Alaa Shehada writes and performs this world premiere solo work on memory, loss, and resilience.
A gripping true story of justice, community, and rebellion with a live Americana soundtrack.
A cappella Dracula spoof by Dan Patterson and Jez Bond with jukebox hits and comic choreography.
A gripping musical retelling of the Pendle Witch Trials, where the accuser becomes the accused.
A dazzling opera of love and revenge, where a prince risks all to win Princess Turandot’s hand.
Three adopted sisters pursue their dreams in a house full of fossils and unexpected allies.
Stephen Sondheim’s fairytale musical returns in a bold new revival at the Bridge Theatre.
The return of intimate candlelit concerts with a string quartet playing songs from hit musicals.
James Graham's Olivier Award-winning play about the England men’s football team.
Frederick Ashton's countryside ballet with Osbert Lancaster’s designs and John Lanchbery's score.
Dance, desire, and drama collide in this double Olivier Award-winning production.
A revival production of Agatha Christie's intense courtroom drama.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's tale of a steam engine's race for love returns in an Olivier-winning revival.
A dynamic, modern reimagining of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy about love, youth, and violence.
A musical comedy retelling the Sea Witch’s story, featuring a new pop score and fresh staging.
A Christmas Carol returns with music, merriment, and a heartwarming take on Dickens’ classic tale.
Two friends’ marriages are tested when a former lover makes an unexpected return.
Lovers flee, fairies feud, and a dream blurs into nightmare by candlelit winter forest.
The iconic, multi-award-winning musical that delivers standing ovations night after night.
Three couples face scandal and surprises in this sharp, farcical take on love and respectability.
A restless Tiger roams war-torn Baghdad as soldiers and civilians search for meaning and peace.
Elle swaps fashion for law school in a bold, funny journey of love, style, and self-belief.
Grammy-nominated singer Melody Thornton stars in the stage adaptation of the 1992 movie.
An electrifying musical retelling of the 1936 East End uprising against fascism.