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Tickets: £8 - £10

BAC's N20 comedy festival returns this February showcasing some of the UK's best stand up comedians.

Tickets: £6.50 - 22nd February 9.30pm

Alison Thea-Skot and Michelle Wormleighton each present some brand new, work in progress, character comedy. An hour of the surreal and the sublime from the 2011 Funny’s Funny / 2010 Funny Women Finalist and the co-writer of sketch duo Fergal and The Worm.

An absolute tour-de-force" BBC Comedy

all tickets must be collected 15mins before showtime.



Cash tickets only available 30mins before showtime at the theatre box office

Tickets: £6 - £8

Watermans is delighted to present a stunning new play from theatre company, gobscure. The national tour of award winning playwright, Sean Burn’s latest play, exploring issues of mental health, race, sexuality and power, arrives at Watermans for an evening performance at 7pm.

A talented cast and director make five mini-plays shine. Come and enjoy new writing at its freshest in a friendly relaxed atmosphere and have your say on which is the play of the day.

Tickets: £6.50 - 23rd February 9.30pm

Susan Calman: Work in Progress towards ultimately taking over the galaxy
A very very very rough work in progress show from Susan Calman (R4’s News Quiz and HIGNFY).

Please don’t come if a) you’ve ever asked “are women funny?” b) you’ll be drunk or c) you hate me.

Some of it will be amusing.

ALL tickets must be collected 15mins before showtime

Tickets: £16 / (£14 concessions)

A six-piece band of true klezmorium described as ‘very jazzy, very upbeat and fun’ (Folk Roots). These musicians express themselves through their bewitching music. As they say, you cannot just play klezmer; you have to live it. Led by the master of klezmer clarinet, Gregori Schechter.

Tickets: £10 - £12

BAC's N20 comedy festival returns this February showcasing some of the UK's best stand up comedians.

Tickets: £8 - £10

BAC's N2O comedy festival returns this February showcasing some of the UK's best stand up comedians.

The day Nick Makoha realised he was going to become a father, he also realised he had no idea how to be one…

Tickets: £8 - £10

BAC's N20 comedy festival returns this February showcasing some of the UK's best stand up comedians.

Tickets: £10 - £20 / (£15 concessions)

Three not-so-alpha males are AWOL on a stag night in Iceland.

Tickets: £10 - £12

BAC's N20 comedy festival returns this February showcasing some of the UK's best stand up comedians.

Tickets: £15.00 / (£12.00 concessions)

Staged entirely in water and set in Ireland in 1916 the work juxtaposes the developing love affair between two young men with political turmoil in Ireland and the slaughter on the Western Front.

Tickets: £11.50 - 21st - 25th February Tues - Sat 7pm, Sat Mat 3pm £11.50

Redundancy the Musical
Organisations are disbanding, unemployment is on the rise across the nation and people are forced to find alternative solutions to income.

Redundancy the Musical is a brand new indie-pop opera written by Naomi Lowde, based in present day London. This is Lowde’s first musical and is Directed by Emma Baxter.

Redundancy the Musical focuses on a group of colleagues wrestling with the threat of redundancy. The story reflects the uncertainty and voice of the ordinary person, where certain truths must be faced no matter what the consequence. The show incorporates a cutting-edge and dissident musical soundscape, weaving through the emotive tale of love, loss and life transformation.

More information: www.redundancythemusical.com
Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com/RedundancyTM
Like on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RedundancyTM
Produced by LowBax Productions: www.facebook.com/LowBax

All tickets must be collected 15mins before showtime.


Cash tickets only available 30mins before showtime at the theatre box office

Tickets: £14.00 - £18.00 - Earlybird offer: All tickets £13.00 if booked by 20th Jan 2012

Tom Littler directs Howard Brenton’s masterpiece about one of the most spectacular summers in English literature: a summer of sex, jealousy, and genius.

Paul Deavin in association with Jermyn Street Theatre
presents
A Primavera production
BLOODY POETRY

by Howard Brenton

Tickets: £13 - £15 / (£11 concessions)

The first London production in more than fifty years of Sutton Vane’s 1920s West End and Broadway hit, Outward Bound

Tickets: £7 - £9

A light-hearted, gentle and highly visual treat featuring fruit, veg and original music.

Tickets: £18 - £29 / (£12 concessions) - Groups: Buy 9 get the 10th free

Can I ask you, is the building this big to keep me inside or is it this big to show everybody how hard you’re trying to keep me inside?

