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.

  • Flowers for Mrs Harris

    Riverside Studios 101 Queen Caroline Street, London, United Kingdom

    Olivier Award winner and Tony Award nominee Jenna Russell takes the title role in new musical Flowers For Mrs Harris, which finally gets its London premiere at Riverside Studios after critical acclaim at Sheffield Crucible and Chichester Festival Theatre.
    £25 – £29.50
  • The Changeling

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

    After recent post-show Q&As for their acclaimed versions of Hamlet and Doctor Faustus, I'm back with Lazarus Theatre at Southwark Playhouse for their brand-new production of Jacobean drama The Changeling. 
    £20 – £25
  • Phantasmagoria

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

    Acclaimed Indian playwright Deepika Arwind's gripping psychological horror Phantasmagoria premieres at Southwark Playhouse care of Kali Theatre.
    £16 – £20
  • Venom

    Golden Goose Theatre 146 Camberwell New Road, London

    Following Triggered at the White Bear last year, I'm delighted to reunite with writer Emma Burnell for her latest stage play Venom, a modern take on the Medusa story, at the Golden Goose Theatre.
    £12 – £14
  • Double Act

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

    For my first post-show Q&A of the year, I'm delighted to return to London's Lion & Unicorn Theatre for a brand-new play about modern masculinity, Double Act, written by Nick Hyde and directed by Jef Hall-Flavin.
    £12 – £14
  • Exhibitionists

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

    The King's Head Theatre reopens in its brand-new, custom-built home in Islington with the world premiere of Shaun McKenna and Andrew Van Sickle's sparkling romantic comedy Exhibitionists. 
    £30 – £35
  • Lear’s Shadow

    Brockley Jack Theatre 410 Brockley Road, London, United Kingdom

    How well do you know King Lear? You'll be much better enlightened - and, no doubt, inspired - after seeing Lear's Shadow, devised and performed at Brockley Jack Theatre by Shakespearean Colin Hurley.  
    £13 – £15
  • Turning the Screw

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

    After the inaugural production of Exhibitionists, I return to the new King's Head Theatrefor another new play, Benjamin Britten-inspired Turning the Screw, which transfers after its successful premiere at New Wimbledon Theatre Studio. 
    £10 – £45
  • Sherlock Holmes: The Valley of Fear

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

    Elementary! Blackeyed Theatre's acclaimed stage adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's last Sherlock Holmes novel is a must-see for all fans of the great detective. Following a world tour, Sherlock Holmes: The Valley of Fear comes to London's Southwark Playhouse Borough.
    £20 – £25
  • Horne’s Descent

    Old Red Lion Theatre 418 St John St, Islington, London, United Arab Emirates

    Do we have the power to change the course of our own lives? Even after major trauma? I'm delighted to return to the Old Red Lion Theatre for Horne's Descent, Nina Atesh's dark new drama.
    £17 – £22.50