See NEW Next Tuesday

3 NOV - SCRATCH NIGHT -

4 Extracts of 4 Pieces of New Work - in our studio!

17 NOV - FALLING OFF ENDZ: A LYRICAL ODYSSEY (Work in Progress) -

A fictional, underscored, spoken-word exploration following Ava from her council flat in South Wales to the Big Smoke; she falls into low-level coke dealing to escape credit card debt using her boyfriend's ice cream van and we witness her subsequent demise. It's semi-autobiographical in that it draws on personal experience as a Working-Class, Autistic ADHDer from The Valleys who spent time living in Northeast London.

Ava’s Disabilities contribute to her entrepreneurial flair & the text explores the challenges of late-diagnosed, high-masking Women/Girls and the link with executive function challenges, impulsive decision-making and substance abuse.

27 OCT - SHEEP! (Premiere) -

A play about sheep, flocks and belonging, told by a sheep who doesn't know how to belong after she was sexually assaulted. To find her way back into the herd, she weaves an off-beat comedic tale of sheep who are born, loved, and eaten – asking for it, having such cute lambs - and go to space in search of the lost connection.
A powerful, weird and wonderful monologue that invites you into joy and resilience, into the flock of soft, fluffy and vulnerable sheep.
Written and performed by Jenni Nikinmaa, a Finn living on a remote Irish island whose artistic works make hard-hitting points so gently it’s like being hugged by a sheep. Directed by Sarah O’Toole, sound design Jack Cawley, lighting design Órla Kelly-Smith. Dramaturgs Michael West & Hugh Farrell.

"Jenni Nikinmaa's Sheep! is one of the most impactful, honest, and responsible artworks on sexual assault I've experienced.”

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.