“If you’re looking for justice, you’re living in the wrong century”.Philadelphia, 1983. Twenty-eight year old Phillip hasn’t stepped outside in years — surviving on canned tuna, encyclopedias, and his own wild theories about the dangers beyond the door. His older brother Treat runs his world with rules and rituals to keep them safe, bringing home whatever he can steal. Then, one night, Treat drags in Harold, a stranger stuffed with cash and soaked in whiskey. The perfect target… or so it looks. By morning, nothing will be the same.Lyle Kessler’s Tony-nominated play comes to Jermyn Street Theatre starring Forbes Masson (Farm Hall, Laughing Boy), Olivier Award winner Chris Walley (The Lieutenant of Inishmore, The Young Offenders), and Fred Woodley Evans (Outlying Islands, Bridgerton). Former Carne Deputy Director Al Miller directs this exhilarating modern classic.

"You’re five thousand miles away. You already owe us a fortune from the last war. We won’t see a penny of that any time soon, will we? And so – why don’t we just ignore you and your war?"1939. A weekend at a country house. The fate of nations hangs in the balance; King George VI’s single opportunity to convince President Roosevelt to support his country in impending war is seemingly dependent on whether he and his wife can navigate a public picnic with the decorum and dignity expected of royalty. The weekend marks the first ever visit of a British monarch to the United States - can the "special relationship" survive a menu of hot dogs and beer?The President of the United States and First Lady host the King and Queen of England in this richly observed clash of cultures. While on the precipice of world war and amidst a house with very thin walls, the secrets, self-doubts, fears and indiscretions of two world leaders and their wives spill out.From Olivier and Tony Award-winning playwright Richard Nelson (Farewell to the Theatre, Goodnight Children Everywhere), Springwood is a witty and poignant new play that pulls back the curtain on a pivotal meeting where the personal and political entwine.Award-winning actor, presenter, author, and screen director Stanley Tucci makes his London stage directing debut with Springwood. Previous credits include Lend Me a Tenor (Broadway) which was nominated for three Tony Awards.Based on the Focus Features Film 'Hyde Park on Hudson'.

‘Sex, the attraction that Newton left out.’ Brilliant minds, burning hearts and the unstoppable pull between chaos and order.In a country house, two centuries apart, genius unfolds. A teenage prodigy discovers the mathematics of the universe, as the adults around her fail to hide their passions under reason. In the present day, scholars chase the ghosts of that same household — seeking truth, proof and perhaps each other. Witty, moving and flirtatious, Sir Tom Stoppard’s masterpiece is brought thrillingly to life by acclaimed director Carrie Cracknell.

“Write plays about whatever you wish but not, please, about us!”1940. The Germans advance on Paris. A case stuffed with letters is smuggled to London. Inside, a remarkable story about – and by – two remarkable people: the brilliant actress ‘Mrs Pat’ and George Bernard Shaw. They met in 1899. They made Pygmalion. World Wars started and stopped, and started again. They fell in love. They fell apart. And through it all… they wrote. Jerome Kilty’s play reveals the extraordinary bond between these two theatrical titans. In their witty, unfiltered words, attraction collides with ambition as the world transforms around them. A play about how we change – and what we hold on to. Directed by Artistic Director Stella Powell-Jones.

A one-woman tour-de-force that reclaims Bulgakov's Cult Classic. Trapped in a gilded cage, a desperate woman bargains with the devil—only to crown herself queen of hell. In a breathtaking feat of solo physical theatre, the performer morphs between lover, demon, and monarch in a raw story of rage, rebellion, and apocalyptic freedom.

The “masters of G&S” and Off West End award winning Charles Court Opera, return to Wilton’s to present their enchanting production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s sharp satire of power, privilege and parliamentary democracy. The production is directed by renowned operetta specialist John Savournin, whose recent productions include The Merry Widow and Trial by Jury for Scottish Opera, Opera Holland Park and D’Oyly Carte and CCO’s recent production of Patience. This witty and magical operetta tells a tale of forbidden love causing an absurdist fusion of two worlds – the magical fairies of Fairyland and a bamboozled House of Peers. Featuring some of Sullivan’s most glorious music, including ‘Oh foolish fay’, ‘If you go in, you’re sure to win’ and what is popularly known as ‘The Nightmare Song’, audiences can expect an evening of first class entertainment and riotous fun suitable for all ages. With a cast including familiar favourites to CCO audiences, this beautiful production is not to be missed.

