Written by playwright Tom Wright, Please Please Me tells the story of Beatles manager Brian Epstein and his role in The Fab Four's rise to fame, with director Amit Sharma bringing the energy of peak Beatlemania in the 1960s to the London stage. With fresh perspective on the struggles behind the success for one of history's most influential yet often overlooked popular culture figures, it's essential viewing for Beatlemaniac and non-Beatlemaniac alike!

Critically acclaimed director Rachel Klein takes the helm for this monstrous new horror comedy musical, coming to The Other Palace for a strictly limited run this April! Telling the story of a shy teenager whose plea for help is answered by Satan himself, I Was A Teenage She-Devil is a rollicking and hilarious ode to growing pains and self-discovery.

An artist at war with the world, time and himself. This is the story of Monet at his most fragile. Carmel Owen's dramatic musical has been in development since 2022, drawing directly from the letters, articles and diaries of Monet and his contemporaries. Now, it makes its London premiere at Charing Cross Theatre!

The moral dilemmas are bigger, messier and more urgent than ever as the Rosenbergs of Edgware return to London at the Menier Chocolate Factory, with Lindsay Posner directing an all-star cast including Dan Fredenburgh, Nitai Levi, Adrian Lukis, and more. Ryan Craig's domestic drama first premiered at the National Theatre in 2011 and was acclaimed for its ability to use family conflict as a propeller for wider political and moral issues. Don't miss this highly anticipated return!