Blending stand-up with spoken word and musical comedy, That’s Not My Name takes a swift swipe at psychiatry, its labels and the way our mental health system is organised.
From £10.00
Natalie Bellingham’s new show, tackling the pain and beauty of growing older, will preview at Leeds Playhouse ahead of its month-long run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
From £1.00
Pillock is an exciting new one-man show exploring neurodiversity, the challenges of gay dating and the vulnerabilities of an actor’s life.
Happening as part of Greater Manchester Fringe, Lost Girl is a brand-new piece of theatre exploring Jewish-Arab heritage, connection and family.
From £5.99
Booze flows, tensions boil and tempers alight – Mike Leigh’s iconic suburban comedy is given a new lease of life at Blackpool Grand.
From £19.50
Packed with the same absurdity as the Wagatha Christie trial, Gwyneth Paltrow’s 2023 ski trial caught the imagination of the ever-brilliant Awkward Productions.
From £23.00
Written by award-winning Leeds-based writer Philip Stokes, this powerful new play examines the impact of war on the mind of a young soldier. Catch this preview before it heads to Edinburgh Fringe.
From £12.00
One of our hot picks for Edinburgh Fringe 2024, seize the opportunity to catch this brand-new play when it previews at the Heading North Fringe Festival.
From £5.00
This contemporary production transforms Wilde’s dandies into social media obsessives, who document their every move in a desperate bid for internet supremacy.
From £10.00
Multi-sensory and surreal, Sweet Dreams is a brand-new storytelling experience that takes audiences on a journey through food, appetite and desire.
From £7.50
Expect world-class dance with enticing ensemble work and virtuosic solos. Celebrated Korean choreographer Ae-soon Ahn makes her UK debut at The Lowry.
From £16.00
A must-see autobiographical piece of gig theatre telling the true story of a young Jehovah’s Witness coming to terms with his sexuality.
From £15.50
