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London Shows Archive

Neighbourhood Watch

Closed: 5 May 2012 - Tricycle Theatre

Neighbourhood Watch is Alan Ayckbourn’s 75th play and is a cautionary tale about the dangers of taking the laws into your own hands. Following its premiere at the Stephen Joseph… Read More

Neil Angilley In Concert

Closed: 19 July 2013 - Chickenshed

The sensational pianist/composer Neil Angilley and his outstanding Latin rhythm section; Davide Mantovanni on bass and Davide Giovannini on drums, entertain with pulsating Afro-Cuban music from their unique albums Havana… Read More

Neil Hamburger

Closed: 28 August 2010 - Soho Theatre

American funnyman Neil Hamburger has thrilled and bewildered audiences worldwide with his hilarious, subversive, uncompromising and fiercely inventive comedy. Defying convention and transcending the confines of hilarity with kamikaze recklessness,… Read More

Neil Hamburger

Closed: 10 December 2008 - Soho Theatre

American funnyman Neil Hamburger is the hardest working comedian in existence, performing up to 399 shows a year to critical acclaim and audience bewilderment. Part Jerry Lewis, part Andy Kaufman,… Read More

Neil Hamburger – Discounted Entertainer

Closed: 10 September 2011 - Soho Theatre

The hardest working and most profoundly suffering comedian in existence, Neil Hamburger’s unique brand of comedy has thrilled, perplexed and repulsed audiences worldwide. Audacious, uncompromising and subversive, don’t miss the… Read More

Nell Gwynn

Closed: 30 April 2016 - Apollo Theatre

Gemma Arterton stars as the title character in the critically acclaimed Shakespeare’s Globe production of Nell Gwynn. The Quantum Of Solace actress plays the cheeky, charming and clever mistress of… Read More

Nell Gwynn

Closed: 17 October 2015 - Globe Theatre

Nell Gwynn follows the rise of an unlikely heroine, charting Gwynn’s rise from her beginnings in Coal Yard Alley to becoming one of Britain’s most famous and acclaimed actresses and… Read More

Network

Closed: 24 March 2018 - National Theatre

Lee Hall and director Ivo van Hove bring Chayefsky’s masterwork Network to the stage for the first time, starring Bryan Cranston. Howard Beale, news anchor-man, isn’t pulling in the viewers. In… Read More

Never Forget

Closed: 15 November 2008 - Savoy Theatre

A new musical based on the songs of Take That. Set in Manchester, Never Forget follows the rollercoaster journey of young hero Ash and his best mates in the pursuit… Read More

Never Forget

Closed: 12 April 2008 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Never Forget is a story of dreams, ambition and betrayal. With an original story written by BAFTA nominated Danny Brocklehurst (BAFTA winning Shameless and Clocking Off), Guy Jones and Ed… Read More

Never Let Me Go

Closed: 12 October 2024 - Rose Theatre

Kazuo Ishiguro’s international best-selling novel arrives on stage in this world premiere of Suzanne Heathcote’s gripping new adaptation. What if you discovered your whole reason for being was not about… Read More

Never Not Once

Closed: 9 October 2021 - Park Theatre

A poignant new drama about the families we choose and the secrets that can pull them apart. Read More

Never Not Once

Closed: 5 March 2022 - Park Theatre

A searing new drama about the families we choose and the secrets that can pull them apart. All-American student Eleanor has the best moms in the world. She’s bright, funny… Read More

Never So Good

Closed: 15 August 2008 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Howard Brenton's portrait of Harold Macmillan stars Jeremy Irons as the former Prime Minister.Set against the backdrop of fading Empire, war, the Suez crisis, vintage champagne, adultery and vicious Tory… Read More

Nevermind

Closed: 4 July 2009 - Old Red Lion Theatre

Nevermind is a bleakly funny play about John, a music journalist coming to terms with his own failings. He has failed as a journalist, a lover and as a son.… Read More

Nevermore: The Imaginary Life And Mysterious Death Of Edgar Allan Poe

Closed: 10 July 2010 - Barbican Theatre

Nevermore: The Imaginary Life And Mysterious Death Of Edgar Allan Poe is a musical fable for adults, a delightfully grotesque musical tale fusing the hauntingly humorous myths of Poe with… Read More

