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  • Whats On

    Music/Musical

    Image: Lizzie Coombes
    Three caucasian men in white against a black background, positioned in an inverted triangle. They are variously touching each other's cheeks and shoulders.
    Bike Folds Three presents

    Boy Band

    Fri 14 March at 7:15pm
    “Boy Band” finish their world tour with an intimate gig in Camden. A musical comedy featuring three men who are definitely teenagers singing songs of heartbreak, loneliness, and rocks.
    a cabaret and storytelling show presented by the Harem of No one

    Dolmuş Mini Bus

    Mon 17th Mar at 9pm
    The Harem of no One presents a risk taking cabaret blending storytelling and popular music from SWANA.
    Two Actors. One in a white shirt and black trousers is sat with their legs infront of them, one laid down across their lap wearing a red dress. There are books next to them, a bathtub behind them and sheets of paper falling onto the floor.
    Mindscape Arts presents

    Displacement

    Sat 22 March at 9pm
    Part theatre, part film, part live music performance, DISPLACEMENT is a show about abstracting The Tempest, about taking photographs, about capturing a moment.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    An image of a rider on horseback decorated with American patriotic elements, including the US flag. The rider and horse appear in a silhouette or cutout style against a dramatic blue sky. The composition suggests themes of freedom and frontier spirit.

    Untitled Bruce Rowley Project

    Fri 28 March at 7:15pm
    The doors swing open and the room falls silent. A storyteller begins the story of a cowboy, an archetype, a man as hard as the country they’ve crossed.
    Six images showing people wearing togas. 1: Two people dancing. 2: One person gives another a piggyback. 3: Person holds two puppets above their head. 4: Two people look into each others eyes. 5: Person with hand over mouth. 6: Person with hand on stomach

    The City of Ladies

    Fri 28 March at 9pm
    Brand new comedy exploring gender, queer joy, and what we might learn from the ladies of the past as we attempt to build a future.
    Text reads SPRINT 2025 with 2 blue socks and white runnning shoes at the bottom. One of socks has a plant growing out of it.

    Big Bang Scratch Night - 30 March 2025

    Sun 30 March at 7:15pm
    Big Bang is CPT’s regular scratch night: an explosion of performance from which new universes of theatre may one day emerge.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    An image of a man with glasses, a beard and a baseball gap that has been cut up into vertical slices and reflected and glitched. It seems to suggest a man at conflict with himself who has been cut into pieces and seeks to put them back together.
    Adam Lenson presents

    IS IT TOO LATE NOW TO SAY SORRY? (WIP)

    Tuesday 1st and Wednesday 2nd April at 9:00pm
    Acclaimed theatre-maker Adam Lenson’s new solo show fuses gig, memoir, and journalistic exposé to ask how we apologise for the things we've broken before it's too late.
    A collage of expressive faces printed on shiny paper, scrunched up and flattened out again.

    Dead and Kicking

    Thursday 3rd - Saturday 5th April 9:00pm
    Mulch Productions returns to Camden People’s Theatre with their genre-defying, pitch-black tragicomedy based on the true story of a woman: very much alive, declared legally dead.
    A performer dressed with their head poking out of a cardboard cut out of a rocket ship.
    Lucy Mellors presents

    It is I, Seagull

    Tues 15th and Weds 16th April 9:00pm
    What would you sacrifice to achieve something extraordinary? Explore searing truths about current and historical sexism in this hilarious celebration of joy, failure, opera & the first woman in space.
    Sara, an Iranian women with light olive skin is dressed in a dark blue Iranian girls school uniform (blazer, trousers & headscarf). She smiles like a cheshire cat, dancing, with her arms out to her side. Behind is a bright yellow costume on a rail.
    Seemia Theatre presents

    Saria Callas

    Tues 6th - Saturday 17th May (not 12th) 7:15pm
    Saria Callas is a new multimedia play about aspiring to be a singer while growing up in a place where it is forbidden for women to sing.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Fine line illustration of a rat against a navy blue background.

    Like a Rat (WIP)

    Wed 14th and Thurs 15th May 9:00pm
    Queer gig theatre about wild swimming and bodily autonomy. A cautionary tale about the slipperiness of freedom.