The King of Holland Park
A comic tale of star-crossed love and micro-nation building Henrio is a man of possibly American origins whose checkered past has seen him graduate from homelessness via prison and the Timpsons in Hammersmith Broadway, to self-ordained King of his own micro-nation. His plans for nationhood are deranged and disconcertingly goodnatured. He’s a man who has […]
Mr Bennet’s Bride
“a thoroughly enjoyable production, with a talented ensemble, imaginative design and plenty of affection for its source material”
I Can See The Sun
“Some rewriting, and tightening would help”
Shakespeare’s Cousin
“Not for the faint-hearted. Bold theatre, be warned!”
Wits End
Directed by the theatre’s Artistic Director, comedian, actor and writer Steve Furst, this bitingly funny and sometimes dark play explores unresolved rivalries as three siblings come together for their father’s funeral. Marvin Becker has died, and his three children have one afternoon to bury him. There’s Yitzy, who gave up fourteen years of his life […]
Goldfish
“A unique theatrical play which is deeply moving and visually stunning and will have a very bright future. “
Big Love
“a gloriously chaotic celebration of love, laughter and the songs that touch the heart”
Tell Me Straight
“hoping the venue manages to limp along or even do better until their new management is in place Spring 2027.”
The Other Room
“ A tender, funny and heartbreaking reminder that even in the shadow of death, life — and the possibility of new beginnings — must go on.
Dog Mom
“While some aspects of the technical staging and lead performance could be more polished, Dog Mom remains an enjoyable and emotionally engaging production, particularly for anyone who has ever loved a dog.”