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.

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  • Barney Norris' version of Blood Wedding at the Omnibus Theatre

    Blood Wedding

    Omnibus Theatre 1 Clapham Common Northside, London, United Kingdom

    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. 
    £18 – £20
  • SNAP! at the King's Head Theatre

    SNAP! A new musical

    King's Head Theatre X 115 Upper Street, London, United Kingdom

    How do you measure the power of the perfect image? New British musical SNAP! brings a thrilling tale of an ambitious photographer's passion and deception into sharp focus at London's King's Head Theatre.
    £10 – £28
  • Faygele at the Marylebone Theatre

    Faygele

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

    What is the power of a single word when it comes to faith and family?

  • Cul-de-Sac at the Omnibus Theatre

    Cul-de-Sac

    Omnibus Theatre 1 Clapham Common Northside, London, United Kingdom

    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.
    £16 – £18

  • Get Happy at the Omnibus Theatre

    Get Happy

    Omnibus Theatre 1 Clapham Common Northside, London, United Kingdom

    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. 
    £16 – £18
  • Echo at the King's Head Theatre

    Echo

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

    Echo, Susan Eva Haer's timely and taut psychological thriller examining the ethics of reproductive technology, comes to London's King's Head Theatre in a premiere production directed by Abigail Zealey Bess.
    £10 – £20
  • A Role to Die For at Marylebone Theatre

    A Role to Die For

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

    Shaken, stirred and seriously entertaining, Jordan Waller's comedy A Role to Die For, now transferring to Marylebone Theatre, goes behind the scenes in Hollywood as the world's most famous onscreen spy is announced. 
    £15 – £60

  • Four Play at the King's Head Theatre

    Four Play

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

    Jake Brunger's acclaimed Four Play, first seen starring Richard Madden and Jeremy Irvine at the Old Vic in 2015, returns to the London stage in a major revival at the King's Head Theatre.
    £10 – £50

  • At Last at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre

    At Last

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

    Proforca Theatre is celebrating ten years with the return of one of its most explosive hits, 2019's dystopian thriller At Last, running for ten performances only at London's Lion & Unicorn Theatre. I can't wait to revisit the play and its added relevance in 2025. 
    £14 – £16
  • Eh Up, Me Old Flowers! at the White Bear Theatre

    Eh up, Me Old Flowers

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

    Before Lenny Henry and Gary Wilmot, there was Charlie Williams. Eh Up, Me Old Flowers, Chris England's acclaimed play about the pioneering black comedian, gets its London premiere at the White Bear Theatre after the Edinburgh Fringe. 
    £14 – £18