Turning lofty ideas into relevant ones.
King Tut has arrived in London.
Lose yourself in something a little bit different.
A stumbling production that survives on goodwill.
Lovers, football fans and the down at heel.
Aaron Sorkin takes the Pulitzer prize-winning novel to the London stage.
A comedy star of the future.
It's the exhibition we need right now.
Unlock Da Vinci's code and face off with Tutankhamun.
What a way to make a living.
A hugely fun production.
A black eye and a doomed marriage.
Pop Art master show in spring 2020.
Is it too early to say we're in love?
Time to renounce our worldly lives.
Three actors, ten roles and a heck of a lot of noises.
A provocative view on whether it’s possible to escape poverty, violence and liberal platitudes.
Exploring British and Irish conflict.
The strangest birthday party we've ever attended.
Charles Booth's London.
Lee Perry, Gregory Isaacs and Dennis Brown.
Tickets on sale now.
A play fitting for the climate crisis.
Where Light Falls.
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