Events near Chingford, London

Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbour Totoro returns as a record-breaking, six-time Olivier Award-winning triumph.

The first-ever theatre adaptation of The Hunger Games, from Conor McPherson, brings Katniss Everdeen’s gripping story to the stage.

Best offer: Now £15.00 (Save 44%) Award-winning Korean musical You & It is an acclaimed story of love, loss and artificial intelligence, with praise from Korea,

World premiere of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s bold new play, where animals demand an end to exploitation in a witty, unsettling showdown.

Shakespeare’s rarely performed King John is brought to life in an intimate, candlelit production by Olivier-nominated Jaz Woodcock-Stewart.

Pride brings record-breaking sold-out runs and a joy-filled celebration of togetherness, with an original soundtrack.

Simon Stone brings Chekhov's comic drama into the contemporary world in a keenly observed, gripping new production.

Matthew Bourne’s beloved Cinderella returns for its 30th anniversary, a thrilling wartime romance set in Blitz-era London.

Raymond Briggs’ cherished story is reimagined in a sparkling new staging with Howard Blake’s iconic score and puppets.

Chekhov’s classic The Seagull, inspired by Hamlet, becomes a gripping tale of art, ego and love in a play within a play.

The legendary manga is reimagined for London with an electrifying score by Frank Wildhorn and a thrilling battle of wits.

Shakespeare’s epic thriller Julius Caesar returns in an intimate, candlelit setting, directed by Joe Hill-Gibbins.

Freckle Productions’ award-winning Stick Man returns, touching and funny, with puppetry, songs, live music and funky moves.

RB Dance Company’s critically acclaimed Stories blends tap, urban jazz and percussion in a striking showcase.

Paul Bradshaw returns with a critically acclaimed double bill exploring sexuality, privilege and creativity in witty, provocative style.

An exciting typewriter poetry slam, bringing fast fingers and sharp tongues under one room for a night of hits

A Darkly Comic Psychological Horror About Love, Guilt and the Afterlife. What if being "good" was the hardest thing of all?

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