WHAT'S ON at ETCETERA THEATRE
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Tried (But Not Tested): Kittiwake
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Kittiwake is set in a town on the Yorkshire Coast, and follows the story of a struggling bookshop owner called Jen whose livelihood, along with the whole town, is put on the brink when a property developer submits plans to build a housing estate along the coastal path. It is a story about family and community, loss and hope, and the importance of preserving the past set against the desire to build a better future.
May
1
Tried (But Not Tested): Clonez or How I Learnt to Love Myself
- 21:00 22:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
A mysterious playwright has written a piece about two clones of himself in a relationship together. He has hired two unwitting actors to play two versions of himself. Why has he written this? I’ll let him explain in the course of this, um, this performance. I’m sorry.
This play contains strong language, explicit sexual references, references to suicide and references to the Holocaust.
May
2
An Evening with Samuel Andryk & Soná
- 19:30 22:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Two distinctive artists, one intimate stage. Samuel Andryk and Soná come together for a special evening of raw storytelling and live music. Each artist will play a set of their current repertoire, taking you on a unique musical journey.
Blending acoustic pop with soulful, folky influences, Samuel is forging a reputation with his incredible voice and introspective lyricism. Last year, Samuel reached more than 220k unique listeners on all streaming platforms, and his most popular single, Places to Be, has amassed over 320K streams since 2024. He has played notable venues like The Melkweg & The Santería Paladini, and has recently signed a publishing deal with leading European publisher PM Music Group (BMG). His latest EP, Saturn Returns, was released earlier this year in March and is already gaining significant momentum.
Soná - a multi-instrumental loop artist known for his mesmerizing performances that layer guitars, piano, synth, and percussion into rich, atmospheric soundscapes. Blending indie folk, alt-pop, and ambient textures, he crafts a sonic world that pulls you in and doesn’t let go. Having headlined London’s legendary Camden Assembly, supported Kat Adam at o2 Academy Islington and been featured in Happy Mag, Australia’s leading indie music publication, Soná is an artist making waves on an international scale.
May
3
- 21:00 22:00
The poetry show I WOULD DREAM is dedicated to a man named Moon. This performance consists both of new and old verses, published and yet unpublished.
I wish that in the end, maybe you will leave with a tear in the corner of your eye because what we share, is our loneliness in life.
May
4
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
BOOMERANG is a new and original lyrical monologue written and performed by Clive Moffatt
This autobiographical work captures the playful innocence of youth, the triumphs and trials of middle age and the frustrations and reluctant resignation of later life.
The audience are presented with four glimpses into one man’s journey of chance and survival remembered in conversations, poetry and music: “Heroes and Villains” (1958), “Taking on the World” (1998) ,“Musical Chairs”(2010) and “Mother’s Farewell” (2018).
Clive -the writer and perfomer- is a retired businessman whose passion for writing and theatre has led him into acting in several plays produced by KDC and South London Theatre. In 2014, he set up Nomadic Theatrical Productions to encourage aspiring writers and actors.
His first major production in 2014 was a version of Tartuffe at the Shoreditch Theatre. More recently, he wrote and directed a musical revue “Nostalgia”, which ran at the White Bear in London and at the Theatre Royal in Wakefield.
May
9
- 21:00 22:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
Embrace your inner goddess with the Sweet Valentines as they treat you to a magical celebration of female empowerment. You will be presented with the Amy Winehouse Experience to celebrate the Queen of Camden herself.
Power tunes, raunchy and inspirational poetry, sensual, punchy burlesque and general feel good vibes await. An hour with the Sweet Valentines is an hour well spent.
May
10
Phil Green: A Broken Man's Guide to Fixing Others
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
After a chance meeting at a failed Big Brother audition changed his life and the lives of others, Phil now brings us a show to save all men from a mental health crisis (well, maybe not all men). As heard on BBC Radio 4. Following back-to-back sold-out Edinburgh Fringe runs, multiple award nominations, over 20 million views on TikTok and selling out London's Soho Theatre, Phil presents a life-changing new show. 'A genial heart-on-sleeve deeply felt manly hug of an hour' (TheWeeReview.com).
