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.

  • Why I Stuck a Flare up My Arse for England

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

    Remember how exciting it was when England made it to the men's Euro 2020 final (in 2021 due to Covid). Remember the bloke who got so excited he lit his bum on fire?!
    £21 – £26
  • Remembrance Monday

    Seven Dials Playhouse 14 Tower Street, London, United Kingdom

    Strap yourself in and get ready for one hell of a ride! Michael Batten's new psychological thriller Remembrance Monday, about have-it-all husbands whose relationship starts to crack, gets its world premiere at Seven Dials Playhouse. 
    £15 – £42
  • Kunstler

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

    Kunstler, Jeffrey Sweet's critically acclaimed US play about legal civil rights hero William Kunstler, gets

    £12 – £18
  • A Song of Songs

    Park Theatre Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park, London, United Kingdom

    From an unprecedented collaboration of international artists comes A Song of Songs, the award-winning and critically acclaimed musical theatre experience, now in its London premiere at the Park Theatre.
    £22.50 – £47.50
  • Drag Baby

    Pleasance Theatre Carpenters Mews, North Road, London, United Kingdom

    After its sell-out 2022 run at the King's Head Theatre, Grace Carroll's "impressive" and "brutally honest" new play Drag Baby returns to London at the Pleasance Theatre.
    £14 – £16
  • Marie Curie: A new musical

    Charing Cross Theatre The Arches, Villiers Street, London, United Kingdom

    A hit in Asia, this sweeping new musical inspired by the life, and moral choices, of ground-breaking scientist Marie Curie, gets its English-language premiere in a new production, directed by Sarah Meadows.
    £22.50 – £54.50
  • Jupiter’s Ghost

    Cockpit Theatre Gateforth Street, London, United Kingdom

    A new sci-fi play with dance. A tumultuous journey of love, hope and identity. Jupiter's Ghost, written and directed by Tani Gill, premieres for two performances only at London's Cockpit Theatre.
    £16.50 – £21
  • Wiesenthal

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

    Wiesenthal, the acclaimed one-man play about the renowned Holocaust survivor turned Nazi hunter, makes its London debut at the King's Head Theatre after its sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe.
    £10 – £27.50
  • The Forsyte Saga

    Park Theatre Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park, London, United Kingdom

    John Galsworthy's literary classic of sex, money and power, spanning multiple generations, comes to the stage at London's Park Theatre in a brand-new, two-part adaptation of this epic period drama.
    £25 – £39.50
  • Man in the Rain

    Brockley Jack Theatre 410 Brockley Road, London, United Kingdom

    Acclaimed Shakespearean actor and founder member of Edward Hall's Propeller ensemble company Tony Bell brings his first solo play, the "hilarious and moving" Man in the Rain, to London's Brockley Jack Theatre.
    £15 – £17