Neville’s Island

Closed: 3 January 2015 - Duke of York’s Theatre

Tim Firth's classic comedy Neville’s Island follows the misadventures of four out-of-condition, out-of-their-depth businessmen on an out-of-control team-building exercise. Shipwrecked in the Lake District, menaced by wildlife and with only… Read More

New 291 Show, The

Closed: 17 March 2006 - Hackney Empire

The talent show that presents the most hilarious new comedy, sharpest street dance and most radical slam poetry returns for a seven week season. Dibbi, Delroy and June are back, offering the… Read More

New Act Of The Year 2006

Closed: 18 February 2006 - Hackney Empire

New acts - chosen from over 100 applications - perform; judges pass judgement on their abilities. Read More

New Act Of The Year 2009

Closed: 17 January 2009 - Hackney Empire

Comedian Arthur Smith hosts the final of the comedy talent contest which has, in the past, thrust acts such as Russell Brand, Catherine Tate and Gina Yashere towards stardom.This years… Read More

New Act Of The Year Final

Closed: 2 February 2008 - Hackney Empire

Comedy's favourite grumpy old man Arthur Smith hosts the celebrated annual Empire New Act of the Year Finals. For over 25 years the show has unleashed the sharpest, wittiest and… Read More

New Adventures – Matthew Bourne’s Early Adventures

Closed: 26 May 2012 - Sadler’s Wells

New Adventures celebrates 25 years of ground-breaking dance by reviving three of Matthew Bourne’s early works. Spitfire ‘an advertisement divertissement’ was Bourne’s first hit in 1988. It hilariously places the… Read More

New Adventures Choreographer Award: Showcase

Closed: 7 September 2012 - Sadler’s Wells

An evening of three premieres from, James Cousins, the winner of the inaugural New Adventures Choreographer Award (NACA). There We Have Been takes inspiration from the troubled relationships portrayed in… Read More

New Adventures Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake / The Next Generation

Closed: 26 January 2025 - Sadler’s Wells

Matthew Bourne’s rule-breaking reinvention of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece caused a sensation when it premiered almost 30 years ago. It has now become the most successful dance theatre production of all time.… Read More

New Anatomies

Closed: 18 February 2006 - Cockpit Theatre

Timberlake Wertenbaker tells the true story of Isabelle Eberhardt, who left 19th century Europe to travel with North African Arabs. Read More

New Art Club: This Is Now

Closed: 20 February 2010 - Soho Theatre

It is 1983. Madonna releases her first album, Boy George’s Culture Club is top of the UK singles chart with Karma Chameleon and 13-year-old future contemporary dance star Tom Roden… Read More

New Art Club’s Extraordinary World

Closed: 22 November 2008 - Soho Theatre

New Art Club's Extra Ordinary World is the new show in a long line of hits from comedians/dancers Tom Roden and Pete Shenton. Previously described as the Morecambe and Wise… Read More

New Art’s Club’s Extraordinary World

Closed: 24 July 2008 - Battersea Arts Centre

Fast, fresh and funny, New Art Club hit the ground dancing. The award winning Morecambe and Wise of dance mix comedy with choreography in a show crammed with such gems… Read More

New Boy

Closed: 12 April 2009 - Trafalgar Studios 2

New Boy tells the story of Mark, a teenager starting sixth form knowing that this is his last chance to impress; to be more popular, to be more obnoxious, to… Read More

New Boy

Closed: 19 February 2005 - Questors Theatre

The face of an angel, the body of a god and the name of a plasterer: that's Barry. Enigmatic, unassuming and utterly beautiful, Barry is desired by everyone: girls, boys… Read More

New Brandstrup Commission

Closed: 26 September 2009 - Linbury Studio (Royal Opera House)

A collaboration between choreographer Kim Brandstrup and Royal Ballet Principal Tamara Rojo forms the first ROH2 commission of the autumn season. With the cyclical pathways of JS Bach's Goldberg Variations… Read More

New Connections

Closed: 7 July 2009 - National Theatre Olivier

The Olivier theatre hosts some of the plays in this year's New Connections festival.New Connections is an annual initiative in which the National Theatre commissions several writers to write new… Read More

New Connections

Closed: 4 July 2009 - National Theatre Cottesloe

The Cottesloe theatre hosts some of the plays in this year's New Connections festival.New Connections is an annual initiative in which the National Theatre commissions several writers to write new… Read More

