What’s on

Mon 15 Nov 2021 –Sun 9 Jan 2022

Come and explore this first of its kind exhibition, mapping the growth of theatre captioning through the work of deaf-led charity Stagetext.

Tue 16 Nov –Fri 31 Dec 2021

Shakespeare’s ever popular fairy-tale farce of everyday miracles, mistaken identity and double vision, directed by comedy master Phillip Breen.

Fri 26 Nov –Sun 19 Dec 2021

Transporting you into Jamie Hale's joyful and uplifting Pit Party, this online film showcases a mixed bill of creative, political and responsive work by d/Deaf and disabled performers.

Wed 8 –Sun 19 Dec 2021

Bathe in sound and light with your baby as you explore the wonders of how their senses develop. Sit, lie down or stand while sharing this immersive, intimate experience.

Fri 10 Dec 2021, 18:30

Documentary film Alone charts the astonishing political awakening of a multi-platinum-selling rock star from Ukraine as he asks how his fame can make a difference. Join us for the UK premiere and Q&A.

Fri 10 –Fri 24 Dec 2021

Christmas as calamity! Holiday traditions are turned riotously on their head by the inimitable Taylor Mac, who manifests a joyous community spirit to celebrate the season in all of its dysfunction.

Sat 11 Dec 2021, 10:30

This workshop will explore Belarus Free Theatre’s approach to using the arts for non-violent activism and social change and will give participants the tools to develop their own creative campaigns. 

Tue 25 –Sat 29 Jan 2022

Dance, drag, lip-syncing and satire feature in this thoroughly modern take on the variety show from an award-winning dance theatre company.

Wed 26 Jan –Wed 2 Mar 2022

Explore how the brilliant works of Shakespeare still inform our understanding of the world today in this six-week in-person evening course.

Wed 26 –Sat 29 Jan 2022

Dazzling, otherworldly spectacle from the visionary director Aurélien Bory. This is a thrilling solo by award-winning performer Shantala Shivalingappa.