BrilliantA glittering introduction to theatre for 3 to 5 year-olds and their families combining movement, live music and captivating imagery to create a dreamlike world made of light.
A Season in the CongoJoe Wright (Anna Karenina, Atonement) directs Olivier Award winner Chiwetel Ejiofor in this gripping retelling of a nation’s turbulent first year of freedom.
A Doll's HouseFollowing two sell-out runs, Ibsen's classic transfers to the Duke of York's for twelve weeks this summer.
The Secret AgentSecret terror cells, political conspiracy, police bungling... This is London, 1896. Theatre O adapt Joseph Conrad's classic tale for the stage.
American LuluSex, murder and suicide collide in this radical reworking of the classic opera, transported to 1950s New Orleans.
Sizwe Banzi is DeadThe brutal absurdities of life in apartheid South Africa are exposed in Athol Fugard’s classic play, directed by Genesis Future Directors Award winner Matthew Xia.
The EventsScreams echo through corridors. A forest echoes with the sound of gunfire. At Claire's choir, one of the singers is missing. A new play by David Greig.
The Scottsboro BoysKander and Ebb’s exhilarating, dazzling and provocative musical receives its UK premiere, once again directed by Susan Stroman, 5-time Tony Award-winning director and choreographer of The Producers.
The IslandInspired by true stories from South Africa's notorious Robben Island, this famous play by Fugard, Kani and Ntshona is an inspiring reminder of the resilience of human beings even in the darkest days.