Events near Upshire, Enfield

Studio Ghibli’s award-winning My Neighbour Totoro returns in an enchanting, six-Olivier-Award-winning stage adaptation.

Award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production extends on the back of record-breaking demand, starring Sam Ryder.

Three-time Tony Award-winning Avenue Q returns with infectious songs, lovable characters and mischievous charm.

A gripping new Stranger Things adventure from a multi-award-winning creative team, taking the story back to its beginning.

Disney’s internationally celebrated musical is brilliantly reimagined by Julie Taymor, with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music.

Sinatra The Musical heads to the West End with over twenty classic hits and a world-class creative team behind Frank Sinatra’s story.

MAMMA MIA! is the world’s sunniest smash-hit musical, delighting over 70 million with ABBA songs and feel-good fun.

Caroline Steinbeis returns with Chekhov’s classic, a gripping tale of art, ego and love inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar unfolds in an intimate candlelit setting, with Joe Hill-Gibbins directing a tale of betrayal and political violence.

World premiere of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s bold new play, a witty, unsettling clash between humanity and the natural world.

A new cycle of five plays reimagines The Traitors with shifting betrayals, audience choice and a script by John Finnemore.

A brand-new staging of The Snowman brings Howard Blake’s iconic score, beautiful puppets and the Christmas classic Walking In The Air.

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

Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella returns for its 30th anniversary, a thrilling wartime romance and beloved New Adventures production.

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

Adults-only panto returns for its third year, with Dick Whittington, a naughty adventure and a special guest star from musical theatre and drag.

Jaz Woodcock-Stewart directs Shakespeare’s rarely performed King John, a candlelit drama of power, turmoil and ambition.

The UK's premier ska theatre experience returns by popular demand, a smash-hit ska celebration endorsed by Lynval Golding.

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, exactly as Dicken

World premiere of Paul Honey's Pierrepoint: In the Balance, followed by Fauré's Requiem - a powerful exploration of mortality and justice.