2 Bath Road
London
W4 1LW
A minute’s walk from Turnham Green tube station (district line). Just leave the station and turn right. The Theatre has its own entrance in the Tabard pub’s beer garden.
The 94 Bus from the West End, Notting Hill and Shepherd’s Bush stops outside our front door. Other buses stopping nearby are the 27, 267, 237, 391, E3 and H91.
There is free parking on The Avenue after 6.30pm.
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FESTIVE SHOW TOP PICK
29 Nov 2024 - 4 Jan 2025
Family
From the creative team that brought you the Tabard’s Five Children and It and The Secret Garden comes an unforgettable and thrilling adventure for the whole family.
Embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime magical quest, Gerda faces the disappearance of her best friend Kai, taken by the enigmatic Snow Queen. Unless Gerda acts swiftly to rescue him, Kai faces eternal entrapment in an icy, endless winter.
Adapted faithfully from the story by Hans Christian Andersen, this in-house production is adapted by Louise Haddington and directed by the Tabard’s Artistic Director Simon Reilly.
The Magician Who Stole Christmas
Tuesday 17th December 7:30pm
A festive theatrical magic show with Alex Sprackling
“The Magician That Stole Christmas” is a festive theatrical magic show like no other!
Starring The Magic Circle’s cheekiest trickster Alex Sprackling, this show promises a thrilling night of devious sleight of hand, playful pickpocketing, and mischievous charm. Alex will give you insight into his career of deception, where your wallets aren’t safe, but your hearts will be stolen too! Expect laughter, surprise, and a sprinkle of holiday fun in this edgy reimagining of the classic magic show.
As seen by Love Island and Chelsea FC, Alex Sprackling, known as “The Cheeky Trickster”, is a master of sleight of hand, confidence tricks, and pickpocket magic, whose charisma and witty persona make him a standout entertainer across the UK and the Channel Islands. Over the past decade, Alex has crafted a unique style of performance blending jaw-dropping magic with light-hearted trickery, often taking guests by surprise with his audacious, yet humorous, ability to steal watches or wallets—only to return them with a smile.
A History of Christmas with Paul Kerensa
We are very proud to announce that LONDON PUB THEATRES MAGAZINE is now an OFFIE AWARD WINNING publication
A ONEOFF Special Award has been awarded to London Pub Theatres Magazine and Editor Heather Jeffery for providing a vital forum for highlighting the excellent work that happens in rooms in pubs, with sensitive editing, and an acute sense of the importance of tiny fringe venues to the health and development of British Theatre