Theatre Calendar

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Olivier Award winner Nichola McAuliffe returns in a new version of Arnold Wesker's play cycle, presenting three very different Annies: a Gen Z graduate, a fey hit novelist, and a homeless geriatric. Each character constructs a mask to confront their 'Imposter Syndrome' with defiance, courage, and humour.

Musical adaptation of the Oscar-winning film.

Relocated to an African-Caribbean household in modern England, Tartuffe (Remixed) is a deliciously biting comedy in rhyming couplets, which brings both new humour and modern pathos to the original text.

Disney's Hercules closes today

Cyrano de Bergerac closes today

Trainspotting The Musical closes today

Set in Bhopal, India, in 1984, this ferocious and brutal play tells the epic story of a girl whose life is ravaged by an ecological disaster after a giant factory rises over her town. Written by Titas Halder and directed by Matthew Xia, it stars Linnea Berthelsen, known for her role in Netflix's Stranger Things.

Sabrage closes today

Hot Mess: A New Musical closes today

Now You See Me Live closes today

Jeeves Takes Charge closes today

Tilda Swinton reprises her role in this gender-blurring one-woman play

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In 1930s New York, Joe Bonaparte, a gifted violinist, is drawn into the brutal world of professional boxing, torn between fame, forbidden love, and family expectations. This searing revival of Clifford Odets’ American classic is directed by Olivier Award winner Sam Yates and stars Emmy and Golden Globe winner Josh O’Connor, exploring ambition and the high price of success.

Deep Heat Rivalry follows sworn enemies Shane Hollandaise and Ilya Stroganoff, two hockey superstars whose on-ice clashes hide a secret: they are madly in love. This filthy new parody combines locker-room drama, forbidden romance, and parody songs for a full-contact comedy.

The Truth closes today

Pride The Musical closes today

Arcadia closes today

To Kill a Mockingbird closes today

Midnight at the Never Get closes today

Tao of Glass closes today

Cats closes today

Death Note The Musical closes today

An electrifying adaptation of the film about a newcomer finding her voice in a nightclub.

Love's Labour's Lost closes today

Alice, a Nobel Prize winner preparing for a one-way mission to deep space, and her homebody sister Abigail, rediscover their bond. As the countdown begins, their reunion makes the impending goodbye much harder than anticipated.

The Producers closes today

The Oresteia closes today

How the Other Half Loves closes today

Abigail's Party closes today

Final performances of the two-part production

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child closes today

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A brand new world-premiere play from the Olivier Award-winning playwright, James Graham, tells the astonishing story of rebel economist and member of the Bloomsbury Group, John Maynard Keynes. Alive with music, dance, desire and debate, The Standard of Living is a thrilling, funny and deeply moving portrait of a man who dared to imagine something better.

Blistering dark comedy depicts a toxic, alcohol-fuelled night, starring Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup

Christine Baranski and Richard E. Grant star in one of the all-time greatest comedies

Transferring from The Bridge theatre, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's 'Into The Woods' is a musical mash-up of fairytales, exploring what happens after 'happily ever after' as beloved characters journey into the dark woods. Wishes are made, paths entwine, and new friendships are forged, revealing magic and darkness beyond the familiar endings. Olivier award-winner of Best Musical Revival

The Comedy about Spies closes today

You & It closes today

Annie Wobbler (Revisited) closes today

Affluenza is a provocative new play written and directed by Andy Sandberg, exploring the ripple effects of power and privilege. Inspired by true events, it questions moral accountability and the American justice system when a teen's drunken car ride ends in devastation. Set in the ultra-wealthy Hamptons, this biting and darkly funny world premiere raises thought-provoking questions about family legacy and the cost of opulence. Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp makes his stage debut.

Stranger Things' Gaten Matarazzo makes his West End debut in this iconic musical about a group of young artists, musicians and friends, navigating love, ambition and creativity

Jay Presson Allen's play Tru stars Tony-Award winning actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family) as Truman Capote. Set in Capote's New York apartment in December 1975, the play depicts him alone after the publication of an excerpt from his tell-all novel Answered Prayers, reflecting on his life, career, and the fallout from the book, while dealing with loneliness and addiction. Directed by Award-winner Rob Ashford, this sell-out success from New York comes to London for a strictly limited season.

I'm Every Woman closes today

Two ex-classmates, a struggling actor and a celebrity footballer, reconnect on a ferry back to Belfast, but their banter soon spirals into confrontation as buried resentments and betrayal surface. This provocative play explores two men trapped by the stories they tell themselves and each other.

Mike Bartlett's Bull, directed by award-winning Artistic Director Paula Garfield MBE for Deafinitely Theatre, is a sharp and darkly funny examination of workplace bullying, power, and survival. Four colleagues face job cuts, exposing a system where fear thrives and empathy disappears as alliances shift and cruelty surfaces.