New Connections

Closed: 9 July 2008 - National Theatre Olivier

A season of short and punchy new plays, written by established playwrights, produced and performed by young people.7 July 19:00 - The Book Of Everything by Peter Tabern The Book… Read More

New Connections

Closed: 6 July 2008 - National Theatre Cottesloe

A season of short and punchy new plays written by high profile playwrights, produced and performed by young people.3 July 19:00 - Scenes From Family Life by Mark RavenhillJack and… Read More

New Dance Commissions

Closed: 31 March 2012 - Linbury Studio (Royal Opera House)

Freddie Opoku-Addaie, Laïla Diallo and Sarah Dowling mark the completion of their two years on ROH2’s Choreographic Associate Scheme with New Dance Commissions, commissioned by ROH2. With each choreographer bringing… Read More

New English Ballet Theatre – Synergies

Closed: 8 July 2012 - Peacock Theatre

The debut season from New English Ballet Theatre sees 16 dancers performing a diverse programme of new works.Synergies features world premieres by emerging choreographers George Williamson, Jenna Lee and Andrew… Read More

New Lives

Closed: 28 January 2005 - artsdepot

Have you ever walked the streets at dusk, observing the lives going on behind the windows? New Lives celebrates artsdepot’s new building with a promenade performance that weaves together real… Read More

New Liz Lea/Echo And Narcissus

Closed: 24 May 2007 - Linbury Studio (Royal Opera House)

Two new ROH2 dance commissions in one exciting double bill.The combination of choreographer Cathy Marston and composer Stuart McRae has blended dance, opera and video to explore Ovid's Metamorphoses in… Read More

New Plays From Chile

Closed: 14 September 2013 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

Rehearsed readings of five plays written by Chilean playwrights are staged to mark the 40th anniversary of the 1973 military coup that overthrew Salvador Allende’s democratic government.Ñuke (Mother): 10 September… Read More

New Scarlett/Polyphonia/New McGregor

Closed: 23 April 2012 - Royal Opera House

New Scarlett/Polyphonia/New McGregor offers the chance to see two of ballet's leading choreographers join with one of its fastest rising stars in an evening of contemporary brilliance. Following the extraordinary… Read More

New Statesman, The

Closed: 29 April 2006 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Rik Mayall's depraved politician Alan B'stard returns to public life in a brand new play.It may be New Labour in power these days but that won't stop B'stard, who seems… Read More

New Statesman, The

Closed: 24 March 2007 - New Wimbledon Studio

Alan B'stard is one of the most devious characters in Whitehall. All he cares about is joining three Americans, two Arabs, an Indian, a Russian and the man who invented milk… Read More

New Statesman, The

Closed: 7 July 2007 - Richmond Theatre

Alan B'stard is one of the most devious characters in Whitehall. All he cares about is joining three Americans, two Arabs, an Indian, a Russian and the man who invented… Read More

New Statesman: Alan B’Stard’s Extremely Secret Weapon, The

Closed: 27 January 2007 - Trafalgar Studios 1

Rik Mayall's depraved politician Alan B'Stard comes to London in a brand new play.It may be New Labour in power these days but that won't stop B'Stard, who seems to… Read More

New Watkins / Rushes – Fragments Of A Lost Story / Infra

Closed: 4 March 2010 - Royal Opera House

One world premiere, two revivals: three cutting-edge works from The Royal Ballet.Exciting young choreographer Jonathan Watkins creates his first new work for The Royal Ballet – and his first piece… Read More

New Way To Please You, A

Closed: 31 December 2005 - Trafalgar Studios 1

A new law allowing the culling of all men at the age of 80 and all women at the age of 60 is passed, as these people are no longer… Read More

New Wheeldon/ Afternoon Of A Faun/ Tzigane/ A Month In The Country

Closed: 19 March 2008 - Royal Opera House

New Wheeldon is the world premiere of this work by Christopher Wheeldon for The Royal Ballet. Afternoon Of A Faun, choreographed by Jerome Robbins, features two dancers in introspective rehearsal,… Read More

New Work 2012 – Michael Clark Company

Closed: 27 October 2012 - Barbican Theatre

Michael Clark makes his eagerly awaited return to the Barbican’s stage with a double bill that continues the iconic British dancer’s history of collaboration with contemporary artists, designers and musicians.The… Read More