Tickets: £10.00 / (£8.00 concessions)

The true confessions of a Mafia boss starring Tim Woodwood (TV's 'Mad Dogs', BBC drama 'Wings') in preview

Tickets: £33.50 / (£29.00 concessions)

The Menier Chocolate Factory presents Pippin, in a vivid and bold re-imagining of this darkly enjoyable musical...

Tickets: £9.00 - £16.00 - Tickets for just £9.00 if you book before New Year's Eve 2011. Quote 'Happy New Year' when booking by phone.

I am more than you. I'm a f*@'ing chicken!

Tales from the Shed extends its tour into 2012 with a return to Chelsea Academy.

Tickets: £12.50 - £17.50 - Concessions £12.50

Joseph K, an estranged and rootless citizen, is the victim of anonymous governing forces beyond his control. Deceived by authoritarian power, he is relentlessly hunted down for a crime that remains nameless. Finding himself arrested and awaiting trial, K sinks deeper and deeper as he tries to escape through twists and turns that are at once shocking, thrilling and funny.

Tickets: £8 - £15 / (£10 concessions) - Previews £8

Raging storms and supernatural forces prevail over one man’s almighty quest to get home. Immerse yourself in a journey through the high seas, soak up the adventure and encounter danger and exhilaration.

Tickets: £7.50 - 24th & 25th Feb 9.30pm

Late Night Gimp Fight kick off 2012 with a run of Brand New hour-long monthly shows. Returning to the Hen & Chickens Theatre, where it all began for them, the gimps will be trying new material in an intimate setting working towards a brand new show for 2012.

Showcasing the best of their new writing, latest musical numbers and some under-rehearsed dance moves these shows will provide a glimpse of what we can expect next from the country's most exciting Sketch Group.

Tix collected 15mins before

Tickets: £18 - All tickets £18

If you enjoyed Tony Award winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty’s Ragtime at The Landor Theatre in September, you may be interested in seeing the show that started it all. In 1988 Ahrens and Flaherty exploded onto the musical theatre scene with Lucky Stiff, a classic musical farce, complete with slamming doors, mistaken identities, a stash of diamonds, and…a corpse in a wheelchair!

Tickets: £1 - £10 - Price: Pay What You Can

Melanie and Gemma offer the first outing of two new chamber pieces of writing for solo performance.

A man in a daze, a mouse in a maze: what’s at the end of all these tunnels? Thunder and Coal explores the parallels between the lives of the mice in the London Underground and the bigger mammals fumbling darkly up above them.

Tickets: £1 - £10 - Price: Pay What You Can

September 1976. Ten students disappear during Argentina’s Dirty War.

Tickets: £10.50 / (£8.50 concessions)

When you fall for someone, which speaks first: your head or your heart?

How does your heart know that you’re with the right person?

Tickets: £14 / (£10 concessions)

“Who is on trial in this case? Karen Andre?
No! It’s you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, who are here on trial.”

Tickets: £12 - £15

A new British Pop-Rock Musical featuring the songs of Tim Prottey-Jones. Edgy, fast paced, sexy and raw. After The Turn, is a story about grief, guilt, self-discovery, forgiveness, and that thing we just can’t do without; love.

Tickets: £8 - £10

BAC's N2O comedy festival returns this February showcasing some of the UK's best stand up comedians.

Tickets: £13 - £14

News of the screws.

Tickets: £10 - £12

'This is my life. I want to do more with it than flip burgers.'

Tickets: £6 - £7 - compass club tickets are £6.00 to join compass club go to http://www.compasstheatre.co.uk

The new show from the creators of The Gruffalo and Room on the Broom

Tickets: £8.00 - £13.00

Macbeth
by William Shakespeare

Directed by Jeffrey Kurtz
Presented by Pistachio Choice

Greed, ambition, power...
And you thought it was just the bankers?
Six actors guide the audience intimately around Shakespeare's most sinister and persistently relevant tragedy.

The Drayton Theatre
Upstairs at The Drayton Arms
153 Old Brompton Road
London
SW5 0LJ
www.thedraytontheatre.co.uk
Bus:
C1 & 430
Tube:
Gloucester Road (Piccadilly, District & Circle Lines)
South Kensington (Circle, Piccadilly & District Lines)
Train:
Earls Court Station

Tickets: £10.00

A new monthly night of old, new, borrowed and blue music showcasing some of the best songwriters and performers in the country. With South East London band THE CARL PICTON CARTEL in residence, all performances are on the main stage.

Special P presents a comedy “This Is Your Life” special in which BBC presenter Eddie Nestor.

Tickets: £5 - £8

This is the simple story of three hungry goats and a grumpy old troll, told with a gently ecological message.