What's On
Open Theatre Presents ‘The Passion of Bonnie and Clyde’
Everyone deserves to be loved, and even the most notorious outlaws could have the most fragile hearts…
Theatre Group Present Stags and Hens
Is it really bad luck for the groom to see the bride before their big day?
Theatre Group Present ‘Bull’ by Mike Bartlett
‘There’s something there, just on your shirt…’
Matt Rogers: This Is Live – Live in Stage One and Streamed
This is liveness.
This is authenticity™
This is potentially a very, very bad idea.
Open Theatre Present ‘The Superstore’
A deeply capitalist dictatorship looms… Welcome to The Superstore.
Theatre Group Presents ‘New Labour’
New Labour is a comedy drama about being in debt, being young and dreaming of something better.
Open Theatre Presents ‘Welcome to Europa’
You have been in cryo-sleep for 60 years. You have 89 missed calls from Earth.
GI60 and GI60 Next Gen
Gi60 is back!
Inside Yellow Sound
Inside Yellow Sound invites one audience member at a time to animate the world of the play and engage in a series of interactions between different sounds, colours and movements.
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Negative Space
“That black box might well, in the final analysis, be a metaphor for the mind, but it is also a space for gripping physical theatre.”
The Guardian
7.30pm
Stage One
£12.00 (£9.00)
Let’s Get Lade
by Thomas Amo
A hilarious tale of mix-ups, mayhem and misunderstanding that keeps you on your toes, and laughing until the end. 7.00pm Banham Theatre £8.50 (£6.50)
Pussy and her Boots
The PCI Society present ‘Pussy and her Boots’, a rock’n’roll, bootylicious pantomime complete with house band ‘Chastity’s Child’ and the soon to be legendary Lady La La Moanaj.
7.30pm
Stage One
£8.50 (£6.50)
King Lear
Betrayal and violence govern Shakespeare’s tragedy, set in a post-apocalyptic domain.
7.30pm
Stage One
£8.50 (£6.50)
The Pillowman
by Martin McDonagh
Puppetry and innovative staging are combined in McDonagh’s dark tale of Katurian, a fiction writer living in a police state. 7.30pm Banham Theatre £8.50 (£6.50)
Bus Stop
by Gao Xingjian
This contentious and rarely performed play tells the story of eight characters, each an archetype representing a different element of Chinese society. 7.30pm Alec Clegg studio £8.50 (£6.50)
Pains of Youth
by Ferdinand Bruckner
The fading glamour of real life reveals the Pains of Youth. 7.00pm Banham Theatre £8.50 (£6.50)
Swipe Right?
In this brand new devised production ‘Swipe Right?’ asks the question ‘with more and more people finding “the one” online, does this mean we need to say goodbye to good old fashioned romance?’
7.30pm
Banham Theatre
£8.50 (£6.50)
Saved
by Edward Bond
Set in the early 1960’s, ‘Saved’ tells the story of a group of young people living on a South-East London council estate. 7.30pm Stage One £8.50 (£6.50)