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  • BROWSE OUR AUTUMN SEASON

    Theatre for the people, by the people.
    Image: Ali Wright

    What's hot?

    Our Autumn Season is in full flow and here are a few of the things we're most excited about:

    up next...

    Baklâ - Image: Joe Magowan, Poster: Laura Whitehouse

    Baklâ

    Tue 3 - Fri 6 Dec at 7.15pm
    Baklâ, noun. Language: Tagalog. Definitions: 1) homosexual; 2) unable to reproduce; 3) F****t. After tearing up the Edinburgh Fringe and a national tour, ★★★★★ Baklâ returns to London.
    When the Fun Stops, Try Again? -
    Nathan Charles presents

    When the Fun Stops, Try Again?

    Tue 3 - Fri 6 Dec at 9pm
    An interactive and audience-led show about gambling addiction. ‘There’s a one in fifty-one chance you’ll win £500. There’s also a one in fifty-one chance you’ll end the show immediately. '
    Sing-A-Long-A Muppet Christmas Carol - Photography: Lizzie Coombes. Design: Kathryn Singleton.
    Sh!t Theatre presents

    Sing-A-Long-A Muppet Christmas Carol

    10, 11, 19, 20, 21 Dec at 7pm
    Join ‘anarchic performance legends’ (Time Out) Sh!t Theatre & friends this December for this cult Christmas miracle. Perfect for office parties, romantic dates and literally anything else.
    A photo of the CPT board outside the theatre

    Support Us

    Support our artists, community and young people to make inventive new theatre

    Alex Roberts performing in the CPT basement space with pink lighting splashed across the walls

    CPT at 30

    Learn more about our 30th anniversary campaign at CPT

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    "It is precisely these types of projects, involving these types of people, in these types of theatres that make London what it is."

    The Lancet