12 shows. 5 days. 1 venue. What will you choose?
Nazi-zombie frightfest.
A group of girls fight for their right to a university education.
An allegorical take on the financial crisis.
An absurdist reimagining of Three Sisters.
More than 100 events, for not much money.
No vicars or lost trousers, just sparky farce.
Chew over a double bill of Chekhov comedies.
Tiananmen tale moves to Harold Pinter Theatre.
New plays every night.
Troubled teens in an east London shelter.
An edgy mix of politics, sex and power.
Hettie Morahan's Nora shines in this classy show.
Constellations author does it again.
Polished hip hop dancing from ZooNation Youth Company
A true-to-the-script student production.
An unusual slant on Brontë's classic novel.
Tales of a bedsit love triangle.
Classic TV show on stage.
And it's perfect for the tiny Finborough Theatre.
Dramas hatched around an old impotent man and a live-and-kicking Casanova.
Fredrik Rydman breathes new life into Tchaikovsky's ballet.
Regent's Park is alive with this new production of the classic musical.
Watch the trailer for new play Home by Nadia Fall.
Londonist
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