Tickets: £5.00 - £12.00

THE SHEPHERD'S CHAMELEON
Written by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Moji Kareem
8-25 May | 7.30pm
Sat matinees 2pm, 11, 18, 25 May

CLF Art Café, The Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane London SE15 4ST
www.clfartcafe.org|Box
Office: 020 7732 5275
Tickets: £5 Monday’s, £10 previews, £12

Written by the man who turned the world of comedy upside down, Eugene Ionesco, this is your chance to escape the drudgery of everyday austerity and embrace the madcap world of absurdist comedy.........

The LOST Theatre Company has run the One Act Festival each year for the past 28 years. This event offers the chance for participants to air their work on the London fringe in front of an appreciative audience of industry professionals and friends.

Tickets: £14 / (£10 concessions) - Half price tickets are available to Stargazer members

The Gut Girls’ revolves around five feisty women working in the gutting sheds. Enter an aristocrat determined to teach them some manners.

Tickets: £10.00 - £25.00 / (£18.50 concessions)

Based on the real-life assassination of King Gustav III of Sweden, OperaUpClose presents Verdi’s political thriller set in a famous Swedish homeware store.

Tickets: £12 - £15 - Screen tickets available - £4

Explore, discover and play, lull, dream and be at peace with your baby

Tickets: £12 - £15

7.30pm

Tickets: £6.00 - £8.00 / (£7.00 concessions) - £8.00 Standard, £7.00 Concession & £6.00 Southwark Residents.

Inspired by the wanderings of the famous Don Quixote, two Spaniards and an Englishman re-enact the most influential work of literature from the Spanish Golden Age.

Tickets: £5.50 - £21 - Great seats from £8.50. Group discounts available.

A fast-paced, powerful new play by the award-winning Rikki Beadle-Blair

Tickets: £5

The Ted Bundy Project is a solo work-in-progress showing about Greg’s relationship to an American serial killer, rapist and necrophile: the infamous Ted Bundy.

Tickets: £13.00 / (£10.00 concessions)

Nushka’s planning revenge, Pepper’s plans backfire and Jayde is nowhere to be seen. Katya hates her job, Lizzie can’t leave hers and a young girl hovers between life and death.

Tickets: £10.00

Sat 25 May 8:00pm
Monthly comedy nights bringing the best acts form TV, radio and the comedy circuit to Earlsfield.

Tickets: £12 / (£8 concessions)

A reconstruction of upheaval in the perfectly normal lives of two women.

FROM THE MOUTHS OF MOTHERS is a powerful and inspiring drama which tells seven true
stories of child sexual abuse using verbatim theatre techniques. 

Even educated fleas do it.

Tickets: £8 - £10

Nihal is a boy born to silence. His mother is convinced that he can communicate and live a rich life. A powerful, funny and deeply moving account of their struggles and triumphs.

Tickets: £9 - £11

A Comedy thriller by Ira Levin.

Tickets: £12 / (£9 concessions)

Written in 1988 by American multi-award winning playwright Lee Blessing, the play follows the life of Lainie Wells as she tries to extract her husband, Michael, from a hostage situation in the Middle East. Lainie navigates between the advice of her government and of a reporter who she has trusted to voice her predicament. The play explores the complexity of hostage negotiations, highlighting the overlapping roles that government, media and families play and the events their actions trigger.

Tickets: £10.50 - £38 Group of 4

Tall Stories Theatre Company returns, bringing Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s award-winning sequel to life in this magical, musical adaptation.

Ages 3+

Tickets: £12 - £32

7.30pm

Tickets: £11.50 - £19.00

How well do you know those who are closest to you? Arbery Productions present three powerful and moving monologues by award-winning writer Martin Foreman.