New Work In The Linbury

Closed: 17 May 2009 - Linbury Studio (Royal Opera House)

The Royal Ballet returns to the Linbury Studio Theatre for more thought-provoking and imaginative new works choreographed by young dancers from within the Company. Last Season’s New Works included pieces… Read More

New York City Ballet

Closed: 22 March 2008 - London Coliseum

The New York City Ballet visits London for the first time in more than 25 years, bringing with it more than 90 dancers and four programmes of work.Programme 1:12, 14… Read More

Newham Asian Women’s Project: Celebrating 20 Years

Closed: 24 June 2007 - Theatre Royal Stratford East

Meera Syal hosts a variety show to raise money for, and celebrate the work of, the Newham Asian Women's Project. Other guests include Jo Brand, Ayesha Hazarika, Sanchita Farruque, Sonia… Read More

Newley – The Singer And His Songs

Closed: 29 January 2007 - Etcetera Theatre

Actor David Boyle stars in this one-hander as he uses song, mime, movement, improvisation and much more besides to tell the story of the legendary entertainer. Read More

News In Briefs

Closed: 17 November 2008 - Leicester Square Theatre

News In Briefs is a weekly sketch show from the team that brought you Not The 10 O'Clock News. Read More

Next Door’s Baby

Closed: 8 March 2008 - Orange Tree Theatre

Set in 1950s Dublin, Next Door's Baby is an earthly tale of feuding mothers, jealousy and family secrets. Orla O’Brien lives in a household headed by her formidable mother. Next… Read More

Next Time I’ll Sing To You

Closed: 10 December 2011 - Orange Tree Theatre

The 1906 play, Next Time I'll Sing To You, examines the life of the hermit of Great Canfield. The man who - at the age of 48 - decided to… Read More

Next To Normal

Closed: 21 September 2024 - Wyndham’s Theatre

Nominated for 4 Olivier Awards including Best New Musical, the critically acclaimed, sold-out Donmar Warehouse production of Next to Normal plays in London’s West End for a strictly limited season… Read More

Nice

Closed: 9 April 2013 - Greenwich Theatre

There are two things in Lucy's life which she prizes more than any other. One is her faithful companion and sidekick Sancho, a threadbare glove puppet who is always by… Read More

Nice

Closed: 28 April 2013 - Little Angel Theatre

There are two things in Lucy's life which she prizes more than any other. One is her faithful companion and sidekick Sancho, a threadbare glove puppet who is always by… Read More

Nice Fish

Closed: 11 February 2017 - Harold Pinter Theatre

Mark Rylance and Louis Jenkins’ critically acclaimed new comic play Nice Fish swims into the West End for a strictly limited season at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Starring the Academy… Read More

Nicholas Nickleby

Closed: 6 October 2007 - New Wimbledon Theatre

David Edgar's extraordinary two-part adaptation of Dickens' great comic masterpiece comes to New Wimbledon Theatre for one week only. The narrative follows Nicholas, left penniless on the death of his… Read More

Nicholas Nickleby Part I, The Life And Adventures of

Closed: 27 January 2008 - Gielgud Theatre

Dickens's comic masterpiece follows Nicholas Nickleby, left penniless on the death of his father, as he escapes the influence of his villainous Uncle Ralph and the tyrannical schoolmaster Wackford Squeers… Read More

Nicholas Nickleby Part II, The Life And Adventures Of

Closed: 27 January 2008 - Gielgud Theatre

Dickens's comic masterpiece follows Nicholas Nickleby, left penniless on the death of his father, as he escapes the influence of his villainous Uncle Ralph and the tyrannical schoolmaster Wackford Squeers… Read More

Nick Doody: Before He Kills Again

Closed: 31 March 2007 - Soho Theatre

Nick Doody explores why people take pleasure at taking offence. Along the way, he will try to prove all world religion wrong and reveal why he'd rather have a pint… Read More

Nick Ferrari

Closed: 23 November 2005 - Hackney Empire

The international journalist, whose interviewees range from Harrison Ford to Elton John to Arthur Scargil, shares a few of his many stories. If there's been a major news story in recent… Read More

Nick Helm: Dare To Dream

Closed: 10 March 2012 - Soho Theatre

The Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee Nick Helm brings his latest show to the Soho, Dare To Dream. The Man! The Myth! The Legend! The Helm! Whatever you choose to… Read More

