A bold and daring new production of the Kander and Ebb classic; Cabaret is now playing at the Playhouse Theatre. This immersive new take introduces audiences to Berlin's seedier side at the Kit Cat Club. So put down the knitting, the book and the broom and prepare for a night out you won't soon forget!

RepresentAsian returns with a gala-style concert as an ode to Asian talent in musical theatre, with one admirable aim - to drive meaningful change across the industry! Staged at London's Lyric Theatre for one night only, the concert includes mesmerising musical performances, stand-out choreography and storytelling that reflects both heritage and contemporary voices, creating a platform where established names share the stage with the next generation.

Mixing live theatre, digital media and stories taken from real life interviews, The Talking Drum: Voices from the Andover Estate is a piece of verbatim theatre giving voice to those who society tries to write off. Born from an oral history project for London Metropolitan University by Professor John Gabriel, Dr Alya Khan and Gulser Rose Kaya, the testimonies of over forty residents of an Islington community are adapted for the stage by writer-director Tony Graham. Half a century's worth of authentic local experiences challenge the pervasive media tropes associated with social housing, in this timely theatrical reflection on class.

The National Theatre stages Cloud 9, an early-career masterwork from the celebrated award-winning playwright Caryl Churchill (Top Girls, Serious Money) this year. Directed by the National's associate director Dominic Cooke (Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Follies), the revival marks the latest collaboration in a long running professional association between Cooke and Churchill. A trademark, hard-hitting work from Churchill with themes of oppression both colonial and sexual, further details and casting will soon be announced.

Deafinitely Theatre adapts a searing play by Mike Bartlett for a second time, following the award winning production of Contractions off-West End back in 2017. The groundbreaking company produce theatre accessible for both deaf and hearing audiences, with a bilingual approach using British Sign Language, spoken English and captioning. Directed by the company's Artistic Director, Paula Garfield MBE, this staging of Bull continues that legacy of inclusive excellence, with an unsettling play about workplace power structures which, for some, may be more relatable than you'd like.

Olivier Award winning director Rebecca Frecknall (Cabaret at the Kit Kat Klub) takes the helm for a new production of Sarah Kane's brutal masterwork, premiering at the Almeida Theatre in summer 2026. As part of Rupert Goold's final season at the Almeida, this rare staging of Cleansed promises to be a cathartic and unforgettable experience.