THRILL ME:
The Leopold & Loeb Story
The Hope Theatre 2 – 20 April 2019
Artistic Director Matthew Parker chats about his tenureship at The Hope Theatre and directing this two handed, true crime gay musical about the notorious 1920s Chicago ‘Thrill Killers’ Leopold and Loeb. Read Here
Awkward Conversations With Animals I've F*cked by Rob Hayes
King’s Head Theatre 12 - 27 April
Interview with Linus Karp on his role as the vulnerable, lovelorn Bobby. Squirmingly everyday awkwardness or breaking taboos? Read Here
THE NOISES by Jacqueline Saphra
Old Red Lion Theatre 2 – 20 April
Told entirely from the perspective of a dog, The Noises is a visceral new play with innovative sound design. We find out more from mother and daughter team, writer Jacqueline Saphra and director, Tamar Saphra
A matter of importance by India-Ines Levy
White Bear Theatre 23 – 27 April
JANE CLEGG by St John Ervine
Finborough Pub Theatre 23 April to 18 May
Read our WORDPLAY interview with celebrated actor Sidney Livingstone (RSC, Midsummer Murders, About a Boy to name a few) who will be appearing as Mr Morrison
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Canal Café theatre every Thursday to Sunday 9.30pm
This news based song & dance sketch show is celebrating its 40th Anniversary
Etcetera Theatre 9 - 11 May 8.30pm
A creative ‘genius’!…maverick magazine ‘Jimmy Lee’s songs and life story come together in a show, with Jimmy, his guitar, wonderful songs and narrative linked to projected images.
AS WE UNRAVEL by Annie Power, directed by Sassy Clyde
21 to 25 May 2019
In a rundown seaside town, after their mother dies, three sisters are forced to navigate debt, unemployment and questionable Airbnb guests in order to survive. LGBT
by Madeleine George, directed by Kate Bannister
Jack Studio Theatre 29 May-15 June
Brodie, a gifted research linguist, is expecting her first child. When she receives unsettling news about the baby she carries, her girlfriend is unsympathetic and the medical profession provides few answers.
Madeleine George’s irreverent, witty and startlingly original play reveals the beauty and the limits of human language.
