Nigeria, 1943. The King is dead, and tonight his Horseman must escort him to the Ancestors.

Two exciting, delicious play-mixes of ten-minute comedies, eccentricities, dramas! 2008 Angel Winners, Edinburgh Fringe First nominees & Top 5 Carol Tambor “Best of Edinburgh” Award. With free ice cream!!

For just 3 nights, Scott Mills The Musical hits Edinburgh. Devised with the help of listeners and guests to his radio show.

Marking 10th anniversary of Soho pub bombing, playwright-survivor Jonathan Cash and award-winning director Faynia Williams take audience on a terrifying journey as secrets are revealed and reality blurs. Theatrical tour-de-force.

Following its sell-out European premiere at the Lyric Hammersmith, Michael Mayer's production of Spring Awakening has transferred to the West End acclaimed as "a landmark show" (The Daily Telegraph).

Washed is a remarkable piece of solo storytelling from MetalMouth Theatre. George, an upbeat Brighton girl, tells her story in which she invariably ends up at the sea...

With its wonderful combination of lyricism, suspense and dramatic changes of mood, Shakespeare’s heartbreaking tale is one of the greatest of all love stories.

Direct from his acclaimed performance as ‘Washington’ in the Globe’s A New World and before he stars alongside Keira Knightly and Damian Lewis in the West End, Dominic Rowan leads “a tremendous cast” (Londonist) in this explosive revival of Thomas Kyd’s classic...

Bring family and a picnic to Shakespeare's most enchanting comedy; revived in a magical Open Air production by this Brighton Company, performing together for the 1st time in 15 years. Family ticket available at weekends (2 adults and 2 children)

Setting out in search of advice, young Evans Stafford calls to the home of a friend and strong-minded traditionalist, Nicholas Farquhar. The following morning the local boy is found bloodied, note in hand. What is said during their brief encounter to compel him to this...

Sketch act Lady Garden are back with their critically-acclaimed show, including tasteless tourism and beat-boxing bridesmaids. “Big stars of the future” - Time Out.

Two men discover more than they bargained for as they while away the night on a train to nowhere. With the help of drink, poker and a beguiling Gipsy they encounter the truth within through the lives of each other.

A new play by Samuel Adamson from Henrik Ibsen’s Little Eyol

Once upon a time in what feels like another country, three children play hide and seek. Fifteen year old Elliott wears a crown, thirteen year old Maggie wraps herself in silk and little Finn draws on the walls. Together they watch a mobile phone intensely, willing it...

1789. A lieutenant uses a cast of dispirited convicts to stage Australia's first play. Olivier Play of the Year Award; funny, dark, rough, warm and sexy. 'A moving tribute to the transforming power of drama itself' (Guardian).

At Vaudeville's close, the gilded dreams of performers Birdie and Gladys unravel. A variety of song, dance and clown that swings and stomps along the edge of farce and drama!

May is an idealist. She’s fighting for a better world and has sacrificed more than most. So when the old regime is destroyed, she is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. But as the enemy pass one by one before her unflinching lens – both strange and familiar...

A stage version by Ian McDiarmid from the novel by Andrew O'Hagan.

It’s 11 o’clock in the morning in a council flat on the Walworth Road in London. In two hours time, as is normal, a father and his two sons will have consumed six cans of Harp, fifteen crackers with spreadable cheese, ten pink biscuit wafers and one oven cooked...

New Year's Eve. The guests play loan shark Max's perverted party games or face the consequences at midnight. Exhilaratingly performed in real time. A new play by Liverpool Everyman young writer Mwewa Sumbwanyambe.