**** (List). **** (NorthWestEnd.co.uk).
May
11
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
When Jacob returns from war to the home he left behind, he finds his best friend living in his house, and in the life he thought was his. As buried tensions surface and loyalties fracture, Jacob begins to reclaim his place, piece by piece. But how far will he go to rewrite what was taken? Not Your Life is a tense, intimate psychological drama about agency, betrayal, and the quiet violence of being replaced.
May
12
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
When Jacob returns from war to the home he left behind, he finds his best friend living in his house, and in the life he thought was his. As buried tensions surface and loyalties fracture, Jacob begins to reclaim his place, piece by piece. But how far will he go to rewrite what was taken? Not Your Life is a tense, intimate psychological drama about agency, betrayal, and the quiet violence of being replaced.
May
13
- 21:00 22:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving her career dreams while grappling with intricate family ties, loss and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter. Set against the backdrop of her deep admiration for pop icon Henry Steel, Matilda’s world oscillates between the bright lights of her professional aspirations and quiet moments at home with her mother and best friend, Rosie.
May
14
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
When Jacob returns from war to the home he left behind, he finds his best friend living in his house, and in the life he thought was his. As buried tensions surface and loyalties fracture, Jacob begins to reclaim his place, piece by piece. But how far will he go to rewrite what was taken? Not Your Life is a tense, intimate psychological drama about agency, betrayal, and the quiet violence of being replaced.
May
14
- 21:00 22:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving her career dreams while grappling with intricate family ties, loss and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter. Set against the backdrop of her deep admiration for pop icon Henry Steel, Matilda’s world oscillates between the bright lights of her professional aspirations and quiet moments at home with her mother and best friend, Rosie.
May
15
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving her career dreams while grappling with intricate family ties, loss and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter. Set against the backdrop of her deep admiration for pop icon Henry Steel, Matilda’s world oscillates between the bright lights of her professional aspirations and quiet moments at home with her mother and best friend, Rosie.
May
15
- 21:00 22:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
When Jacob returns from war to the home he left behind, he finds his best friend living in his house, and in the life he thought was his. As buried tensions surface and loyalties fracture, Jacob begins to reclaim his place, piece by piece. But how far will he go to rewrite what was taken? Not Your Life is a tense, intimate psychological drama about agency, betrayal, and the quiet violence of being replaced.
May
16
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving her career dreams while grappling with intricate family ties, loss and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter. Set against the backdrop of her deep admiration for pop icon Henry Steel, Matilda’s world oscillates between the bright lights of her professional aspirations and quiet moments at home with her mother and best friend, Rosie.
May
16
Shots - London International Short Film Festival
- 20:45 22:00
Shots - London International Short Film Festival
May
17
- 16:00 17:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving her career dreams while grappling with intricate family ties, loss and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter. Set against the backdrop of her deep admiration for pop icon Henry Steel, Matilda’s world oscillates between the bright lights of her professional aspirations and quiet moments at home with her mother and best friend, Rosie.
May
17
Carte Blanche - Spectacle Improvisé en Français
- 21:00 22:15
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Un spectacle unique, spontané, et entièrement improvisé en français !
Neuf improvisateur.ice.s se laissent guider par leur imagination pour créer, sur le moment, des histoires drôles, touchantes et inattendues. Aucun script, aucun filet, juste le plaisir du jeu et la magie de l’instant.
Venez vivre une soirée pleine de surprises où tout devient possible.
Durée : 1h
Spectacle tout public – en français
Organisé par la troupe FBI – French British Improvisation
May
18
- 18:00 19:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving her career dreams while grappling with intricate family ties, loss and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter. Set against the backdrop of her deep admiration for pop icon Henry Steel, Matilda’s world oscillates between the bright lights of her professional aspirations and quiet moments at home with her mother and best friend, Rosie.
