Current Shows
The Season
Autumn 2019 world premiere of new British musical from Kit Buchan and Jim Barne. "This new musical is a seemingly impossible dream" The Observer
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Superhero
A world premiere one-man musical at Southwark Playhouse, summer 2017.
Dirty Great Love Story – Arts Theatre
A new production of Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna's Fringe First Award winning comedy, at the Arts Theatre, January to March 2017.
BU21
Transfer to Trafalgar Studios 2 of Stuart Slade's new play about London and the modern world.
Chinglish
Tony Award winning and Pulitzer Prize finalist David Henry Hwang returns to the Park Theatre following the sell-out success of Yellow Face (Park Theatre 2013, National Theatre 2014), with the European premiere of his Broadway hit comedy.
Firebird
The final of the Hampstead Theatre at Trafalgar Studios, Firebird ran for 5 weeks through February and March 2016.
The Wasp
The second in the series of Hampstead Theatre to Trafalgar Studios, Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's exceptional thriller ran for 6 weeks from December 2015.
Four Minutes Twelve Seconds
Hit transfer of James Fritz's electric Olivier Award nominated debut to Trafalgar Studios.
Dinner With Friends
Revival of Donald Margulies' Pulitzer prize winning play at Park Theatre, London's hottest new venue.
Wingman
World premiere of Richard Marsh's new comedy. Played over 50 performances in London, Edinburgh and around the UK.
Yellow Face
Tony award-winner and Pulitzer Prize finalist David Henry Hwang, explores the impact race has had on the East Asian experience in America. Yellow Face straddles the line between reality and fiction, questioning what race really means, looking at how politics and media interact in our society and, ultimately, asking us to reflect on who we really are.
Dirty Great Love Story
New York transfer of Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna's Fringe First winning show.
The President and the Pakistani
World premiere of Rashid Razaq's new play, directed by Tom Attenborough
Port Authority
Critically acclaimed production of Conor McPherson's 'quietly powerful' play, starring Ardal O'Hanlon at the Southwark Playhouse.