Historical Sights

Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe ignite the stage in Romeo and Juliet. Don’t miss this electrifying new production directed by Robert Icke at the Harold Pinter Theatre — strictly limited season in London.

Step into the outrageous, Tony-winning world of Oh, Mary! — a bold, campy comedy that flips history’s script, stars Mary Todd Lincoln centre-stage, and leaves you laughing well past curtain call. Catch it in London for a strictly limited run at the Trafalgar Theatre!

Experience the power of justice, courage and hope in To Kill a Mockingbird at London’s Wyndham's Theatre. Starring Richard Coyle, this gripping, Tony Award-winning adaptation is a must-see theatrical event.

Step into the London debut of Hollywood star Chris Pine in a daring new adaptation of Ivanov by visionary director Simon Stone at The Bridge Theatre. A gripping story of love, desperation and reinvention awaits.

Escape to the Forest of Arden in Shakespeare’s joyful romantic comedy As You Like It, playing at Shakespeare’s Globe from 14 August – 25 October 2026. Love, laughter, disguise and discovery await in this uplifting new staging of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays.

Step behind the curtain with Grace Pervades, a dazzling new play by David Hare. Witness Ralph Fiennes & Miranda Raison bring to life the triumphs, turmoil, and passionate partnership of two Victorian theatre legends. A sweeping, unforgettable journey in London’s West End — limited season, secure your tickets today!

Experience sparkling wit, romance and irresistible chemistry in Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare's Globe. Shakespeare’s beloved comedy plays 11 June – 24 October 2026 for a strictly limited season. 

Brian Epstein and The Beatles. Their rise. His fall.
Please Please Me is the fab new story charting the Liverpool lads rise to stardom, and their beloved manager who was left looking on.
Please Please Me opens in April 2026!

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s triumphant Cyrano de Bergerac arrives in London starring Adrian Lester and Susannah Fielding. A dazzling, witty and deeply romantic masterpiece — book your tickets now for this must-see theatrical event.

Step into enchantment with A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe, playing 23 April – 29 August 2026. Under summer skies, Shakespeare’s magical comedy of love, mischief and moonlight bursts into life in this unforgettable open-air production.

Step into Tudor England at the moment everything changes. 1536 is a razor-sharp new play of scandal, survival, and rebellion—where three women in rural Essex discover their fates are bound to the shocking downfall of Anne Boleyn. Bold, gripping, and utterly human, this is history like you’ve never felt it.