May
22
I’ve Never Met Anyone Quite Like Before
- 19:30 20:45
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
Who can call themselves an artist? What does it mean to be one? How does art impact relationships?
Dave is on the quest to find answers, acceptance and love for his queer heart. Come dance, pray, mourn and unleash as we join him in his search to uncover these truths.
Described by audiences as ‘a love letter to artists and to art itself’ and following a successful premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and a sell out run at the Old Red Lion Theatre, quitelikeyou Productions are proud to present I’ve Never Met Anyone Quite Like You Before at Etcetera Theatre for one night only.
Directed by Amy Allen (Midas and Jury, Park Theatre) and performed by David Scotland and Robert Strange (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Doctor Who), I’ve Never Met Anyone Quite Like You Before is the debut play by David Scotland.
Strictly 16+
Contains loud music and descriptions of disordered eating.
Reviews
everything theatre ★★★★
‘In the smallest of black box studios, with nothing other than a great soundtrack and a blanket, David Scotland delivers a powerful, emotional journey that reinforces the connection with our fellow humans in our most vulnerable moments.’
Adventures in Theatreland ★★★★
https://www.adventuresintheatreland.com/post/i-ve-never
‘Touching and thought-provoking, I’ve Never Met Anyone Quite Like You Before takes its audience on a whirlwind journey through the writer’s life, while also encouraging them to examine similar themes within their own lives.’
ScotsGay Arts ★★★★
‘A stellar and gripping piece of new LGBTQI+ writing that deserves to be seen.’
British Theatre Guide ★★★★
https://www.britishtheatreguide.info/reviews/i-ve-never-met-thespace-on-the-22352
‘Warmly touching and physical.’
Critique – Vocal Media ★★★★
https://vocal.media/critique/i-ve-never-met-anyone-quite-like-you
‘Phenomenal. . . It is a true work of art.’
Audience Feedback
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewClBzPaxeY
‘The chemistry between the actors was incredible.’
‘Great writing, direction and performances.’
‘I could watch it again in a heartbeat.’
‘The dance scene was one of the most moving pieces of theatre I have experienced in a long time.’
‘As a queer person, I felt like it was giving me a big cuddle.’
‘I’ll remember it for a long time.’
‘I felt seen. I felt heard and validated.’
‘We need more real, raw and authentic moments like that in the arts.’
May
23
- 18:45 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Hedda Gabler, the daughter of General Gabler, is in a marriage with a man she hates, in a house she despises. The once extraordinary woman is now constrained by the confines of a new, undefinable space. This new adaptation by Kyle Goeken takes Hedda outside its setting into a new space, is stripped back and simmering with unresolved tensions.
Ibsen wrote about psychology in the 1800s before it was an idea. Audiences at the time were baffled by this and couldn’t fathom a person behaving in such a way. How does Hedda exist today? You’ve seen her before.
Cast
Hedda Gabler - Pia Litzmann
George Tesman - Karl Noble
Thea Elvsted - Alissa Finn
Judge Brack - Moke Benley
Eilert Lovborg - Jordan Bourke
Julie Tesman - Sara Odeen-Isbister
Berte - Bryony Lock
Creative
Writer - Henrik Ibsen
Adaptor - Kyle Goeken
Director - Charlie Froy
Associate Director - Elsa Pahl
May
24
- 18:45 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Hedda Gabler, the daughter of General Gabler, is in a marriage with a man she hates, in a house she despises. The once extraordinary woman is now constrained by the confines of a new, undefinable space. This new adaptation by Kyle Goeken takes Hedda outside its setting into a new space, is stripped back and simmering with unresolved tensions.
Ibsen wrote about psychology in the 1800s before it was an idea. Audiences at the time were baffled by this and couldn’t fathom a person behaving in such a way. How does Hedda exist today? You’ve seen her before.
