Members’ Past Productions
The Fever by Wallace ShawnWe can’t have celebrations in the very same room where groups of people are being tortured, or groups of […]Read More
Stage Front: A Night of Theatre Celebrating Older WomenA night celebrating the art and craft of older women in the theatre.Read More
Place To BeFour Writers. One Place. One New Play. By Anima Theatre Company and Michelle FahrenheimRead More
The Soul of Wittgenstein by Ron ElishaDave Spencer directs the critically acclaimed play about a philosopher handing out pills and his unlikely relationship with an […]Read More
BorderlineA satire of Calais Jungle devised and performed by an ensemble of European and refugee artists. Directed by Sophie NL […]Read More
The Listening HareColin Campbell’s The Listening Hare, a new performance storytelling night, comes to the White Bear Theatre on 25 Feb.Read More
Belle Fontaine by Nicholas McInernyClaire Evans directs this piece. The community is desperate for a miracle. But what is the colour of a […]Read More
I Have A Mouth And I Will Scream by Abi ZakarianA PLAY, BUT NOT A PLAY, ABOUT BEING A WOMAN TODAY. Read More
Doodle – A New Comedy Musical by Andy Street & Jonathan KyddDOODLE – An all-singing all-dancing new comedy musical.Read More
No Place Like Hope by Callum McGowanFully funded by a kickstarter campaign, the play is in partnership with the inspirational charity Victoria’s Promise, who support young women […]Read More
The Mysterious Gentleman by Jarek AdamsA play incorporating stage magic that explores the eternal question of what lies beyond death, told through the life […]Read More
Macbeth at the Bussey Building “Stars hide your fires: Let not light see my black and deep desires” Read More
Disorder Contained by Peter CannA theatrical examination of madness, prisons and solitary confinement in a historical context, with great contemporary resonance. Performed at […]Read More
The Mitfords by Gail LouwA one woman tour de force of 4 of the Mitford Sisters – Unity (Hitler’s friend), Diana (married to […]Read More
A Festival of Sex, Love and DeathA Festival of Sex, Love and Death brings together a selection of the UK’s most exciting theatre makers. With […]Read More
Window by Ron ElishaWindow is an honest portrayal of young married couple, a gritty show of how things can go wrong and not […]Read More
The Wily Widow inspired by GoldoniThe Wily Widow is inspired by The Artful Widow (La Vedova Scaltra) di Carlo Goldoni, Italy, 1748.Read More
Opera In The City festivalPamela Schermann and Sarah Lawrie are producing a spectacular festival at the Bridewell Theatre from 1-12 August, Opera In The City, transforming […]Read More
The Memory Of Water by Shelagh StephensonSusie Penrice Tyrie is proud to announce that she is setting up the first theatre cooperative in Singapore. There […]Read More
Enterprise by Brian ParksWinner of Fringe First award, Brian Sparks’s new play Enterprise goes to the Edinburgh Fringe. Read More
Toby Belch Is Unwell by John KnowlesSidney Kean plays Toby Belch in this new play by John Knowles.Read More
Madame Rubinstein by John MistoSo & So’s patron Frances Barber and Miriam Margolyes, who performed in the Women and War 2016 Opening Gala […]Read More
Held by Tina JayTina Jay‘s play HELD will be performed at Tristan Bates Theatre 6-17 June at 7.30pm with two additional Saturday […]Read More
The Ladykillers by Graham LinehanFrom the Motion Picture Screenplay by William Rose, starring Pat Garrett as Mrs Wilberforce, at the Royal Hippodrome Theatre, […]Read More
The Fitzroy (Film Premiere)Norma Cohen stars as eccentric landlady Mrs Ellis in the upcoming comedy feature film, THE FITZROY (Fawlty Towers meets […]Read More
Be Prepared! by Leslie StoneAnarchic girl-guide musical comedy comes to Wandsworth Fringe, Be Prepared! is written and performed by Leslie Stone on 18 and 20 […]Read More