Following a 5-star, sold-out triumph at  the Sydney Opera House, Kadimah Yiddish Theatre’s acclaimed production of  Yentl transfers to London’s Marylebone Theatre for a strictly limited  six-week engagement.This thrilling new bilingual staging  reimagines Isaac Bashevis Singer’s revolutionary tale with urgency, intimacy  and a vibrant celebration of Yiddish culture. When a young woman dares to defy Orthodox law by disguising herself as a man to study Jewish scripture,  she steps into a world alive with possibility and conflict. As Yentl’s search for knowledge deepens, faith, gender, desire and tradition collide—propelling  her toward a destiny that challenges every boundary.Bold, lyrical and unapologetically  contemporary, Yentl is a powerful story of courage, identity and the fight to  live your truth.

Off The Kerb Productions presents a night of comedy in support of Community First Responders via the London Ambulance Charity. Hosted by Joel Dommett, the star-studded line up also includes; Katherine Ryan, Russell Kane, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Seann Walsh and Limahl Germain (Line up subject to change.) The Community First Responders at London Ambulance Service are trained volunteers who dedicate their time to help saving lives. They respond to certain 999 emergencies, alongside ambulance service crews, but because they are only sent to the most serious, life-or-death emergencies (such as cardiac arrests in people’s homes), they are often the first on scene, providing immediate care and early defibrillation before an ambulance arrives. This saves lives. Off The Kerb Productions will donate 100% of net profits to London Ambulance Service Voluntary Responder Group, which helps fund the Community First Responders (Charity No. 1061191-1).

Strict ID checks will be in place for this event. Photo ID which matches the name of the lead booker is required to gain entry. Only tickets purchased directly from Leicester Square Theatre are valid. Ricky Gervais takes to the stage with a selection of comedian friends to debut new material. Resale restrictions are in place on this event: 1. This event is for fans only and these special conditions are in place to ensure that tickets are purchased for personal use only and are not resold for any purpose or at any price. 2. A strict limit of 2 tickets per person (and per household) per event applies. Any tickets purchased over this limit may be cancelled and invalidated (in which case you will be refunded). 3. E-tickets will NOT be issued until approximately one hour before the show. Photo ID will be required for entry.4. You may not resell or offer to resell tickets for this event. 5. Any tickets purchased, resold or offered for resale in breach of these special conditions may be cancelled and invalidated (in which case you will be refunded). 6. In the event of any inconsistency between these special conditions and any other applicable terms and conditions, these special conditions will apply. The Event Partner and venue reserve the right to refuse admission if you don't comply and you will not be entitled to a refund.

The very private PL Travers lives quietly in Chelsea. Out of the blue, her very own creation, Mary Poppins, suddenly appears in Travers’ study, asking difficult questions she would rather not answer. But Travers is a force to be reckoned with too. So who will control the narrative and win the battle of wills? The fun-filled chaos is soundtracked by Mary Poppins who performs the kind of music PL Travers REALLY wanted in the Mary Poppins film (Edwardian songs such as Lily of Laguna).

There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me, only an entity, something illusory.Patrick Bateman has it all – looks, money, style and status. Engaged to the beautiful Evelyn Williams, he is about to win the prestigious Fischer account for his investment bank and celebrate by dining at Dorsia. But there’s another side to his life that Patrick keeps secret. And people – including those closest to him – keep disappearing…

Off The Kerb Productions presents a night of comedy in support of Community First Responders via the London Ambulance Charity. Hosted by Joel Dommett, the star-studded line up also includes; Katherine Ryan, Russell Kane, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Seann Walsh and Limahl Germain (Line up subject to change.) The London Ambulance Service is supported by a Voluntary Responder Group, which enables dedicated life-saving volunteers to respond to 999 emergencies alongside ambulances. Volunteer responders are trained and equipped to use defibrillators — devices that can restore a normal heart rhythm to someone in cardiac arrest. Because they are only sent to the most serious, life-or-death emergencies, volunteer responders are often the first on scene, providing immediate care and early defibrillation before an ambulance arrives. This saves lives. Working closely with London Ambulance Service, the charity plays a key role in improving cardiac arrest outcomes and supporting volunteers who help save lives across London. Off The Kerb Productions will donate 100% of net profits to London Ambulance Service Voluntary Responder Group (Charity No. 1061191-1). Line up subject to change.