Have you cracked the code to a happy life yet? Maybe all you need is a three-point plan, an AI-empowered Alexa and the right playlist? That's the approach in Get Happy, written and performed by Joseph Aldous.
Cul de Sac post-show video and photos: How to survive in the middle of nowhere (aka Zone 6)
How exercised do you get over the spacing of streetlights? David Shopland wrote his new play Cul de Sac with Londoners in mind, after overhearing an illuminating streetlights conversation between commuters on London Underground's Victoria Line.
Blood Wedding post-show video and photos: Barney Norris imbues Lorca with English humour and myth
Barney Norris' darkly comic reworking of Lorca's 1932 Spanish classic premiered in 2020 at Salisbury Playhouse, near the real-life village hall where his version of the disastrous nuptials occurs. It now gets its London premiere at Clapham's Omnibus Theatre.
Cul-de-Sac
Suburban life, unfiltered: David Shopland’s new play Cul-de-Sac, premiering at London's Omnibus Theatre, is a wine-stained comedy-drama about the chaos behind closed doors.
Blood Wedding
Barney Norris’ dark comedy brings Lorca’s passionate 1932 Spanish classic Blood Wedding blazing into 2025 England with a limited run at London's Omnibus Theatre.
Get Happy
How do you get happy if you don't know what it looks like? Joseph Aldous brings his award-winning glitter cannon of solo show, Get Happy, to London's Omnibus Theatre for a strictly limited run.
Can I Help You? post-show video and photos: What’s the lasting legacy of the late Philip Osment?
Actor, director and prolific playwright Philip Osment passed away last May at the age of 66 after a long respiratory illness. His final play, Can I Help You?, is now receiving its London premiere at Omnibus Theatre care of Playing ON, the company he co-founded to give voice to marginalised communities.
Can I Help You?
The world premiere of Can I Help You?, the final play by pioneering British theatremaker Philip Osment, runs at London's Omnibus Theatre care of Playing ON, the company he co-founded.
Tony’s Last Tape Q&A video and photos: What would Tony Benn have thought of Brexit, Corbyn & this play about him?
This past Wednesday (3 April 2019) would have been Tony Benn's 94th birthday. Great celebratory timing for the return of Tony's Last Tape, the one-man play celebrating the Labour firebrand, who died in 2014.
The Orchestra Q&A photos: Why don’t we see more revivals of French dramatist Jean Anouilh?
One of the reasons I love chairing post-show Q&As so much is the chance I get to learn new things from incredibly talented and knowledgeable panellists. Last night's event for Jean Anouilh's play The Orchestra at Omnibus Theatre was a special treat as the expert on hand was also an old friend, Jeremey Sams.









