Delve into the smog-filled streets of Victorian London and join Sherlock Holmes and the ever-loyal Dr. Watson as they race to find the killer of one Ebeneezer Scrooge as this elementary mystery that fuses the famous literary detective's stories with Charles Dickens's Christmas classic returns for a much anticipated third season, playing at the Marylebone Theatre this festive season!

One Sunday in 1936 the streets of London's East End became the scene of famous stand against rising fascism, as thousands of local residents, be they Jewish, Irish, socialist, trade-unionist, or just everyday working-class Londoners, joined together to prevent the British Union of Fascists from marching through their neighbourhood. Remembered as the Battle of Cable Street, Tim Gilvin and playwright Alex Kanefsky's critically acclaimed musical Cable Street draws on that moment and the communities who shaped it. Directed by Adam Lenson, don't miss this brilliant work when it returns to London, at a time when it feels more urgent than ever.

Following an Off-Broadway debut, Anna Ziegler's new play comes to London this autumn, premiering at the Marylebone Theatre. Painting a sympathetic portrait of love and connection in the modern age, the story follows two couples, very different in background and class; one, an Orthodox Jewish couple who enter into an arranged marriage; the other is a pair of high-profile, high-drama celebrities who flirt outrageously on social media. Despite being married to other people. But what connects this seemingly polar opposite pair of couples in love? The answer just may surprise you.