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    Inspired by the real events of the Camden Monitoring Project, CAMDENWALLA is on now til the 4th July!

    Jonny Khan presents

    CAMDENWALLA

    Weds 17 June - Sat 4 July at 7:15pm (3pm matinees on Sat)
    What does it mean to document the truth? Who gets to be heard? How do we carry the stories that others would rather ignore?

    East to Elsewhere

    Thurs 2 - Friday 3 July at 9pm
    Join the East storytellers and musicians for an evening of true and tall tales from the East End and beyond.
    CAMDENWALLA Community Day - Rajvi Bhogaita

    CAMDENWALLA Community Day

    Sat 4th July [All day!]
    Join us for a day of creative events as part of South Asian Heritage Month!
    Growing Pains -

    Growing Pains

    Tues 7 - Sat 11 July at 6:45pm
    Growing pains, is a comedic look at the struggles of your mid-twenties and the hidden complexities of the public education system.
    A Doll’s Life: Confessions of a Quarter Life Crisis -

    A Doll’s Life: Confessions of a Quarter Life Crisis

    Tues 14 and Wed 15 July at 7.15pm
    ★★★★ “Funny, nuanced and just plain fucking brilliant.” — Low Altitude Magazine. A sharp, confessional comedy about the chaos of your mid-twenties. Sold-out South African hit makes its London debut.
    hame. teeth. CLUB. -

    hame. teeth. CLUB.

    Fri 17 - Sat 18 July at 9pm
    hame. teeth. CLUB is a visceral dark-comedic one-woman play that places a working-class, Scottish young woman at the centre of her own narrative - as a living, breathing, contradictory person.
    Much Crazy About Nothing -
    Shhh Theatre presents

    Much Crazy About Nothing

    Fri 17 and Sat 18 July at 7:15pm
    A fast-paced dark comedy about a breakup agency, emotional labour, and what happens when professional distance gives way to personal chaos.
    I Dreamt You Differently -
    Milk + Mallet presents

    I Dreamt You Differently

    Fri 24 and Sat 25 July at 7:15pm
    A bar snack tycoon visits his aspiring popstar daughter in a strange hotel Should-be celebrations give way to surreal turns in this exploration of ambition & familial love.
    Can we say something - Chen Yin & Qi Song

    Can we say something

    Mon 3 August at 7.15pm
    Potatoes, intimacy, Two women.
    Knock Knock - Stewart Bywater

    Knock Knock

    Mon 3 August at 9pm
    Two lovers rediscover each other through the children they once were.
    Controlled Burn -

    Controlled Burn

    Tues 4 and Weds 5 August at 7.15pm
    A wildfire of family myth-making, scorched earth, and caustic compassion.
    I Don't Care - Katie Ho

    I Don't Care

    Tues 4 and Weds 5 August at 9pm
    Shaking off identity, the body awakens its truth.
    This Bloody Wedding - Mafalda Quintas

    This Bloody Wedding

    Thurs 6, Fri 7 and Sat 8 August at 7.15pm
    It was meant to be Romantic, not... This Bloody Wedding!
    Please Don’t Die? -
    Martia Dimmer presents

    Please Don’t Die?

    Sun 9 and Mon 10 August at 7.15pm
    An intimate exploration of grief and the stories we tell.
    Stunted -

    Stunted

    Sun 9 and Mon 10 August at 9pm, Sun 16 and Mon 17 August at 7.15pm
    Two best friends (and housemates) discover growing up may mean breaking up.
    Edgar A. Poe's Last Call - Alexia Haick
    Scott Robinson presents

    Edgar A. Poe's Last Call

    Tues 11 - Sat 15 August at 7.15pm (3pm matinee on Sat)
    A haunting solo performance, inspired by Edgar Poe’s mysterious death.
    Triptych -
    Ciaran Grace presents

    Triptych

    Tues 11 and Weds 12 August at 9pm
    Three plays in one. Voyeuristic exploration of relationships in their various forms.
    LIMA -
    AZAD presents

    LIMA

    Thurs 13 - Sat 15 August at 9pm
    LIMA. Or how to reconcile solitude, love, loss and everyday chaos?
    Bincels - Pauline Di. Silvestro

    Bincels

    Sun 16 and Mon 17 August at 9pm
    Three Incels. One bin. A Manosphere on the brink of implosion.
    Earworm - Amy Wicks Young
    ARiot Theatre presents

    Earworm

    Tues 18 - Sat 22 August at 9pm
    Guy's bangers-riddled mind is compulsively looking for the PERFECT breakup song.
    A Death in Drafts -
    Toni Ruth Mina presents

    A Death in Drafts

    Sun 23 and Mon 24 August at 9pm
    A psychological thriller debating the morality of surveillance culture.
    The Bride -
    Yu Ai presents

    The Bride

    Sun 23 and Mon 24 August at 7.15pm
    A ritual journey of grief, memory, and becoming.
    Baby Got Back (Problems) - Captured by Corinne
    Joe Leather presents

    Baby Got Back (Problems)

    Tues 25 and Weds 26 August at 7.15pm
    A musical comedy about the audacity of the human spine.
    Prospero's Dead - Jennifer Evans
    Jarzgar presents

    Prospero's Dead

    Tues 25 and Weds 26 at 9pm
    A surreal dark naked ritual sequel to Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'.
    The Only Brown Deaf Man in England -

    The Only Brown Deaf Man in England

    Wed 21 Oct - Sat 7 Nov at 7:15pm (3pm matinee on Sat)
    From 1970s Bangladesh - to Brick Lane - to the post-9/11 present, The Only Brown Deaf Man in England follows Rajkumar, a Deaf Bengali amateur batsman, as he navigates the chaos, comedy and contradictions of life in Britain - one ball at a time.

    "The seed commission has made me feel supported, not just as an artist but also a woman of colour whose story needs to be heard."

    CPT Commissioned Artist