Events near Chingford, London

Record-breaking, award-winning My Neighbour Totoro returns to the West End in a five-star, Olivier-winning production.

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

The Hunger Games comes to the stage in the first-ever theatre adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ acclaimed story, led by Katniss Everdeen.

Paul Bradshaw returns with a critically acclaimed double bill blending witty coming-of-adulthood drama with bold, thought-provoking themes.

The Traitors: Acts of Betrayal brings the TV phenomenon to the stage in a thrilling new cycle of five plays by John Finnemore.

A fresh new staging of The Snowman, with Howard Blake’s iconic score, beautiful puppets and a magical family adventure.

Chekhov’s classic The Seagull, directed by Caroline Steinbeis and translated by Rory Mullarkey, explores art, ego and love.

A London reimagining of the legendary manga, with an electrifying score by Frank Wildhorn and a gripping battle of wits.

Award-winning Stick Man returns with puppetry, songs, live music and funky moves in Freckle Productions’ delightful adaptation.

Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella returns for its 30th anniversary, a thrilling wartime love story set in London during the Blitz.

Timberlake Wertenbaker’s world premiere, The Animals Come to the Table, mixes politics, wit and mischief in a bold new play.

Shakespeare’s rarely performed King John receives an intimate candlelit staging, directed by Olivier-nominated Jaz Woodcock-Stewart.

Adults-only panto Dick Whittington and His Cat returns for a third year, with special guest stars from musical theatre and drag.

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

Dickens' A Christmas Carol performed straight from the author's own performance text. One man, no props, no staging. Just the story.

Dickens' A Christmas Carol performed straight from the author's own performance text. One man, no props, no staging. Just the story, exactly as Dicken

Faure's much-loved Requiem, alongside the world premiere of Paul Honey's powerful new work, Pierrepoint: In the Balance.