Cast
Hedda Gabler - Pia Litzmann
George Tesman - Karl Noble
Thea Elvsted - Alissa Finn
Judge Brack - Moke Benley
Eilert Lovborg - Jordan Bourke
Julie Tesman - Sara Odeen-Isbister
Berte - Bryony Lock
Creative
Writer - Henrik Ibsen
Adaptor - Kyle Goeken
Director - Charlie Froy
Associate Director - Elsa Pahl
May
25
CORSET STORY: Fun cabaret with provocative songs and physical theatre.
- 15:00 16:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
Corset Story is a fun cabaret in which SELF&SOSSI explore the restraint and liberation imposed by corsetry through provocative love songs, piano, ukuleles, stories and physical theatre. Throughout history, corsets have been a significant piece of clothing, representing a void between patriarchy and feminism.
Audience feedback from performances at The Merlin Theatre, Frome and The Glitch, London.
"Self & Sossi have chosen the genre of Cabaret Opera as a container to bring together their different performance disciplines. Both performers have a passion for challenging gender stereotypes and promoting gender fluidity. At first glance the corset may be seen as a symbol of constraint and anti-feminism yet through the facets of constriction liberation can appear. Self & Sossi explore the bigger picture of gender in balance through touching autoethnography and their own physicality."
"Corset Story, an original piece of theatre written and performed by by Marina Sossi and Susie Self, is a kaleidoscope of original music, movement, historical vignette and personal reflection, bound together by the central theme of how the corset-like restraint of femininity-myths have shaped women's lives, and their roles in the creative industries. "
"Corset Story is richly inventive moving, funny, enlightening and thought-provoking Its heroines: performance artist Marina Sossi and composer/conductor Susie Self, are remarkably talented artists, who’ve unlaced their corsets, broken the mould, and dared to be all that they are."
May
25
- 18:45 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Hedda Gabler, the daughter of General Gabler, is in a marriage with a man she hates, in a house she despises. The once extraordinary woman is now constrained by the confines of a new, undefinable space. This new adaptation by Kyle Goeken takes Hedda outside its setting into a new space, is stripped back and simmering with unresolved tensions.
Ibsen wrote about psychology in the 1800s before it was an idea. Audiences at the time were baffled by this and couldn’t fathom a person behaving in such a way. How does Hedda exist today? You’ve seen her before.
Cast
Hedda Gabler - Pia Litzmann
George Tesman - Karl Noble
Thea Elvsted - Alissa Finn
Judge Brack - Moke Benley
Eilert Lovborg - Jordan Bourke
Julie Tesman - Sara Odeen-Isbister
Berte - Bryony Lock
Creative
Writer - Henrik Ibsen
Adaptor - Kyle Goeken
Director - Charlie Froy
Associate Director - Elsa Pahl
May
30
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
In this extraordinary play, a "room" and a "cage" and "people" and "captive birds" all become confused until a dramatic climax in which we suddenly see reality.
Six women live in a locked room, each absorbed in her own petty interest and in placating the "Mistress" who takes care of them. They are singing, dancing and gossiping…
Then a "Wild One" is thrust in among them. She talks of breaking out of the room to find freedom. She troubles the others who remain secure in their cage,
and they all join against her in the shattering conclusion to this unforgettable play that offers eight actresses an unusual opportunity.
May
30
- 21:00 22:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
The Language of Roses is not just a show—it is a living poem, a quiet storm, a garden of emotion waiting to be felt. A Spoken Word Poetry and Storytelling experience, it leads you through an unforgettable journey shared by two powerful voices: Solomon Prempeh and Tifany Marsah.
Together, they weave a world where every word is deliberate, every silence full, and every rose—spoken or unspoken—carries meaning. Their writing tugs at the heartstrings and cultivates an atmosphere of safety, peace, and raw humanity.
The performance unfolds through a seamless blend of joint pieces, carousel-style storytelling, and moments where each poet steps into their own spotlight—inviting the audience into the sacred intimacy of their individual expression.
Accompanied by a live pianist, the show deepens into something more than performance—it becomes communion. Music and poetry intertwine to unlock a language beyond words. One of emotion. Of memory. Of roses.
