London's Community Theatre 246a Lower Road, Waterloo, London, SE1 8SJ ☰
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Till the Stars Come Down

Steel hasn't written a state of the nation piece, she's written a play about what happens when an ex-mining community's pride, grief and prejudice all turn up to the same do, wearing their best clothes and drinking too much vodka. Auditions: 5th, 10th Nov 2nd–6th Feb Buy tickets
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A Bunch of Amateurs

The local villagers are somewhat of a motley crew and are naturally delighted to have such an - albeit unsuccessful - Hollywood star coming to Stratford St John to appear in King Lear. 2nd–5th Dec Buy tickets
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The Verge

Written in 1921, The Verge is a high-pressure drama moving between moments of humour, tension and emotional intensity. This modern interpretation reveals the play as an exploration of female rage, ambition and the cost of refusing to conform. 23rd–26th Sep
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5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche

It’s that time again: the annual Quiche Breakfast, for members of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein. 14th–17th Oct
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Winner of the Tony Award and the Olivier Award, Simon Stephen's adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel offers a richly theatrical exploration of this touching and bleakly humorous story. Contains strong language, flashing lights and strobe effects, sudden loud sounds, and scenes depicting violence and emotional distress. 9th–13th Jun
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Phèdre

What does it mean to fall in love with the ‘wrong’ person?  In a world where affairs of the heart are confused with affairs of the State. Where mysterious and implacable forces of nature shape our destinies.  And beautiful monsters wander through our dreams. 25th–28th Mar
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BU21

All performances now SOLD OUT 4th–7th Feb
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Happy Chuffing Christmas

When Italian exchange student, Letizia, comes to stay at their Barnsley home for a week, the Warburton family’s life is turned upside down. All Performances now SOLD OUT 3rd–6th Dec
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Proof

David Auburn won The Pulitzer Prize and 2001 Tony Award for Best Play for Proof. “Proof is…a play about scientists whose science matters less than their humanity…All four characters-whether loving, hating, encouraging or impeding one another – are intensely alive, complex, funny, human.” – John Simon, New York Times 8th–11th Oct
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Educating Rita

This unique production blends music and clothes from the era with spoken and written quotes from the literary works discussed in the play, offering fresh insight into the texts that shape the conversations. 24th–27th Sep
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