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A hilarious look at the history and mystery of Seattle's most notorious founder... Madam(e) Lou Graham.

Zany, humorous, exploration of infamous criminal: Manson. British doppelganger, Charlie, has an affinity with his US namesake. Their twin-like connection is a cult in itself.


Six friends. Three secrets. One yearning hope. We enter a tangled web of love, loyalty, shame, and survival, as six women discover their world isn’t what it seems. Beneath the surface of six “ordinary” lives lie stories of reproductive health struggles, sexual violence, and...

In Her Defence, an original British musical comedy written by Harrison Cranfield, will make its debut at Camden Fringe this August. Set against the vibrant backdrop of 1987, the production follows Donna, a fiery single mother whose life is turned upside down when she discovers...

From Drag to Deuteronomy, this show has everything! Mega Church Xmas Play is a surreal, absurd, irreverent farce exploring the competitive side of the entertainment industry, organised religion and man buns. Devoted followers of Mega Church "Skylife" are preparing their annual...

Mr Bergmann of Deadman's Point is a new play based on the extraordinary true story of Ireland's most famous unidentified man, the so-called Peter Bergmann. He spent three days in Sligo mysteriously erasing his identity and was later found on a lonely shoreline. Told through the...

Born in New York and now spectacularly planted into London, SHOTZ! hurls six teams into a frantic play-making gauntlet. Armed with a theme, a line, and an action, they create chaos, brilliance, and questionable decisions. “Six teams. One night. Zero chill.”

Three friends take an innocent trip to the Big Apple, but tensions rise as they’re forced into separate rooms of a bustling hostel. They’re introduced to an array of colourful characters, putting their friendship to the test as an unwelcome mix of power struggles, violent...
Doris, Dolly and the Dressing Room Divas returns to Gilded Balloon Patter House for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with original cast members Gail Watson, Frances Thorburn, and Clare Waugh reprising their roles. Written and directed by Morag Fullarton with musical direction by...

@eve_xiao_actor is everything Wai Ying isn't—whiny, fresh off the boat, a bad actor. Wai Ying is stalking Eve because they are the same casting type.

South African cellist Abel Selaocoe is redefining the parameters of the cello. He moves seamlessly across genres and styles and combines virtuosic performance with improvisation, singing, and body percussion. Abel is devoted to composing works and curating programmes that...

Join us for an exciting evening of original music from talented local artists! Following two standout years of incredible local music, Newbury Sounds is back to transform our stage once again. This year the line-up includes Solar Season, Juliette The Band, Adders, Izzy Adams and...

Brother Wallace live at The Courtyard Theatre

Flautists Julia Klampfer and Serenna MacLellan bring their artistry to the Elgar Room.A hot drink and a pastry are included in the ticket price.In partnership with the Royal College of Music London. Please note that Classical Coffee Mornings often sell out and tickets are rarely...

Journey through Newbury with this spectacular outdoor performance! A wild nocturnal journey where performance, music and costume come together to create an otherworldly and joyous procession through the town in a fantastical parade inspired by Haitian culture.

Peter Marinker, known for his extensive work on BBC Radio, his many audiobook recordings, and his long association with Samuel Beckett’s publisher John Calder, performs Krapp’s Last Tape . At 84 and recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Marinker brings decades of experience...

Nicholas Colett brings to stage stories of his father’s service on the destroyer escort; HMS Vanessa that had made him reconsider his father’s life – and their relationship. Directed by Gavin Robertson, together with a dramatic soundscape and music from the 1940’s, form...


“How do you pack a life into 23 kilograms? One item at a time.” Transit, the award-winning, genre-bending theatre piece, exploring migration and how we live ‘in between’ homes, is transferring to Arches Lane this September after a successful run at The Cockpit in July. A...

After his sell-out 2023 tour, the UK’s dishevelled king of stand-up, award-winning Seann Walsh returns with a brand-new hour of side-splitting comedy. Don’t miss his trademark high-energy exasperation and razor-sharp observations that leave audiences in stitches and on their...

Midnight in Nashville at the Glitch theatre in Waterloo: Out of Prison and in the Studio Murder, prison, hard living, and a chance at redemption. It’s all in a night’s work when you’re making country music. The London premiere of Midnight in Nashville puts you in the sound booth...

Join the team behind the independent investigative news outlet Byline Times for an entertaining evening of challenging discussion to help us understand the unprecedented times we are living in – and why they are happening – with those with an inside track.

Performers: Caitlin Redding, voice; Joan Cantallops, piano Discover the magic of Catalunya through a triptych of fairytales! Come wander misty mountain ranges, fight prickly dragons (or are they simply cactus...?), and watch magical dragonflies take flight as we explore stories...

Music: Louis Mander Words: Louisa Petaï 1st February 1587. Mary, Queen of Scots, after twenty years of captivity, still remains imprisoned in Fotheringhay castle. Unbeknownst to her, Queen Elizabeth I - her own cousin - has signed her death warrant. She has only eight days left...

Olga Myko performing live at the Courtyard Theatre.

Desperate times for Mr Polly! He’s stuck in a marriage with his cousin and dragged down by their failing shop. He detests them both. How did he let his life get so intolerable? Was it his failure to make his own choices? His escapism and wanderlust? Or, inspired by the books he...