See NEW Next Tuesday

11 AUGUST - GREEN EYES (Rehearsed Reading) -

When Oliva, Charlotte and Isaac find out there is an internship opening for final-year film students, the three housemates initially start to help one another. Eventually, jealousy, comparison, and doubt materialise, and infighting starts. The play explores self-esteem in the younger generation, nepotism and the current issues in today's job market

Written by Ethan Taylor

25 AUGUST - A GOTH OPERA (Work In Progress) -

After three years of writing, composing and creating, A Goth Opera is ready for the stage: an epic coming-of-age, anti-cult rock opera about outsiders, obsession and responsibility.
Anna and Conor flee a small town for the city and are drawn into Goth culture. As their relationship unravels, they spiral toward consequences neither expected.
Blending classical and metal music, modern dance and projected imagery; the production combines voice, drama, movement and visual storytelling in a bold contemporary form.

Liberetto by Howard Lukk

Composed by Linda Uran

1 SEPT - THE HAPPY HOMELESS (Work in Progress) -

A journey through the life of a woman from Argentina to London.

Brought up in a loving family, and everything might have been easy going for her, but she chooses a life out of the ordinary, and her desire for fame and adventure leads her to the unkiown places and unexpected situations which in the end lead her to los all sense of reality. The dream of being successful Tango Singer follows her everywhere she goes. Will she make it in the end?

This is a melodramatic piece that immerses the audiene into fiction and reality at the same time. A story that goes between text, images, the sound of a guitar, tango and orginal songs, bringing a new play to those that enjoy contemporary theatre.

Lauetmo Theatre Company
Written by Celia Munich
Performed by Laura Mobilia and Chris Carr
Directed by Laura Mobilia and Celia Munich

8 SEPT - KIND OF A NUISANCE (Rehearsed Reading) -

Black sheep Amy Baxter has never fitted in with her well-to-do family. They see eye-to-eye on practically nothing. The only family member she feels close to is her grandmother, Enid, who's health is worsening. During a family meeting at Enid's expensive care home, Amy's rich uncle Stephen tells everyone that she's being moved to a hospice for end-of-life care. Despite Amy's desperate attempt to change his mind - Enid shouldn't be moved out of where she calls home - Stephen's financial power means his word is final. Weeks later, Enid dies, and Amy goes to the family meal after the funeral with one goal in mind: to beat them at their own money-hungry game. Enid had left Amy a diamond necklace that no one else knew about. But this news brings more long-held secrets and family resentments to the surface than Amy anticipated...

Written and Directed by Ruby Skippings

15 SEPT - DON'T KNOW U DON'T KNOW (Work in Progress) -

Agripping 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

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.