WHAT'S ON at GOLDEN GOOSE THEATRE
Golden Goose Theatre at The Golden Goose pub,
146 Camberwell New Road
Camberwell
London
SE5 0RR
Nearest tube: Oval (Northern Line)
Nearest bus stop: Vassal Road (36, 185, 436, N136)
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Temporal Horizons Productions Events
SKELETON SAM'S SPOOKY THEATRE NIGHTS!
30th - 31st October
Looking for something to do this Halloween? Join us for two nights in late October for a variety of work that's fun, spooky and scary!
On the 30th to the 31st of October 2026, Temporal Horizons Productions will be taking over the Golden Goose Theatre in South London to showcase diverse work from established companies and undiscovered talent that ranges from cabaret, to drama, to storytelling, to the obscene and more!
Both nights will be hosted by the macabre theatrical ghoul Skeleton Sam and will be an opportunity towards giving a platform and space for creatives at the beginning of their careers especially when gaps into the performing arts are becoming smaller and smaller, as well as giving audiences a rich platter of work that's entertaining, informative, engaging, spooky and scary!
Personal Trainers Theatre
3rd-14th of November
A comic tale of star-crossed love and micro-nation building
TKHP follows Henrio, 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 nothing to lose and everything to gain. That is, until local Community Support Officer Mandy starts to take issue with his socially irresponsible, treasonous behaviour, and Henrio finds himself - against his every instinct- smitten.
City Academy
15th November
City Academy's Debut Company presents The Minutes, a dark comedy by Tracy Letts. At a town council meeting in idyllic small town America, newbie Mr. Peel tries to keep up with proceedings. But what happened at the last meeting? Why are there no minutes? Where is Mr. Carp? And why has a town with no Cherry Trees been named "Big Cherry"?
Riot Run Productions Presents
25th-28th November
Set within the suffocating walls of a failing London bookshop, Dust is a sharp psychological drama that tracks fractured relationships and a malleable past. Over the course of one rain-soaked evening, the characters grapple with the economic and emotional toll of keeping the past alive. Their memories begin to conflict, exposing deep-seated betrayals and unhealed wounds.
Directed by Isis Clunie (Young and Foolish (short film) - director; Every Time I See a Yellow Car (short film) - choreographer; The Shivers (Polka Theatre, New Diorama) - performer) and written by Oliver Judd as his debut play, this moving production is about books, friendship, loneliness, stagnation and rot. Moving fluidly between the past and the present, Dust asks what remains when truth becomes subjective, relationships are interrogated, and the dust finally begins to settle.
