Arabs Are Not Funny

An evening of musical theatre hits sung by the legendary Peter Straker

This new play aims to explore the dynamic between oral evidence and the tumult of emotions at the witness of trauma.

As to the ending of Deacon’s story… well that remains to be seen…

A poetic fable of an impenetrable immigration system that mirrors our own.

A Festival for Artists and Audiences, with industry workshops and sessions for aspiring global majority artists.

A stunning double-bill of singer songwriter jazz artists tackling social commentary from intergenerational viewpoints.

Two diverse, dynamic and engaging powerhouse performers on a double-bill of strength and vulnerability.

Ten short plays written by Scene & Heard Member Playwrights aged 9-10 and performed by professional actors.

Our Big Noise Choir launch their new album in a musical evening curated and performed by our young people.

A whip-smart, high-octane, roller coaster ride about growing up black and gay.

Black Out is a performance of Bootycandy in which the theatre space is curated and held for Black audience members.

In-person and online writing community initiative.

Audio-Drama Podcast Launch

Radical social observation of young, queer identifying, regional people trying to make ends meet in London

One of the funniest comedies of the famous Greek playwright Aristophanes.

A living, growing record of life in Palestine, life beyond the headlines, life under occupation.

Ten short plays by Member Playwrights aged 9-11 and performed by professional actors

A story about a dog called Azur and the village Sichari on the Pentadactylos mountain

What do you take with you when suddenly you have to leave your home?

The iconic award-winning British Cypriot musical duo preview their 2023 Edinburgh show

Interactive dance theatre performance with inclusive solidarity circle for women

Absurd comedy performance that celebrates queer Jewish identity, food filled rituals and nightlife

A new play about the experience of coming out as lesbian with the help of your dog.

A journey of catharsis and community-healing which unpacks the consequences of absent-present F/fathers

An audacious hell’s-eye view of the Passion of Christ

A piece of devised theatre that tackles the complexities of queer female attraction

Work-in-progress sharing - a very queer snapshot of going through your adolescence, but as a fully grown adult

Giving MENA+ artists and others a safe space to try out new material

A surreal micro-festival of absurdist art and radical queer joy.

A new piece of gig theatre about how our perspectives on work and making money are tied up in class and culture.

A new British musical development production

The City Academy Actors Company present 'Charley's Aunt' by Brandon Thomas

Ten short plays written by Scene & Heard Member Playwrights aged 9-11 and performed by professional actors.

Palestinian writer Ahmed Masoud and UK playwright Justin Butcher curate an evening of verbatim testimonies from Gaza.

A series of sessions for writers

After a successful run, Maktub Arts is back with new, thought-provoking, raw, bold and truthful short scenes & stories.

33 AD. Jesus enters Jerusalem to fulfil his destiny. Satan ascends from Hell to stop him. A battle begins.

A celebratory chance to re-live the legendary Hackney Empire International Women’s Day shows of the 1990s.

Chris embarks on a life-changing journey to unravel the mystery of the murder of her neighbour’s dog

Ten short plays written by Scene & Heard Member Playwrights aged 10 -11 and performed by professional actors.

Work in progress sharing of a modern, reimagined telling of the Arabian classic "Layla and Majnun", set in London.

Presenting the UCL Musical Theatre society's ORIGINAL Musical See it. Say it. Sorted!

Ten short plays written by Scene & Heard Member Playwrights aged 9-11 and performed by professional actors.

Martha D. Lewis and Eve Polycarpou invite you to a special evening of music and songs

Raising of the Cyprus & EU flags.

An evening of theatre followed by song and dance

A minor retelling of the epic life of the semi-legendary Stasinus, lost poet of Cyprus

Told solely through physical action, a play that conveys a moving image of occupation in Palestine spanning 75+ years.

A unique theatrical investigation into how teenagers' brains work, and why they're designed to be the way they are.

Three stories of women stuck in limbo. A wacky, honest and moving tragi-comedy, celebrating sisterhood’s joy and grief.

City Academy’s Actors Company present the dramatic and intense tale of The Tragedy of Macbeth.

