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If you have any questions or enquiries, please do get in touch by phone at 020 7419 4841 or email at foh@cptheatre.co.uk.

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English Kings Killing Foreigners

Tue 23 April - Sat 11 May at 7pm

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Assistance dogs welcome

Assistance dogs are welcome at all CPT shows.

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The process of utilising a voice to describe the actions happening on stage.

BSL Performance

These performances will have a BSL interpreter present at the show.

Captioned Performance

These performances are assisted with captions. Please check the events page to confirm how to access the captions.

Relaxed Performance

Relaxed performances are safe, calm and friendly to all ages and access needs.

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Wheelchair Accessible

The CPT building is accessible for wheelchair users with a lift available for access to the basement. Please see Our Venue - Access page for dimensions

Accessible Events

Covered in Jam/ASYLUM Arts/Brightmouth Productions presents

That's Not My Name

Sun 28 Apr at 6pm

Returning to Camden People's Theatre after selling out in 2023, That's Not My Name is 75 minutes of ‘complete carnage’ in the form of stand-up, sketch and musical comedy speaking to the insanity of Psychiatry, labels and our mental health system. ★★★★★

Joanna Woźnicka presents

Ruptured

Tue 23 - Thu 25 Apr at 9pm

A multidisciplinary theatre piece exploring how migration affects our familial relationships; the confusing mixture of cultural, generational, and language barriers which prevent us from understanding one other.

Physical Theatre

Poetry

Solo Performance

REALFAKE presents

English Kings Killing Foreigners

Tue 23 April - Sat 11 May at 7pm

A tell-all dark comedy that peels back the skin of English cultural identity to reveal the steaming battlefields that lies beneath. Would you die for your country?

Comedy

History

Physical Theatre

Rachel Stockdale presents

Fat Chance

Fri 26 - Sat 27 April at 9pm

Meet Rachel - a 20-something actress from Boro whose funny, celebratory and politically powerful one-woman play explores her true-life experience of weight gain from size 8 to 18.

Comedy

Feminist

Grant Sharkey presents

Are You Worthy?

Mon 29 Apr at 7:30pm

Glory wants nothing more than to sing at Classtonworthy festival, the only thing standing in her way is an all-powerful pyramid.

Hire

Music/Musical

WORK IN PROGRESS

Kathrine Payne presents

Plewds

Tues 30 Apr at 9pm

An explosive examination of a queer relationship gone bad. Drag, lip sync and clowning collide in a pop cultural mash-up of chaos and confusion. Being queer is the best, right?

Undone Theatre presents

So That You May Go Beyond The Sea

Thu 2 - Sat 4 May at 9pm

Meet real-life partners Joey and Gabs. This is a show about the show they never made. The true story of how a 1904 opera caused the breakdown of their relationship.

Live Art

Queer

Gash Theatre presents

Shelley

Fri 10 - Sat 11 May at 9pm

A multimedia theatre experience about Shelley Duvall, gore, girls, and glitter. Duvall’s “inconvenient” emotionality sets us veering between burlesque routines, buckets o’ blood, & the terror/joy of becoming the blob.

Feminist

Live Art

Queer

Out of the Blue Theatre Company presents

ELSEWHERE 在别处

Tue 14 - Wed 15 May at 7.15pm

Shuyan is your typical Chinese student– smart, hardworking, filial but uninspired and with mountain-high expectations. With a perfect life track record, she is bound to breakthrough something beyond your imagination.

Physical Theatre

Puppetry

Solo Performance

Sierra Sevilla presents

For the Love of SPAM

Thu 16 - Sat 18 May at 7.15pm

For the Love of Spam is a one-woman comedic stand-up, puppetry, participatory, and multisensory show dedicated to two things: canned meat and colonialism.

Liam Rees presents

The Land That Never Was

Tue 21 - Wed 22 May at 9pm

In 1820 Gregor MacGregor sold a country that didn't exist. In 2024 Liam Rees can't stop lying to tourists. Part confessional storytelling, part TED Talk. Mostly bullshit.

Claire Gaydon presents

Piece of Me

Tue 21 May - Sat 1 Jun at 7pm

Ever feel like you’re being watched? You probably are, bitch. This Britney-inspired show examines surveillance ethics and the cult of celebrity with an original soundtrack that fizzes with nostalgia.

Comedy

Music/Musical

Technology

Andreea Tudose iulia isar present

Cry For Me

Thu 23 - Sat 25 May at 9pm

A dystopian cabaret about migrant labour, Cry For Me is a carousel of migrant lament for the living dead under capitalism.

CRIPtic Arts presents

The Crip Monologues

Mon 27 - Tue 28 May at 7.15pm

From Jamie Hale, Hayleigh Morrow, Sonera Theo Angel, Emily Brenchi, and Simone Roach, The Crip Monologues explores disability, scrutiny, intimacy, and the reclamatory power of choosing to stare back.

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Maria Who? presents

Miss Brexit

Wed 29 - Fri 31 May at 9pm

Miss Brexit is an extravagant satire about migrant actors in a place that no longer welcomes them. Through live music and interactivity, this show will not leave you indifferent...

Mirrorball presents

GRILLS

Tue 4 to Sat 22 Jun at 7pm (Saturday matinees 3pm)

When othered histories aren't saved and we struggle to meet our predecessors, archiving becomes political. GRILLS is a Mirrorball and CPT co-production, supported by Camden Council and ACE.

Feminist

History

Queer