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A new age retelling of a 4000-year-old poem from ancient Egyptian literature, based on the adventures of warrior king Sinuhe.

An enjoyable revival of Elyotand’s humorous account of Guy and his friends as they lived through the early years of the AID crisis,

A 21st-century ode of Williams' favourite play since 'A Street Car Named Desire', deeply moving and visually stunning.

A delightfully mischievous and deliriously funny rendition of theatrical misadventures.

A stellar exploration of the histories we carry in our names and its impact on our present-day lives.

A warm, intimate and thought-provoking celebration of lives lost in the pandemic

A powerful portrayal of the complex geopolitics and power war in Pakistan told through the world of Wall Street.

A gripping story about living with an invisible disease and its profound impact on a family’s life.

A call for a society wherein one can be comfortable in their own skin and live as they want, without judgement or prosecution.

A compelling commentary on the racism and discrimination that continues to plague in real-life and online.

A powerful homage to Beckett’s masterpiece, making you reflect on the rose-tinted lens through which we often look at our everyday lives.

As dazzling and haunting as the day it premiered twenty years ago and leaves you with a lot of questions around loss, identity and change.

A sharp and witty exploration of the lives of humans in show business, and everything they must do in order to ‘make it’.

An interactive theatre show that charms you completely with its unique design and quartet of stories.

Hampstead's eclectic revival of Alfred Fogan's 1975 play gives us a gimlpse into the lives, dreams and insecurities of Black Britons.