Nick Helm: Keep Hold Of The Gold

Closed: 29 January 2011 - Soho Theatre

Comedian Nick Helm is putting his past and his problems firmly behind him in an attempt to help make you appreciate life in a whole new way, whether you want… Read More

Nick Helm: One Man Mega-Myth

Closed: 11 May 2013 - Udderbelly

Comedian and inspirationalist Nick Helm lays waste to the South Bank with a crunching hour of raucous rock ballads, broken hearted poetry and jokes so epic you'll name your kids… Read More

Nick Mohammed

Closed: 26 October 2008 - Soho Theatre

Building upon the success of last year’s 4uarters, a previous sell-out run at Soho theatre and this summer’s storming Edinburgh Fringe success, Nick Mohammed presents another hour of his unique… Read More

Nick Sun: Death is a Work in Progress

Closed: 19 January 2013 - Soho Theatre

Take a trip down memory lane and get hit by a car you used to drive. Or just come down and see Nick Sun’s Death is a Work in Progress,… Read More

Nickelodeon’s Dora The Explorer

Closed: 16 September 2012 - Apollo Theatre

Dora The Explorer brings her love of exploration to the West End with her new stage show Dora The Explorer LIVE! Search For The City Of Lost Toys.Adapted from the… Read More

Nicobobinus

Closed: 30 March 2013 - Greenwich Theatre

Based on the children's novel by Monty Python star Terry Jones, Nicobobinus is a fantasy adventure story about a boy who could do anything. Well, could he? Accompanied by his… Read More

Nigel Slater’s Toast

Closed: 3 August 2019 - The Other Palace

Based on best-selling culinary author Nigel Slater's award-winning autobiography, Toast is the moving story of a childhood told through tastes and smells. Critically acclaimed at both The Lowry in Salford and the… Read More

Nigeria House

Closed: 12 August 2012 - Theatre Royal Stratford East

To celebrate the 2012 Olympics, Theatre Royal Stratford East is  hosting Nigeria House, a cultural festival celebrating the best of Nigerian life and art. Learn more about the culture of… Read More

Night At The Dogs, A

Closed: 14 May 2005 - Soho Theatre

"This dog, our girl, they're not expecting her to win. We'll never have that secret weapon again so just enjoy it. The minute she crosses that line first, it'll be… Read More

Night At The Opera, A

Closed: 28 November 2004 - Richmond Theatre

Denise Leigh and Jane Gilchrist, winners of Channel 4's Operatunity, take to the stage in this their first national tour, performing some of their favourite operatic moments as they join… Read More

Night Before Christmas, The

Closed: 13 January 2007 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

Wondering why only humans like Emily receive Christmas presents, Eddie the mouse embarks on an adventure to find Father Christmas... with a little help from a fairy along the way.Suitable… Read More

Night Flyer

Closed: 4 October 2008 - Battersea Arts Centre

Experience the joy and visual beauty of The Paper Cinema as they pull you into their dark fairytale. Drawings are brought to life through a collage of high and low… Read More

Night In November, A

Closed: 1 December 2007 - Trafalgar Studios 1

When Kenneth McCallister reluctantly finds himself on the terraces for a crucial Northern Ireland vs Republic of Ireland football match, little does he know that his humdrum life is about… Read More

Night Light

Closed: 20 August 2010 - New Diorama Theatre

Night Light is the story of nine-year-old Marina, who spends all her time in her room with only her computer for company. Once every 1,000 years, the man in the… Read More

Night Of 1000 Voices, The

Closed: 1 May 2005

The Night Of 1000 Voices celebrates its fifth anniversary with a gala performance in aid of the Caron Keating Foundation and the Alan Jay Lerner Fund For Cancer Research. The… Read More

Night Of 400 Billion Stars (And Maybe Some String Theory)

Closed: 30 June 2009 - Bloomsbury Theatre

A fun celebration of astronomy, physics and other scientific distractions.A night of scientists, musicians and comedians with Simon Singh, Marcus Chown, Ruth Padel, Martin White, Gavin Osborn, Helen Keen, Christina… Read More

Night Of The Iguana

Closed: 25 March 2006 - Lyric Theatre

Tennessee Williams’s play, set in the suitably steamy environs of Mexico in 1940, tells the story of the Reverend Dr T Lawrence Shannon (Harrelson), a defrocked, alcoholic and sexually tormented… Read More

