Chairing post-show talks and panel discussions that give unmissable insights to audiences is my favourite thing to do. I have a wide variety of events coming up for plays and musicals across London and beyond.

  • The Last Days of Liz Truss

    The Other Palace 12 Palace Street, London, United Kingdom

    Liz Truss' short-lived tenure in Downing Street inspired an award-winning one-woman play that promises to run and run. Following my Q&A last year at the White Bear, I'm delighted to return to The Last Days of Liz Truss as it transfers to The Other Palace. 
    £22
  • Invisible Me

    Southwark Playhouse Borough 77-85 Newington Causeway, London, United Kingdom

    Tessa Peake-Jones (Only Fools and Horses) stars in Invisible Me, Bren Gosling's comedy-drama about working-class Londoners who re-enter the world of dating later in life. 
    £18 – £22
  • An Adequate Abridgement of Boarding School Life as a Homo

    Riverside Studios 101 Queen Caroline Street, London, United Kingdom

    After success at the Edinburgh Fringe and a UK tour, Ned Blackburn's award-winning two-hander An Adequate Abridgment of Boarding School Life as a Homo transfers to London's Riverside Studios for a limited run. 
    £12 – £17
  • Flashbang

    Lion & Unicorn Theatre 42-44 Gaisford St, London, United Kingdom

    Following two critically acclaimed runs, Proforca Theatre's critically acclaimed Flashbang returns to London's Lion & Unicorn Theatre for two performances only ahead of a UK tour.
    £13 – £15
  • Churchill’s Urinal

    King's Head Theatre 116P Upper Street, London, United Kingdom

    Arguably the country's favourite MP online, Rosie Holt brings her satirical politician (now the Chancellor) to the theatre in world premiere comedy Churchill's Urinal, directed by Daniel Clarkson at the King's Head Theatre.
    £12 – £39
  • Our Public House

    Marylebone Theatre Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, United Kingdom

    What if we could have a real discussion about politics in the pub - and be heard by people who could make a difference? Our Public House, Barney Norris' heart-warming play with music for Dash Arts, comes to London's Marylebone Theatre. 
    £15 – £50
  • Live from the Warehouse

    White Bear Theatre 138 Kennington Park Rd, London, United Kingdom

    How far will two teenage boys go to be seen online in our algorithmically-determined attention economy? After acclaim in India, Gen-Z dark comic thriller Live from the Warehouse gets its London premiere at the White Bear Theatre. 
    £12 – £16
  • The Smile of Her

    Marylebone Theatre Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, United Kingdom

    Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy winner Christine Lahti makes her London stage debut in her acclaimed autobiographical play The Smile of Her at Marylebone Theatre.
    £20 – £70
  • Three Ghosts of Silvertown

    Tate Institute 1 Wythes Road, London

    Three Ghosts of Silvertown, the seventh Newham Play, is the boldest production in the series to date, and it's performed at Tate Institute, the historic community building whose remarkable restoration inspired it.
  • Night City

    Southwark Playhouse Borough 77-85 Newington Causeway, London, United Kingdom

    Night City, Max Wilkinson's electric and epic modern drama about three underpaid and overworked Londoners, premieres at Southwark Playhouse this autumn. 
    £21 – £26