Window by Ron Elisha

Window is an honest portrayal of young married couple, a gritty show of how things can go wrong and not turn out exactly how you expected.   more

The Wily Widow inspired by Goldoni

The Wily Widow is inspired by The Artful Widow (La Vedova Scaltra) di Carlo Goldoni, Italy, 1748. more

Opera In The City festival

Pamela Schermann and Sarah Lawrie are producing a spectacular festival at the Bridewell Theatre from 1-12 August, Opera In The City, transforming the venue into ... more

The Memory Of Water by Shelagh Stephenson

Susie Penrice Tyrie is proud to announce that she is setting up the first theatre cooperative in Singapore. There is a thriving theatre scene there but until now, ... more

Enterprise by Brian Parks

Winner of Fringe First award, Brian Sparks's new play Enterprise goes to the Edinburgh Fringe.   more

Toby Belch Is Unwell by John Knowles

Sidney Kean plays Toby Belch in this new play by John Knowles. more

Madame Rubinstein by John Misto

So & So's patron Frances Barber and Miriam Margolyes, who performed in the Women and War 2016 Opening Gala star in Madame Rubinstein at The Park Theatre.  ... more

Held by Tina Jay

Tina Jay's play HELD will be performed at Tristan Bates Theatre 6-17 June at 7.30pm with two additional Saturday matinees at 2.30pm. The play will be directed by ... more

The Ladykillers by Graham Linehan

From the Motion Picture Screenplay by William Rose, starring Pat Garrett as Mrs Wilberforce, at the Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Eastbourne.   more

The Fitzroy (Film Premiere)

Norma Cohen stars as eccentric landlady Mrs Ellis in the upcoming comedy feature film, THE FITZROY (Fawlty Towers meets Grand Budapest Hotel)   more

Be Prepared! by Leslie Stone

Anarchic girl-guide musical comedy comes to Wandsworth Fringe, Be Prepared! is written and performed by Leslie Stone on 18 and 20 May. more

The Brighton Killers by Nigel Fairs

Nigel Fairs' 368 Theatre Company and Kat Rogers' KatAlyst Productions present a new play, "The Brighton Killers", in the Old Police Cells below Brighton Town ... more

When Love Grows Old by Giles Cole

Giles Cole writers and presents The Romance of the Century and The Weatherman at the Brighton Fringe.   more

Spill: A Verbatim Show About Sex

“Bloody hell, erm… I have no idea, I have never tried to describe an orgasm before. It’s like a little treat, isn’t it? Yeah, it’s like a little treat, I ... more

Medea, The Outcast by Ovlyakuli Khodajkuli

Yuldosh Juraboev produces this thrilling new take on the classic tale at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre. more

Jerusalem Tango by Pat Rowe

Ariella Eshed of Tik-sho-ret Theatre company directs this staged reading of Pat Rowe’s play, which shines a light on a defining moment in British and Israeli ... more

Drowning On Dry Land by Alan Ayckbourn

John Craggs plays in Alan Ayckbourn's coruscatingly acid and funny play at the New Wimbledon Theatre.   more

Threads by David Lane

    A production by Arteria Theatre, supported and co-produced by Time Zone Theatre, directed by Pamela Schermann more

Spring Offensive by Victoria Willing

Terri-Ann Brumby performs in this brilliantly fresh dark comedy at the Omnibus Clapham.   more

Incident At Vichy by Arthur Miller

Gethin Alderman is one of a cast of 13 in the first professional London production in over 50 years. more

Improbable Fiction by Alan Ayckbourn

Sarah Lawrie and Ben Porter play in this fantastical comedy at The Mill At Sonning. more

God's Waiting Room by Karen Bartholomew

An end of life comedy more

Caste by T.W. Robertson

Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Victorian classic by T. W. Robertson more

The Masks of Aphra Behn by Claire Louise Amias

Aphra Behn – spy, writer and female libertine – a one-woman show. more

Opera In The City submissions

Opera In The City is a wonderful festival coming in August down at Bridewell Theatre. It is an initiative by Pamela Schermann and applications are now open. More ... more