Austen's beloved world gets a festive twist this holiday season. This Christmas, return to the world of Pride and Prejudice and meet the Bennet family as you've never seen them before! This witty and delightful sequel to the beloved classic Pride and Prejudice centres on the third-youngest of the Bennet sisters, Mary, and the joys of a trip to see Mr and Mrs Darcy over the holiday period. Romance abounds in what is sure to be a Christmas treat for Austen fans old and young.

Wladyslaw Szpilman's harrowing yet hopeful 1946 memoir receives its world premiere stage adaptation in London. Adapted and directed by Thom Southerland (Titanic the Musical) and featuring the original compositions of Szpilman, who was hailed as "the Polish Gershwin", Andrew Lloyd-Webber collaborator Simon Lee provides the orchestrations for the production, which features an ensemble of actor-musicians capturing the artistic essence of pre-war Warsaw.

Prepare for an extraordinary historical story of silent bravery. Rosalind Adler and Lee Sellers' thrilling new drama comes to London, debuting at the Park Theatre in August 2026. Focusing on legendary composer Shostakovich's struggle to create free music under Stalin's brutal regime, Holy Fool is a dark, tense and sharp-witted tale of creativity versus tyranny.

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.