A particularly intense experience We, the audience to Miranda Lapworth’s Storms, Maybe Snow, are the sea that long-married couple Jack (Neil Sellman) and Lou…

An exhibition to interrogate and celebrate early Lesbian and Gay theatre Marking the 50th anniversary of Homosexual Acts, the first official Gay theatre season…

A fractured post-war Europe in a powerhouse new play. The Land of the Living, opens on a hesitation. Ruth (Juliet Stevenson) stumbles over her…

Who knew bananas could be so cruel? In his late 20s, lenny. feels it’s time to finally become himself, to cast aside his self-constraints…

Based on a true story Girls on Fire Theatre Company, created by Lily Sitzia, Ellie Grace and Emma Graveling, are very excited to announce…

Performed by Stephen Smith One Man Poe is back in London after a sell-out run at both the 2024 and 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In…

Famous names are thrown about like confetti The legend of Tallulah Bankhead precedes this play; not so much the lives of Henry Willson and…

An unflinching and thought-provoking drama Veritas Theatre Company and KEPOW! Theatre Company announced that their triple OFFIE-nominated and one OFFIE-winning production Monster will transfer…

Don’t be late! Bianca is a terrible gossip and who loves gossip more than the gays? Come share your juicy hot tea for the queers…

Join these unstoppable women as they dismantle the patriarchy one spark plug at a time. A bold new British musical written by Nicky Hallett,…

Unearthing a green counterculture that resonates across space and time This November, Barbican Cinema presents Land Cinema, a season of rare films rooted in…

Mel Brooks sent a congratulatory telegram that was read out to one and all What can you do with a timeless classic Mel Brooks’…