See NEW Next Tuesday

20 OCT - REVISION TIME (Work in Progress) -

Revision Time is a searing psychological drama about good, evil and redemption.

Alex and Tommy are two inseparable, childhood friends trapped in a co-dependent dynamic where Alex subtly controls Tommy. Thirty years later, Alex is a successful defence lawyer and Tommy is an unanchored drifter. In a twist of fate, they meet again when Tommy breaks into Alex’s suburban home. Will their past determine their future?

Directed by Penny Gkritzapi
Written by Giles Fernando
Produced by Paradigm Productions

CAST
Alex – El Anthony
Tommy – Lanre Danmola
Amanda - Bryony Tebbutt
Sarah – Kate O’Rourke

RESCHEDULED - 23 OCT - DON'T KNOW U DON'T KNOW (Work in Progress) -

A gripping new three-hander exploring friendship, abuse and the hidden dynamics of coercive control. unlikely friendship becomes the only force strong enough to break the cycle of abuse and shatter the control of an unpredictable oppressor.

Developed in collaboration with domestic abuse advocate Natasha Saunders and Hampstead Theatre’s Community Creates Program, the project has been supported by Arts Council England, Glashofs Fund, Jocks Fund, The Danish Dramaturge Production Fund and the DASH charity.

Written by Jacob Utzon Krefeld

27 OCT - PHARMAKON (Premiere) -

When two estranged brothers return to their family home after the death of their mother, something strange falls from the sky and the pair then have to work together to uncover what awaits them in the dark, boundless fields of Somerset.

From the creator of the God-Bomb, comes the next instalment of their theatrical horror franchise with this gripping new cosmic horror which is sure to stay with you all the way home.

We're over the moon to announce a partnership with Beyond Belief Brewing!

Beyond Belief Brewing is a London‑based brewery turning surplus food into great‑tasting beer. We brew sustainably without compromise and support a circular food system.

We're excited to partner with Greenwich Theatre because we share a belief that culture, creativity and community can drive meaningful change — whether that’s through art on stage or the way we produce and enjoy food and drink together.