The Brighton Killers by Nigel FairsNigel Fairs’ 368 Theatre Company and Kat Rogers‘ KatAlyst Productions present a new play, “The Brighton Killers”, in the Old Police […]Read More
When Love Grows Old by Giles ColeGiles Cole writers and presents The Romance of the Century and The Weatherman at the Brighton Fringe. Read 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 […]Read More
Medea, The Outcast by Ovlyakuli KhodajkuliYuldosh Juraboev produces this thrilling new take on the classic tale at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre.Read More
Jerusalem Tango by Pat RoweAriella Eshed of Tik-sho-ret Theatre company directs this staged reading of Pat Rowe’s play, which shines a light on […]Read More
Drowning On Dry Land by Alan AyckbournJohn Craggs plays in Alan Ayckbourn’s coruscatingly acid and funny play at the New Wimbledon Theatre. Read More
Threads by David Lane A production by Arteria Theatre, supported and co-produced by Time Zone Theatre, directed by Pamela SchermannRead More
Spring Offensive by Victoria WillingTerri-Ann Brumby performs in this brilliantly fresh dark comedy at the Omnibus Clapham. Read More
Incident At Vichy by Arthur MillerGethin Alderman is one of a cast of 13 in the first professional London production in over 50 years.Read More
Improbable Fiction by Alan AyckbournSarah Lawrie and Ben Porter play in this fantastical comedy at The Mill At Sonning.Read More
Austerity by Mike EllistonEdmund Dehn plays Winston Churchill among others in this Brechtian political work-in-development.Read More
Men Without Friends by Robert CohenRobert Cohen will be performing three one-man shows, back-to-back, as part of the Hove Grown Festival. Read More
Two Sisters by Gail LouwNorma Cohen stars in a critically acclaimed comic play by Gail Louw Read More
Gone For A Burton by Norma CohenRehearsed reading of Norma Cohen’s new play, directed by Jake Murray (Strindberg’s Women, Jermyn Street Theatre; Royal Exchange, Manchester; […]Read More
Caste by T.W. RobertsonCelebrating the 150th anniversary of the Victorian classic by T. W. RobertsonRead More
Murder, Margaret & Me by Phillip MeeksPhilip Meeks’s play Murder, Margaret & Me closes this Saturday up at the York Theatre Royal, and stars Susie […]Read More
The Fiddler On The Roof by Joseph Stein, Jerry Bock, and Sheldon HarnickRave reviews are coming in for The Fiddler On The Roof, which Zelina Rebeiro is currently playing in at […]Read More
The Masks of Aphra Behn by Claire Louise AmiasAphra Behn – spy, writer and female libertine – a one-woman show.Read More
Constellations by Nick PayneCharlotte Peters is directing Constellations, which opens down at the Bread and Roses Theatre tomorrow. It’s a beautiful award-winning […]Read More
You’re Human Like the Rest of Them by B.S. JohnsonThree short plays by B.S. Johnson Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at the Finborough Theatre March 5th-21st 2017Read More
Opera In The City submissionsOpera In The City is a wonderful festival coming in August down at Bridewell Theatre. It is an initiative […]Read More
A Dark Night In Dalston by Stewart PermuttTim Stark returns to the Park Theatre to direct this funny and touching new play by award-winning writer Stewart […]Read More
The Comedy Project 2017Ros Adler’s Judgment Day (which she is also in) is on 13 March as part of The Comedy Project […]Read More
OrbitsOrbits, by Wally Sewell, follows the planet-sized egos of left wing German playwright Bertolt Brecht and Hollywood film star […]Read More
The Significant Other Festival 10×10 minute plays, 10 writers, 10 directors and 30 actors – all in 10 days. Pat Garrett takes part.Read More
Women and War: EXODUS Applications openWe are looking for eight featured companies for the main programme, as well as artists and activists of all kinds […]Read More