LUU Open Theatre

As open surgery commences, secret romances and bitter personal rivalries are exposed, revealing the absurdities and hypocrisies within the medical profession.

An unruly bunch of bright, funny sixth-form boys in pursuit of sex, sport and a place at university. A maverick English teacher at odds with the young and astute supply teacher, a headmaster obsessed with results - and a history teacher who thinks he’s a fool.

The time has come for a learning experience which will broaden your imagination like no textbook ever could.

A girl stumbles upon a lifeless figure in an abandoned school. What happens next could be magic or maybe  something even more amazing.

In a run-down movie theatre, three underpaid employees sweep the floors of popcorn and attend to one of the last 35mm film projectors in the area.

Valerie has spent most of her life being belittled by the voice in her head – so when that voice somehow ends up standing in front of her, holding a ukulele, naturally things get a bit weird. In this new musical comedy about living with mental health issues, watch as Valerie and her unwanted companion...

It’s been over fifty years since That Which Came Before, and those that remain are struggling. In an attempt to survive, General Toots and his cohort have captured and imprisoned Frederick, a notorious oracle, who seems to have the answer to everything. But with trouble looming over the survivors and resources dwindling, their fragile bonds...

You are invited to a screening of the hotly anticipated Right Here Right Now Show, our thought-provoking late-night talk show, where our always hilarious host, Peter Tellio will be chatting with comedian Ian Benderson and former soap star-turned political activist, Eva Van den Berg. He’ll also be joined by the enigmatic Simon Stroud, host of...

The final episode of the story of an Old Man, found in the garden of Pelayo and Elisenda. However, this man is unlike any other, for on his back is a pair of enormous wings. Is he an angel? Or is he a man?

Offering an unflinching exploration of the power and perils of ideology, this new play uses audience voting, along with stage and screen acting, to transport viewers to an unsettling vision of UK politics in the year 2027.

“Embrace beautiful lies- the chronic insanity of the sane.” 4.48 is a painfully honest yet poetic view of clinical depression, and the notion of dependency and loneliness.