Reading Time: 2 minutesCOCKFOSTERS is a brilliantly off-the-rails comedy that will change your commute forever. So top up your Oyster, mind the gap and hop aboard the tube journey of a lifetime! We sat down talking to Tom and Hamish about…
Reading Time: 3 minutesInterview with producer and co-founder Neil Gooding. The Empire Strips Back, a bizarre, surreal (and utterly unofficial) burlesque parody of Star Wars is coming to West London's Riverside Studios between 2 May and 17 August.
Reading Time: 2 minutesIsobel McArthur's Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is an inventive and modernised take on the classic novel, blending humour and a touch of musical flair to create an unforgettable theatrical experience.
Reading Time: 5 minutesBriony Martha and Zak Reay-Barry “Do Astronauts Masturbate in Space?” (aka “DAMIS?”) is their first joint writing venture, premiering at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. a dystopian dark comedy, set in a very bonkers Britain where due to overpopulation, everyone now needs a licence, or a “Stork Card” to have kids.
Reading Time: 2 minutesA show about a dying mother and her teenage son has the potential to be overly macabre and overwrought with emotions, but this show mixes the comedy with the tragedy brilliantly.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen three young women in a flat share receive a letter informing them to nominate a poor soul to fight in an unnamed war, personalities clash with bitterness, desperation and sass.
Reading Time: 2 minutesMurder She Didn't Write is a hilarious whodunnit inspired by Agatha Christie and is completely improvised based off of the audience’s ideas
Reading Time: 2 minutesThanks For Having Me, a new play written by and starring a confusingly endearing Keelan Kember, is a naturalistic examination of the politics and culture of dating and hookups in contemporary life, directed by Monica Cox.
Reading Time: 2 minutesmore than enough madness on offer to have you in stitches.
Reading Time: 2 minutesDiPietro adapts Arthur Schnitzler’s controversial play La Ronde, written in 1897. It follows a series of ten individuals linked by sex. F**king Men, plants gay men in the middle of this modern retelling.