A collective roar to break open, expose, and examine the insidiousness of violence at all levels: brutality, neglect, a punch, even a put-down.

Liberating vaginas across the world for the past 20 years, this yearly sell-out production returns to the Bread & Roses Theatre in Clapham for the fourth time!

How does the area in which we grow up affect us? If what you see is what you know, does that mark your card from the start. "F*ckingLifeMate" follows Kirsty, a girl growing up in Thamesmead in South East London. Crime rate is high, teenage pregnancy is common and being gay is still not OK.

New Dreams Theatre (NDT) are delighted to be showcasing several evenings of new writing in 2018 at The Bread and Roses Theatre.

Following the sell-out of “Traitors, Cads and Cowards” in 2016, Green Curtain Theatre are delighted to be staging plays from their second London Irish Play Festival at the Bread and Roses again.

PARADISE LODGE is a thought-provoking and hilarious exploration of identity, reality, love and loss.

Talos: the Science Fiction Theatre Festival of London is the UK’s first and only sci-fi theatre festival staging science fictional plays from all over the world.

Rosie is a secondary school student, quiet, but fiercely intelligent. Kate, her lecturer, has aspirations for Rosie to become a writer. However, when fiction and fantasy turns into fact and reality, the boundaries between student and teacher are crossed.

‘An Abundance of Tims’ is, quite clearly, all about Tim. Tim has accidentally become the face of a politically questionable movement. Tonight, he tells his side of the story.

A catastrophic event forces the two women to face reality. Inspired by real life stories. For anyone who has loved and triumphed, raged or even despaired at life's challenges.

Fear: Is it real or have we created it as an excuse? A tragicomic story written & performed by Robert Rutonic.

A collection of snippets inside the lives of ladies who loo (a new take on ladies who lunch) told through text and physical theatre.

A story of hope, of finding your place in the world and of self-acceptance set in contemporary Mexico.

Danielle and Nik keep messing up their relationship as mixed signals, fear and confusion come into play. A Primal Theatre production.

Third Person explore the theme of 'missing'. See this amazing company invent a whole new play just for you on the night.

Trilogy about three women living on the fringes of society. Sadie: an escort, Carly: a serial killer and Laura, who is undergoing a spiritual awakening.

A modern retelling of the Greek classic Medea as a one-woman play.

Three men each wake up in barrels not knowing how they got there or why they are there. An absurdist comedy from Wrong Shoe Theatre.

Njambi McGrath presents a journey of how circumstance and wider environments create who we are and how we engage with others.

Misenscene Production Presents The Weak Ones. Join us on the journey of a daughter's and mother's love, lost friendship, betrayal and a father's nightmare.

A gritty, fast paced, character driven dark comedy, examining the extremes people are willing to go to when desperate.

Shot through with pitch-black humour, A Butcher of Distinction offers a journey into the unique imagination of award-winning playwright Rob Hayes, described by The Times as 'stunning…an extraordinary talent.’

The love affair between Kitty O'Shea and Charles Stewart Parnell which almost brought down hopes of Irish Home Rule and ultimate freedom in the 1880's.

The Bread & Roses Theatre Company presents a page to stage scratch night.

In a rundown seaside town, after their mother dies, three sisters are forced to navigate debt, unemployment and questionable Airbnb guests in order to survive.

The Mind Reading Experiments takes a look at some of the true studies that were done into the true powers of our minds years ago with astounding results but never disclosed to the public. Now Tomas will recreate the experiments live on stage.

The magical realist testimonial of a young woman who rebuilt herself. Poetry and physical theatre meets puppetry and film in a new-age form of storytelling.

A comedy charting the life of down on her luck Amy as she tries to reconnect with her brother after years in care.

Wrong Shoe Presents a play about a teenager's present life slipping away after taking a drug that allows people to find out about their future.

Dripping with tongue-in-cheek humour, award-winning sex geek Laura-Doe’s canny characters and unusually vocal velvet vulvae illuminate and entertain on the fertile topic of female genitalia.

Tired of being ignored, attention-seeking Grief takes it upon herself to be seen. A silly exploration of the annoyance of emotions.

Two young men are feeling the economic and psychological strain of living in London. Desperately needing help, Tom stumbles upon a mysterious bag which promises to assist them with their current financial woes.

When a senior judge is accused by a university professor of sexual assault many years before, he charges her with defamation and takes her to court, polarising society and their professions.

Sisu Theatre presents The Incursion, a double bill of two new one-act plays.

'Conversations with Ed’ is a play that explores the relationship with have with ourselves, obsession, dependancy, and control. Presented to you by an entirely female collective.