Come closer. The roses are speaking. Listen.
May
31
- 17:00 18:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
In this extraordinary play, a "room" and a "cage" and "people" and "captive birds" all become confused until a dramatic climax in which we suddenly see reality.
Six women live in a locked room, each absorbed in her own petty interest and in placating the "Mistress" who takes care of them. They are singing, dancing and gossiping…
Then a "Wild One" is thrust in among them. She talks of breaking out of the room to find freedom. She troubles the others who remain secure in their cage,
and they all join against her in the shattering conclusion to this unforgettable play that offers eight actresses an unusual opportunity.
May
31
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
In this extraordinary play, a "room" and a "cage" and "people" and "captive birds" all become confused until a dramatic climax in which we suddenly see reality.
Six women live in a locked room, each absorbed in her own petty interest and in placating the "Mistress" who takes care of them. They are singing, dancing and gossiping…
Then a "Wild One" is thrust in among them. She talks of breaking out of the room to find freedom. She troubles the others who remain secure in their cage,
and they all join against her in the shattering conclusion to this unforgettable play that offers eight actresses an unusual opportunity.
Jun
1
- 17:00 18:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
In this extraordinary play, a "room" and a "cage" and "people" and "captive birds" all become confused until a dramatic climax in which we suddenly see reality.
Six women live in a locked room, each absorbed in her own petty interest and in placating the "Mistress" who takes care of them. They are singing, dancing and gossiping…
Then a "Wild One" is thrust in among them. She talks of breaking out of the room to find freedom. She troubles the others who remain secure in their cage,
and they all join against her in the shattering conclusion to this unforgettable play that offers eight actresses an unusual opportunity.
Jun
5
- 21:00 22:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
The last king of porn
Jun
6
Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
When a Jane Austen heroine, unlucky in love, finds herself thrown into the modern world of dating, she must set aside her customs and expectations to brave this new world of courtship. But the unsolicited pictures and lack of chivalry may be all too much for her! Will she persevere for a chance to take charge of her own story and find love or retreat back into the safety of her pages?
Jun
7
Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
When a Jane Austen heroine, unlucky in love, finds herself thrown into the modern world of dating, she must set aside her customs and expectations to brave this new world of courtship. But the unsolicited pictures and lack of chivalry may be all too much for her! Will she persevere for a chance to take charge of her own story and find love or retreat back into the safety of her pages?
Jun
8
Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
When a Jane Austen heroine, unlucky in love, finds herself thrown into the modern world of dating, she must set aside her customs and expectations to brave this new world of courtship. But the unsolicited pictures and lack of chivalry may be all too much for her! Will she persevere for a chance to take charge of her own story and find love or retreat back into the safety of her pages?
Jun
12
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Dashing drag-dandy Cava Charley hosts an all singing, all dancing theatrical extravaganza. You’re invited into the backstage chaos as Cava deals with cast mate crises, management malpractice, and a building that’s crumbling underfoot. You’re an audience looking for a good time, you’re a tired artiste sharing gossip in the dressing room... you might be called upon to save the show!
Packed with song and silliness, Backstage Pass is a funny and fearless look at the legacy of mental illness in the arts, our reticence towards self care, and what draws us to the magic and the mayhem of live theatre.
Jun
13
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Dashing drag-dandy Cava Charley hosts an all singing, all dancing theatrical extravaganza. You’re invited into the backstage chaos as Cava deals with cast mate crises, management malpractice, and a building that’s crumbling underfoot. You’re an audience looking for a good time, you’re a tired artiste sharing gossip in the dressing room... you might be called upon to save the show!
Packed with song and silliness, Backstage Pass is a funny and fearless look at the legacy of mental illness in the arts, our reticence towards self care, and what draws us to the magic and the mayhem of live theatre.
Jun
14
- 19:00 20:00
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Dashing drag-dandy Cava Charley hosts an all singing, all dancing theatrical extravaganza. You’re invited into the backstage chaos as Cava deals with cast mate crises, management malpractice, and a building that’s crumbling underfoot. You’re an audience looking for a good time, you’re a tired artiste sharing gossip in the dressing room... you might be called upon to save the show!
