Touring
Some of the shows we see in the capital go on to perform in theatres all over the country. In fact some of the shows we see outside of the capital are parts of tours as well. So if you’re looking for shows that might be heading to a town near you soon, this might be the place to look.
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The Tulip Tree: The Love Story of Enoch Powell, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review
An engaging play that doesn’t quite live up to what it promises.
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Lights! Camera! Improvise!, Union Theatre – Review
A hilariously silly evening of high quality improv.
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Brendon Burns Hasn’t Heard of You Either, Soho Theatre – Review
Very funny and a bit crazy. Burns works hard to capture the audience but it doesn’t totally hit the mark.
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Burke Shire, Leicester Square Theatre – Review
Innovative and wacky. Most definitely a fun night out.
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Testament, The Pit at The Barbican – Review
A great piece of generation-crossing entertainment. A funny and witty show for parents and their grown-up offspring!
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A Darker Shade of Fado, Greenwich Dance – Review
Visceral and poetic; a beautiful, orphic journey of love and darkness.
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It Goes Here Now, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
An energetic, bold production catering primarily for a niche audience.
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Avenue Q, Greenwich Theatre -Review
Don't waste your time with TV animation comedy; grab a ticket and enjoy the live music, outrageous lyrics, and buckets of humour this show brings to the stage!
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Rachel Mars: The Way You Tell Them, Canada Water Culture Space – Review
A potentially clever insight into humour and the ways in which we use it as a coping mechanism. Perhaps this is a psychologist’s dream, but it’s not for everyone.
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The Rite of Spring/Romeo and Juliet, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
An exciting and innovative production that brings new meaning to both Shakespeare and Stravinsky.