Night Sky

Closed: 30 October 2005 - The Old Vic

John, Ali, George and Natasha are being held captive because the art they created was not to the taste of the regime in which they live. Though they are freed… Read More

Night, Mother

Closed: 14 May 2006

We leap into the lives of mother and daughter, Jessie and Thelma Cates, on what appears to be a typical Saturday night in their quiet existence. But on this night,… Read More

Nightingale

Closed: 18 February 2006

Followng the critical acclaim of her first play, Shakespeare For My Father and the success of The Madrake Root - loosley based on her mother, the New End Theatre is… Read More

Nights At The Circus

Closed: 18 February 2006 - Lyric Hammersmith

It's 1899 and all of Europe is agape at the arrival of the new century! The world crackles with possibilities – and its people dance to the irresistible rhythms of… Read More

Nihon Buyo

Closed: 12 March 2005 - Peacock Theatre

Nihon Buyo is the oldest form of Japanese traditional dance, first recorded in the ‘Kojiki’ History in 712 AD. Today its great heritage is upheld by a devoted group of… Read More

NiLon

Closed: 8 October 2011 - Theatre 503

A selection of short plays written by Declan Feenan, Stacey Gregg, John McCann and Lisa McGee at Theatre503.NiLon Theatre aims to champion Northern Irish talent and express our broadly accented… Read More

Nina Conti – In Your Face

Closed: 12 March 2016 - Criterion Theatre

Arriving direct from her hit UK tour, groundbreaking ventriloquist, BAFTA nominated filmmaker and British Comedy Award winner Nina Conti brings Nina Conti – In Your Face to London for 18 shows only.… Read More

Nina Conti – The Dating Show

Closed: 2 April 2022 - Arts Theatre

The quick-thinking queen of ventriloquism brings her pioneering new show to the West End! There’s no promise that true love will be found, but a firm guarantee that big laughs… Read More

Nina Conti – In Your Face

Closed: 14 February 2015 - Tricycle Theatre

Groundbreaking ventriloquist, BAFTA nominated filmmaker and British Comedy Award winner Nina Conti returns to the Tricycle Theatre to improvise her new show Nina Conti – In Your Face into existence.… Read More

Nina Conti – In Your Face

Closed: 7 December 2015 - Lyric Theatre

Groundbreaking ventriloquist, BAFTA nominated filmmaker and British Comedy Award winner Nina Conti brings a one-off performance of her new show Nina Conti – In Your Face to the Lyric Theatre.… Read More

Nina Conti: Complete And Utter Conti

Closed: 13 July 2008 - Soho Theatre

After a sell-out Edinburgh Festival and a Melbourne Comedy Festival Barry Award, stand-up and ventriloquist Nina Conti returns with her long-awaited full-length solo show. Nina and Monkey are back to… Read More

Nina Conti: Dolly Mixtures

Closed: 25 May 2013 - Soho Theatre

Groundbreaking ventriloquist Nina Conti introduces her daughter, her handyman, her gran, her oldest friend and a stray dog in a show that refuses to go as rehearsed. Expect a thoughtful… Read More

Nina Conti: Evolution

Closed: 7 June 2009 - Soho Theatre

On the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin's Origin of the Species, Nina Conti and 'the missing link', her foul-mouthed talking monkey, attempt to explain evolutionary theory. But with… Read More

Nina Conti: Talk To The Hand

Closed: 12 December 2010 - Soho Theatre

After her 2008 smash hit, Evolution, Britain's leading ventriloquist, returns to Soho theatre with this hilarious new show. Three new characters take Nina off-script and access her uncensored mind. No… Read More

Nine Days Crazy

Closed: 11 July 2004 - Drill Hall

In this very British road movie for the stage, a disaffected actor walks out on his latest bit-part, only to wind up with a starring role in a rather different… Read More

Nine Hills One Valley

Closed: 21 April 2007 - Barbican Theatre

The story of a declining state Manipur told through a blend of music, movement and narrative.Seven wise men awake from their eternal slumber to find their horrific prophecies have been… Read More

Nine Lessons And Carols For Godless People

Closed: 23 December 2011 - Bloomsbury Theatre

A comedy show for those who take a less religious view of Christmas. Featuring Robin Ince, Josie Long, Martin White, Helen Arney, Richard Herring and Matt Parker. Read More
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