard business has gone pear-shaped, while Dwayne owes money to some |
5/5
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5/28/2022
PHOTOS VIDEOS CAST | Greenwich Theatre Crooms Hill, London, SE10 8ES, England London |
Dissident VoicesProphetic Poems for the Planet.From Blake in 1791 to Bukhowski in 1991.Poetry and Jazz performed by Peter Marinker, co-founder of Dissident Voices and maestro of |
5/29
| The Cockpit Gateforth Street London |
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring in ConcertPeter Jacksons award-winning epic fantasy adventure, based on the J.R.R. Tolkien novels, follows a hobbit named Frodo Baggins, who finds himself in the possession of |
5/27
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5/29/2022
| Royal Albert Hall Kensington Gore, London London |
Venus & Adonis / Dido & Aeneas - Two Great Operas Of The English BaroqueStrong, powerful and dynamic women are caught up in love that will sap both their identity and their agency; for them, love proves fundamentally unkind.HGOs |
5/20
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5/29/2022
| The Cockpit Gateforth Street London |
Venus and Adonis / Dido and AeneasHGO presents the earliest masterpieces of British opera - John Blow's 'Venus and Adonis' and Henry Purcell's ''Dido and Aeneas' - in a new fully-staged |
5/20
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5/29/2022
| The Cockpit 107, Old Park Avenue Enfield Town |
EncoreRom Theatre Arts are showcasing their outstanding talent in two acts.Act 1 is performed by our talented college students with musical numbers from, Blood Brothers, |
6/1
| The Cockpit Gateforth Street London |
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