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At CPT we are committed to ensuring the best possible experience for all artists, audience members and other visitors to our space. We welcome customers and artists with disabilities and are pleased to assist you in your visit.

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.

Saria Callas

Tues 6th - Saturday 17th May (not 12th) 7:15pm

Whats On

Solo Performance

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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.

Feminist

International

Music/Musical

Queer

Solo Performance

WORK IN PROGRESS

Symoné in the centre is completely sideways on a pole, long hair flowing towards the ground. Sophia Golan, right, looks into the camera. Left, Maria and Vidya of Soft Play hold each other's faces with huge smiles on their faces.

Theatre Tapas presents

Theatre Tapas: 12th May

Mon 12th May 7:30pm

Don't fill yourself up on a whole play, just have some nibbly bits! 3 brand new interdisciplinary performances, including pole-dancing, puppetry, clown and satire, from international women.

Nawel presents

Walk a Mile in These Mary Janes

Tues 13th May 9pm

An evening of songs, drag and coquette-core

Martin Moriarty presents

No Beauty, Just The Beast

Sat 17th May at 3pm

Once upon a time in a faraway land called the 1990s, a young gay man transformed into a hideous Beast must find a way to escape his enchantment.

Holding Ground

Sun 18 May at 8pm

A solo performance exploring distant intimacy and home-making through story, song, and live quilting. Holding Ground invites audiences into a tender, participatory act of remembrance, repair, and connection across distance.