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!

The Royal Shakespeare Company joins forces with London's Kiln Theatre for this thrilling new production, coming to Kilburn's iconic theatre next Summer. Set in the Caribbean in the 1950s against the backdrop of Trinidad's move to independence, Driftwood is the debut play by writer Martina Laird and is a powerful story of self discovery and belonging.

Having won a slew of awards at the Edinburgh Fringe, the brilliant Manic Street Creature by Olivier Award-winning playwright, actress, composer and singer Maimuna Memon (Standing at the Sky's Edge; Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) comes to the Kiln Theatre! Winning the Stage Edinburgh Award, The Scotsman Fringe First and the Mental Health Fringe Award, music is centre-stage in a powerful play about love, healing and the power of music.