Packed with song and silliness, Backstage Pass is a funny and fearless look at the legacy of mental illness in the arts, our reticence towards self care, and what draws us to the magic and the mayhem of live theatre.
Jun
17
Sketchburn: a scratch night for sketch comedy films
- 19:00 20:00
It’s the return of SKETCHBURN: the sketches of tomorrow, today!
(And by ‘today’, I mean 'Tuesday, 17th June’.)
A ragtag group of comedy writers, performers and ne’er-do-wells present works-in-progress of their latest sketch comedy films. The aim: to bring the feedback loop of live comedy to filmed comedy sketches, at every stage of the process:
- 📚 The Readings: staged readings of brand-new sketch scripts
- 🎬 The Rough Cuts: screenings of rough cuts fresh from the edit
- 🍿 The Showcase: screenings of finished sketches, ready to go
As well as listening out for what makes you laugh, there’ll be space for more direct feedback too – so you can help us decide which bits to keep and which bits to burn forever.
So if you’re a fellow comedy creator who loves dissecting the metaphorical frog, or a comedy fan who wants to peek behind the metaphorical curtain, then SKETCHBURN is the (non-metaphorical) night for you!
(And if you want to skip the booking fee, you can call the box office directly: 020 7482 4857)
Jun
19
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
She’s classy, she’s fun, her brother happens to have a son – Sophie Banister is the cool aunt! Following her journey moving across the world while her brother becomes a dad, Sophie asks the real questions: how does one even make friends as an adult? Why does everyone care about gender reveals? And which of Donna’s friends from Mamma Mia is more my aunt energy? Tanya or Rosie? With original songs, looped guitar and vocals, Sophie brings high energy satire to a musical comedy hour bursting with tales from another Aussie abroad.
Jun
20
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
She’s classy, she’s fun, her brother happens to have a son – Sophie Banister is the cool aunt! Following her journey moving across the world while her brother becomes a dad, Sophie asks the real questions: how does one even make friends as an adult? Why does everyone care about gender reveals? And which of Donna’s friends from Mamma Mia is more my aunt energy? Tanya or Rosie? With original songs, looped guitar and vocals, Sophie brings high energy satire to a musical comedy hour bursting with tales from another Aussie abroad.
Jun
23
- 19:00 20:00
- 265 Camden High StreetLondon, England, NW1 7BUUnited Kingdom (map)
Join Helen Wood as she heads into the great outdoors, with her trusty trug, on a quest to become an expert forager. In this quirky, feel-good comedy all aspects of foraging are unearthed and celebrated - the challenges, the dangers and the joy of discovering a new type of berry to turn into jam.
“Escapist, warm and very engaging.” Bath Fringe-goer 2024
This is the third in a series of five-star, sell-out Fan Club shows; Helen having previously shared her love of Ordnance Survey maps and her enthusiastic attempts to visit every National Trust property.
Reviews for The O.S. Map Fan Club:
***** “Endearing and zany. Comic genius.” Everything Theatre
***** “Ingeniously clever…warm and friendly.” The Wee Review
Must See Show “Wonderful, quirky and engaging.” Fringe Review
Review for The National Trust Fan Club:
**** “Highly skilled comic celebration.” - The Scotsman
Jun
27
- 19:00 20:45
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Two married researchers, isolated on a remote outpost in the mid-Atlantic and under surveillance by a sociologist, find two political campaigners washed up on-shore. The UK is ravaged by civil war, leaving the three scientists on the last piece of neutral British territory, and forced to make an impossible decision.
Jun
28
- 19:00 20:45
- Etcetera Theatre (map)
Two married researchers, isolated on a remote outpost in the mid-Atlantic and under surveillance by a sociologist, find two political campaigners washed up on-shore. The UK is ravaged by civil war, leaving the three scientists on the last piece of neutral British territory, and forced to make an impossible decision.
