The UK premiere of Joanna Murray-Smith (Bombshell)'s compelling thriller arrives at the Kiln Theatre, following a highly celebrated Australian debut. Directed by Lucy Bailey, Berlin marks the latest in the catalogue of one of Australia's most celebrated contemporary playwrights, decorated with awards and recently bestowed the honour of Member of the Order of Australia. An intense work that begins as a romance but becomes something much darker, don't miss the edge-of-your-seat production.

Middle Ground Theatre Company Ltd presents a newly expanded version of their staging of Charles Dickens' supernatural classic The Signalman, starring Chris Walker (Doctors) and John Burton (Father Brown; Brookside). Adapted by Francis Evelyn and directed by Michael Lunney, atmospheric video projections and an evocative, beautifully realised set bring an unforgettable sense of Victorian suspense to your evening in this excellent production.

Reginald Rose's Twelve Angry Men, based on the 1957 Academy Award-nominated movie of the same name, is revived for a UK tour directed once more by Christopher Haydon, starring Bill Ward, Gray O'Brien, Tristan Gemmill, and other theatre and TV stalwarts. A thrilling drama set in a courtroom, the poignant play proves that personal prejudices and the law make for an explosive combination. It remains as hard-hitting and vital today as it was at the apex of the civil rights movement in America when it was set.

Following huge success with its previous shows, the thrilling immersive courtroom experience inspired by true stories, Murder Trial Tonight, returns to tour the UK! A blend of gripping theatrical storytelling with the tension of the real life judicial process, you the audience are placed in the jury box, as the chilling details of a murder unfold, and it's your job to decide the verdict. Please note: the production includes disturbing themes and imagery.

Winner of the Tony Craze Award 2025 (previously the Soho Young Writers' Award), Chris Fung (The Society for New Cuisine) brings this new theatrical thriller to Bush Theatre from November. Global Majority is billed as a meeting point between the power-hunger satire of Succession and the dystopian speculative fiction of Black Mirror, with dark socio-political critique on the potential price paid for absolute ambition. Directed by Rupert Hands (End of the Rainbow), this is set to be one of the season's most searing new stage works.

A new theatrical adaptation of The Haunting of Hill House premieres this autumn, reimagining Shirley Jackson's landmark mystery-horror novel for the stage. The adaptation is by multi-award winning playwright Stef Smith (Roadkill, Float), directed by Martin Constantine, and is produced by Wiltshire Creative and Theatr Clwyd. The work of one of the most influential American writers of the past century, The Haunting of Hill House has spawned TV and film adaptations and continues to shape modern horror and psychological fiction today.