A satirical new play written and directed by George Eugeniou, Artistic Director of Theatro Technis.

Written by Scene & Heard Member Playwrights aged 14-16 and performed by professional actors.

A screening of All I Ever Wanted - partly true life story about a single mother riddled with debt.

An impressive double-bill of award winning Artists renowned for their original music without borders.

A stunning double-bill of artists transcending borders of jazz and singer/songwriter.

A new musical theatre cabaret - celebratory and defying, giving voice to Chad's experience as a queer person of colour.

An evening celebrating the music of Zabetas.

A series of in person and hybrid writing sessions for MENA+ creatives

A space for Black and Queer actors to come together to play and experiment with the theatrical artform.

An evening of ten short plays performed by professional actors who volunteer their time and talents to Scene & Heard.

Work-in-progress sharing of scenes from an exciting new play about toxic masculinity in Queer Men.

Staged reading of a vibrant new play about masculinity, first love, jealousy and the Black queer experience.

A protest. A theatre show. An energy-generating dance party.

One-person show exploring the personal journey of migration from Baghdad to Beirut to Berlin to Britain.

Four women confront love, desire and memory in stories spanning East and West in this staged reading.

A satirical play about the unrealised dreams and the historical erasure of Stasinus, known as the 'lost poet of Cyprus'.

Famagusta: Shattered lives seminar

A new political satire written by the founder of Theatro Technis, George Eugeniou

Join us to celebrate the start of Camden Fringe, with networking, music and a bar

Jade and Carly help one another to learn about their inner truths and find a deep and meaningful connection.

A devised multi-media, experimental movement piece about the choreographed chaos of life

Incisive, thought provoking and brilliantly comic new play by ‘hotly tipped newcomer’ writer, Mojola Akinyemi.

Pre-show panel event to explore deeper into ideas of fathers and fatherhood

Original new musical by Mountview graduates, exploring how grief is dealt with in different ways

Queer multicultural theatre makers explore isolation and the saviour of a companionship in their new play

Work-In-Progress Reading - a funny and poignant portrait of forced and willing migration.

A play by Grace Dougan, a feminist conversation about where we’ve been, where we’re at, and where we’re going.

A new play about whether women can have full agency in a world that is inherently patriarchal

A series of sessions for writers

Deaf Comedy Night featuring Gavin Lilley and Florian Tirnovan (FlowTV) hosted by deafPLUS and sponsored by SignLive.

An evening of play readings and a call to climate action.

MENA Arts UK are turning three and invite you to join them in coming together in honour of their artistic community.

Maktub Arts return to the stage with new, thought-provoking, raw, bold and truthful short stories and scenes.

An acclaimed UK comedy cast of actor-musicians concoct an evening of absurd delight.

Adaptation of the novel by Rachel Ingalls performed by Royal Central School of Speech & Drama BA (Hons) Acting CDT

A celebratory chance to re-live the legendary Hackney Empire International Women’s Day shows of the 1990s.

The average person will speak 123,205,750 words in a lifetime. But what if there were a limit?

Nine wholly original short plays written and staged for the first time by UCL Drama Society.

Indigo Giant revisits a forgotten moment in British history and a moment in Bengali history that will never be forgotten

City Academy Actors Company present King Lear by William Shakespeare.

The classic French farce performed by students from Drama Classes London.

Martha D. Lewis and Eve Polycarpou invite you to a special evening of music and songs

Martha D. Lewis and Eve Polycarpou invite you to a special evening of music and songs

A film looking at the migration across London of North London Greek Cypriots, and how they built a community.

A satirical new play written and directed by George Eugeniou, Artistic Director of Theatro Technis.

A one-off performance of Euripides' Classic Greek play to commemorate Cyprus Week

As F and M’s relationship deepens, M discovers F has been keeping a secret, driving him into an obsessive exploration.

A shockingly funny debut play about trauma, the social politics of hook-up apps, and suicidal rabbits.

A dance theatre double bill about turbulent relationships and motherhood, told by a mother and daughter duet.