A pair of scintillating one-woman operas are performed together at the Charing Cross Theatre as part of one unmissable double bill. Katherine McIndoe takes centre stage in The Seven Deadly Sins and The Human Voice, one after the other, under the direction of Alejandro Bonatto. Musical direction for The Seven Deadly Sins comes from Adrian Salinero, while Elspeth Wilkes is on MD duties for The Human Voice. Together they form an extraordinary pairing, as if featuring the same character at different life stages, with threads tied between explorations of womanhood, aspiration and heartbreak.

Ivy seems to have her stuff together; she's got a partner and her own flat, and an idea of where life is going. But she just can't shake the memory of something she left back in her childhood home. Meanwhile, Ash is reveling in her newfound freedom after getting out of a toxic relationship, living in the moment without a care for what comes next. However, her new flat seems to have a unnerving life of its own, with walls that pulse and echo like a heartbeat.

The irreverently naughty Heated Rivalry parody, Deep-Heat Rivalry, comes to The Other Palace this September! Written and directed by Olivier Award-nominee Trevor Ashley (The Producers) and co-written by Phil Scott, the show brings to the stage a hilarious take on the hit HBO series, featuring plenty of innuendo, nudity (the full-frontal sort), cheesy ballads, and a complete lack of understanding of ice hockey.