Peace in Our Time, Union Theatre
Noel Coward’s Britain under Nazi Occupation counterfactual bombed in 1947 but it looks pretty good today.
N89, Matchstick Piehouse
Your one and only chance to enjoy safety and legroom on a night bus.
Border Control, Vault Festival
Do the calculations made by UK Border Agency technocrats add up? Michelle Sewell’s play says no.
Sugar Coat, Vault Festival
Psychosexual trauma meets punk rock in this female/non-binary led live music play about sexuality, polygamy and recovering after trauma. Sugar
Giving Up Marty, Vault Festival
Karen Bartholomew’s play is a look at identity looks at all sides; the adopted, the adopters and those that gave
The Importance Of Being…Earnest?, Clapham Omnibus
There will be two types of people in the audience for this show – those desperate to be picked to
Glitch, Vault Festival
Playwright and performer Krystina Nellis is a love letter to the joys of autism in the world of gaming. As
The Incident Room, New Diorama Theatre
It’s 1975. In Leeds, the Millgarth Incident Room is the epicentre of the biggest manhunt in British police history. David Byrne,
Nuclear War/Buried/Graceland, The Old Red Lion
The Old Red Lion’s offering three plays for the price of one, but is it worth leaving the live football for?
