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  • What's On

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    Next up in CPT's programme: Our Spring season is here!

    Higlights include: a new multimedia play Saria Callas, award-winning drag King Dad Jokes and a risk-taking cabaret Dolmuş Mini Bus!

    GRILLS (Digital)

    Available until 12th July
    GRILLS returns, available to stream as part of Every Body Festival. Four self-proclaimed queer nerds on a mission to unearth a forgotten gem in Camden’s LGBTQIA+ history. A textured show, weaving the past & the present, the analogue & the digital, and the joys & frustrations of queer community.
    WoLab presents

    For A Palestinian (Digital)

    Available until 12th July
    The ★★★★★, sell-out, “compassionate and forceful” (WhatsonStage) For A Palestinian, returns for a one-off online stream as part of Every Body Festival
    Venus In Fur -

    Venus In Fur

    Tues 20 - Sat 24 May at 7pm
    Actress Vanda appears unannounced for an audition with writer-director Thomas. She’s determined to land the leading role in his new production – despite seeming wrong for the part.
    Origin Arts Festival -

    Origin Arts Festival

    Sun 25 May at 11:15am
    A festival of new work by graduating students from the BA Acting for Contemporary and Devised Performance course at the University of Northampton. A showcase of the next generation of theatre-makers.
    What We Leave Behind -

    What We Leave Behind

    Thurs 29 and Sat 31 May at 7pm
    A new play devised by the UCL Young Company that investigates our legacy, our impact on each other and when it’s time to let go.
    InterACT Festival -

    InterACT Festival

    Fri 6 - Sat 7 Jun at various times
    Step into a world of boundless creativity and unbridled collaboration at InterACT 2025, a celebration of the performing arts like no other!
    Ghibli Jazz - Thomas Chamberlain-Keen
    UCL Jazz Society presents

    Ghibli Jazz

    Thu 12 - Sat 14 Jun at 7:15pm
    Experience iconic tunes from beloved classics like My Neighbor Totoro and Howl's Moving Castle, reimagined in the styles of swing, latin, fusion and funk.
    FUSE Panel Discussion -
    Fuse Theatre presents

    FUSE Panel Discussion

    Wed 2 July 7:30pm
    Join us for an in-depth discussion with Fuse Theatre.
    Queerdos - Online Meet Ups - Evie White
    Mind Out Theatre presents

    Queerdos - Online Meet Ups

    Weds 2nd (7pm) and Thurs 10th July (2pm)
    Connection and creativity from the comfort of your own home - for Queer, neurodivergent and Disabled people. A facilitated online space for discussion and games!
    FUSE workshop - Phoebe Capewell
    Fuse Theatre presents

    FUSE workshop

    Thurs 3rd July 7pm
    A high-energy, theatre-making workshop where all participants create bold, movement-based work inspired by real-life stories—no experience needed.
    Scratch 03/07 - A night of brand new work from disabled legends -

    Scratch 03/07 - A night of brand new work from disabled legends

    Thu 3 Jul at 7:15pm
    Scratch is an explosion of performance from which new universes of theatre may one day emerge. For the festival, we'll be exclusively programming deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists, sharing brand new ideas.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Lighting The Fuse - Charlie Swinbourne
    Fuse Theatre presents

    Lighting The Fuse

    Fri 4 Jul at 7:15pm
    Lighting The Fuse is a one-night-only showcase of bold, BSL-led theatre—created in just five days by a commissioned Deaf artist under the guidance of Fuse Theatre.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    The Only Brown Deaf Man in England (WIP) - Phoebe Capewell
    Fuse Theatre presents

    The Only Brown Deaf Man in England (WIP)

    Fri 4 Jul at 8:30pm
    A fierce, funny, and unapologetically bold work-in-progress — one Deaf Bengali man's journey through racism, rebellion, and resilience from 1970s Brick Lane to post-9/11 Britain.
    A Night in Sign - Charlie Swinbourne
    Fuse Theatre presents

    A Night in Sign

    Sat 5 July at 2pm and 7:30pm
    A Night in Sign is a vibrant BSL-led cabaret event platforming Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing talent through comedy, music, poetry and performance.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Deafinitely Theatre New Writing Sharing - Becky Bailey

    Deafinitely Theatre New Writing Sharing

    Sat 5 Jul at 5pm
    Join us for a work in progress sharing of new deaf-led women’s writing.
    Balancing the Books - a Panel Discussion on PIP and Disability Rights -

    Balancing the Books - a Panel Discussion on PIP and Disability Rights

    Tue 8 Jul at 7:15pm
    Join a panel of disabled artists and activists to discuss the plans to cut PIP (Personal Independence Payments), how it will impact the arts and artists, and the wider theatre industry.
    Scratch 09/07 - A night of brand new work from disabled legends -

    Scratch 09/07 - A night of brand new work from disabled legends

    Wed 9 Jul at 7:15pm
    Scratch is an explosion of performance from which new universes of theatre may one day emerge. For the festival, we'll be exclusively programming deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists, sharing brand new ideas.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Laika (WIP) -

    Laika (WIP)

    Fri 11 Jul at 7pm
    Miriam is floating through space. As temperatures rise on Earth, they’re given a choice: remain alone, or establish a new society. A play about living with disabilities, and living among humans.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Characteristics of a Child Ten Days Old (WIP) -

    Characteristics of a Child Ten Days Old (WIP)

    Fri 11 Jul at 9pm
    Two baby girls born 200 years apart, connected by a single chromosome.
    Every Body Festival Party -

    Every Body Festival Party

    Sat 12 July at 8:30pm
    Join us for an end of festival celebration! An inclusive party with snacks, a quiet chill out space, and very possibly deaf karaoke... All are welcome - bring a friend, bring a dog, bring a stranger.
    Barrier(s) -

    Barrier(s)

    Wed 12th - Sat 29th Nov at 7:30pm (2pm matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays)
    Love has no single language. Barrier(s) is a powerful story between a deaf and hearing woman. When the world tries to silence you, how can you hold on to love?

    Tobi King Bakare and this theatre deserve a shout-out for such a young, diverse audience. There is so much talk about audiences being full of over 60s and why, why can’t theatres get the crowds in to reflect society in general? Well, I’m happy to say that on a rainy Thursday evening, the theatre was completely full.

    Caiti Grove on Before I Go in CPT's Spring 2023 season London Theatre Reviews