Based on the real life crimes of Ed Gein who inspired Norman Bates (Psycho) Leatherface (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs)

When switchboard operator Sheila Chadwick answers a mysterious call from a dying woman, she is entrusted with a top-secret message to be delivered to the ominous Charles Briand.

Jack Spencer’s world is built on numbers. But what happens when things stop adding up?

Kelsey is in prison serving a life sentence for murder. Thea is doing a PhD and thinks she knows everything there is to know about women who kill. But, as her friendship with Kelsey deepens, Thea realises she doesn’t know the first thing about fear or what it can make a you do. Based on true events The Amygdala is a brutally honest portrait of the life of a woman in prison that explores the limits of our capacity for empathy and forgiveness.

She knows men are the problem.
And now she’s pregnant with a boy.

We find Lila alone in a hospital for the criminally insane in 1928.

Puppets, music and a little bit of magic…

Imagine, 2 women, from completely opposite worlds, are the only survivors of a global bombing.

Amireh, the headstrong matriarch of a British-Iranian family is given only months to live.

Come and meet Mama G's range of wonderful characters: confused horses, feuding fairies, champion twerkers and... Oprah; in stories that will make the whole family think, laugh and love.

Written in Iambic Pentameter and combining Classical with Contemporary Theatre, this modern adaptation of the Legends of King Arthur explores the themes of idleness, betrayal and love.
​

The only thing you can expect is for the pair to eat. Nothing else is promised.
All we know is that everything will go on as long as they keep eating.

Puppets, music and a little bit of magic…

'Everyone is a hypocrite. They preach body positivity, but then turn around and troll.'

Come and meet Mama G's range of wonderful characters: confused horses, feuding fairies, champion twerkers and... Oprah; in stories that will make the whole family think, laugh and love.

This is a show about making your mark, about leaving a dent in history and not letting any constraints hold you back, all set to an upbeat tapestry of genre-defying musical styles.

Frank is struggling to cope with major social, personal & professional life changes, as he finds himself part of the so-called ‘buffer’ generation, caught between the older, more traditional, strong, silent, austere generation of his elders & the younger, more progressive open individualistic younger generation.

Rory and Tom shared a child hood. But both grew up and moved on. Now Rory is in prison for 'aggravated' assault and is facing a lengthy sentence. While Tom is left on the outside wondering why.

This is a bracing, booming and brash autobiographical tale of pro-choice; it's personal, not political.

After the dreaded Apeno virus wiped out nearly half the Earth’s population, drastic measures were taken. Now under the dictatorship of Mildred Damion, Britain faces new, gender-idealistic ruling.

Follow My Fingers is a story about 4 young women who embark on a road trip into the deepest, darkest depths of Argentina.

Five different personal struggles served on a bed of autobiography with songs on the side and a promise to get you to that target weight.

Smashing It! uses games to challenge the capitalist patriarchal structures which seek to divide and harm us, and unites audiences in a mission to beat the system.

We find Lila alone in a hospital for the criminally insane in 1928

After selling out at Brighton Fringe in every sense, Tits, Teeth & Twat makes no apologies for its lack of filter. Sit back and watch as our bums jiggle, bingo wings bounce and thighs chafe.

This is a story about women who get treated like things, and things that get treated like women.

A signalman is haunted by a mysterious figure standing at the mouth of a train tunnel. He's sure it's a warning – but what is he warning against?

The Affair is a timeless comedy that depicts the highs and lows of relationships in a very funny way.

In this badly behaved comedy, three twentysomething no-hopers are inspired by the wartime story to carry out a daring heist on the local Tesco Express ATM.

One-night stands are awkward. One-night stands with animals are more awkward.

Split from his wife Mandy, Dan Reegan takes his six year old daughter out to central London for the day-

“What goes in must come out. What goes down must come up.”

An immersive one-woman show that provokes thru its honesty and at the same time promises to be hilarious.

Eleanor Hill, cast as Lee, and Nicholas Anscombe as Martin, spar in this ‘compelling, chaotic and macabre play… skilfully interweaving witty dialogue and black humour with a sophisticated treatment of themes’.

Constance married a Polish count, was an artist and ran a soup kitchen in the Dublin lock-out. Eva was a poet who campaigned for the rights of barmaids and other working women in northwest England with her lifelong partner, Esther Roper.

Mayhem and madness ensues as Santa Claus dives into an Identity Crisis

For John and Gerri, it’s love at first sight.

See this amazing company invent a whole new play just for you on the night.

Whilst the war rages above them, the residents of Shuttlefield village struggle to stage a production of Henry V to raise money for their local Spitfire fund.

I think, what I'm trying to say is, everything is black and white, until we are struck by a moment of sonder.

Julie shares her experiences with raw humour and engaging honesty, introducing us to the range of characters who have helped (or hindered) her transition into an empowered woman living her life and having that elusive fun.