Performance events

A medical comedy night that will tickle your funny bone!

A mix of DJing, grassroots debate, music, companionship, good vibes and performance poetry led by arts community advocates from under-represented communities

upLIFT: Stories of Joy is an evening of multidisciplinary performances, centered on lifting up emerging artists.

NEW WAVE THEATRE: A moving box can hold anything and a body can tell any story.

A darkly comic theatre performance exploring failure, burnout and the body under pressure reflecting Korean industrialisation, capitalism and diaspora.

The choir returns to the Mental Wealth Festival to perform a moving selection of tracks from their collaborative Spotify album, In This Circle Is My Heart

This vibrant show blends storytelling with live vintage songs, revealing how a humble yard behind Great Ormond Street helped to shape modern Bloomsbury.

An audiovisual installation blending optical illusion, live 3D projection, and prepared piano into a mysterious journey beyond reality and imagination.

The widely critically acclaimed dark comedic play PATIENT:SOLDIER returns to Bloomsbury after it's sell out runs in both London's West End and Ireland

A brand-new play about memories, tape recordings and the stories we tell to make sense of the impossible.

To save the world as we know it, how much are we willing to sacrifice? Ruth Gilligan’s audacious new play challenges us to think the unthinkable.

Her & Him is a physical theatre show exploring the ever-evolving dance between a couple unpacking the messiness of relationship.

LifeLines - Poetry in Motion - an entertaining and thought-provoking performance of original dance, poetry and live music

This performance is a collaboration with Icandance, an organisation led by Juliet Diener, raising the voices of disabled children and young people through dance

Nuns With Tattoos is a cabaret by British-Jamaican queer Christian artist Esther Foga; an intimate voyage of self-discovery.

Ilenia Cipollari weaves archival text with medieval and Mediterranean polyphony to investigate memory, erasure, and the living voice.

Set in a theatre dressing room in 1935, Mrs Patrick Campbell looks back on her extraordinary life.

An original student-devised performance celebrating multicultural Britain through spoken word, live music, movement and immersive theatre.

This second Textile Marathon performance, will include workshop and residency participants from summer workshops of the Threading Organisms 3.0 project.

Original music, sound design, and narration come together in this new audio documentary-drama on duty and love during WW2.

Inventive, physical and achingly human this solo theatre show comically explores life, pregnancy & parenthood.

Eliza Fenning, a local cook, was hanged in 1815 after a travesty of a trial. Her shocking story will be dramatised in the church in Queen Square.

NEW WAVE THEATRE: Embarking on parallel road trips through the UK and Lebanon, Zed and Jad drive until dawn.

A playful dance transforms a day into a series of absurd adventures where the ordinary become bizarre and vividly humorous.

An eclectic revue celebrating Jewish intellectual and creative life — humour, scholarship and imagination set loose for one evening.

NEW WAVE THEATRE: A one-woman play; Nicole Acquah's journey of cultural reconciliation, across Europe, into Ghana.

A vibrant afternoon open celebration of Diwali in a participatory dance event, showcasing the Indian dance form Kuchipudi. All welcome.

A musical journey through landscapes of place and poetry, from Ireland's west coast outward into a world of birdsong and verse.