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A musical comedy with cult religious leaders at the helm that’s fresher than the organic aisle and funnier than an unhelpful checkout assistant. Following successful runs at Brighton Fringe 2024, Faversham Fringe and Leicester Comedy Festival 2025, ’SUPERMARKETISM!’ is back with a trolley full of laughs. A dance music-themed comedy that ventures deep into the absurdities of the British supermarket. Think songs and sketches about intergalactic subway sandwiches, spaghetti meets mindfulness, and the dark reality of meal deals. Come and shop in the musical comedy aisle! Touring music and sketch comedy duo Virgo and Dearlove perform a host of character sketches and belting soulful music that tackle the supermarket from multiple angles with religious-like fervour, reflecting the insanity of being ordered around by a self-checkout till. Comparisons drawn by audience reviews have ranged from: Flight of the Conchords to The Mighty Boosh and Meatloaf.

The Libra • 1 Aug 2025

Edgar in the Red Room

The death of Edgar Allan Poe remains one of literature’s great unsolved mysteries.  Through music, movement, projections, and shadow play, this theatrical experiment follows Poe through a haunting and hallucinogenic re-imagining of his final nightmare.  This exploration of the life, death and legacy of Poe combine themes and characters from several of his most infamous stories and poems into “the story Poe never wrote.”After sold-out houses, awards and rave reviews at theatre festivals in the USA and Canada, “Edgar” comes to London for a two-week run at the Hope Theatre.  Toronto Intermission Magazine: “magical…a fever dream,” Toronto Star: “a frenzied adventure into the writer’s mind.”  Forget the Box, Montreal: “flippin’ impressive……a testament to what’s possible on the small stage with dedication, dreams, and a dash of madness.” Forget the Box reviews. Winner- “Best English Production”, Montreal Fringe Festival. Finalist “Best Adaptation of Poe’s Works” Poe Fest International.LATECOMERS MAY NOT BE ADMITTED.UNDER 18s ARE NOT PERMITTED INTO THE THEATRE FOR THIS PERFORMANCE.No re-admittance once the performance has commenced.Refunds and exchanges are not available.

The Hope Theatre • 3 Feb 2026 - 14 Feb 2026

Aoife Dunne: Good Grief

After selling out her entire 2025 tour, including the Edinburgh Fringe, Galway International Arts Festival, and major Irish theatre dates, Aoife Dunne brings her acclaimed debut Good Grief on an extended 2026 run due to phenomenal demand.  A rising force in Irish comedy and storytelling, Aoife blends humour, heartbreak and razor-sharp insight as she explores loss, finds connection and brings to life the strange and hilarious ways we survive what we never thought we’d face. Mixing stand-up, theatrical storytelling and moments of profound emotional truth, Good Grief has been praised by audiences and critics alike for its warmth, wit and knockout performance. A comedy show like no other, that will make you laugh, cry and leave feeling joyfully alive.

Leicester Square Theatre • 18 Sep 2026

Simon Munnery: On Tour

Dear Reader, I hope you’re well. My new stand-up hour will consist of the usual unusual melange of jokes, sketches, stories, art, poetry and satire. I have great aspirations for this year’s tour: I’m hoping to travel by train. Other than that, nothing.Yours sincerely, Simon Munnery.

Leicester Square Theatre • 16 May 2026

Angelo Colina Vuelve A Londres

ES: Angelo Colina, comediante residente en New York City y figura clave del stand up en español en Estados Unidos, vuelve a Londres con su Gira Europea 2026, tras conquistar más de 30 estados, Puerto Rico y Europa, y presentarse como primer headliner en español en el New York Comedy Festival y Netflix Is A Joke Festival. En Londres por una sola noche. EN: Angelo Colina, the New York City–based comedian and a key figure in Spanish-language stand-up in the United States, returns to London with his 2026 European Tour after performing across more than 30 states, Puerto Rico, and Europe, and appearing as the first Spanish-language headliner at the New York Comedy Festival and Netflix Is A Joke Festival. In London for one night only.

Leicester Square Theatre • 20 Mar 2026

When Judas Met John: Dylan and Lennon

Listed by one professional reviewer as one of 'five shows not to be missed at this year's Edinburgh Fringe', this show compares the like-minded and socially conscious lyrics of Dylan and Lennon. It addresses key questions regarding their relationship – why was Lennon in awe of Dylan only to deride him years later, and why did Dylan keep it to himself that he 'really dug the Beatles'? Irish duo Brothers Broke compare, adapt and perform a unique interpretation of songs by both artists in their own acoustic folk and blues style.

theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall • 7 Aug 2026 - 29 Aug 2026

Prison Nursing Unlocked: A History of Care and Justice

Explore the fascinating history of healthcare in prisons, from the work of early reformers like Elizabeth Fry, to prison care and justice for women through the experience of suffragettes in prisons, to the vital contribution that nurses make to prisoner health today. Featuring archive photographs, historical and contemporary objects, the exhibition invites you to explore the little-known history of prison nursing and health care. Highlights include artwork created by prisoners at HMP Eastwood Park and HMP Warren Hill.

Royal College of Nursing Scotland • 10 Aug 2026 - 27 Aug 2026

Pajama Talks

Pajama Talks is a coming-of-age story following childhood best friends Abby and Nina as they relive memories of their sleepovers. Together they are forced to confront their friendship, their girlhood and their personal identity. The show examines the joys and hardships of growing up and grief in all forms, asking the question: Are the people we’ve loved and lost still with us? A play about platonic love, figuring out life and existential conversations in the middle of the night.

theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall • 7 Aug 2026 - 29 Aug 2026

After Shakespeare

Returning for its third Edinburgh season, After Shakespeare asks what happens to Shakespeare’s heroes and villains once the curtain falls. Lady Macbeth, Portia, Hamlet and King Hal reflect on power, love and survival, beyond the endings we think we know. In this acclaimed solo show, Lexi Wolfe transforms seamlessly between four iconic characters, weaving Shakespeare’s language with historical insight and fresh dramatic imagination. Witty, poignant, surprising; a thoughtful, inventive celebration of voice and consequence, long after the lights fade. 'A must-see show' ***** (EdinburghGuide.com). 'One of this year's stand-out shows' **** (GetYourCoatsOn.com). 'Refreshing and gifted writing' **** (WestEndBestFriend.co.uk).

theSpace @ Symposium Hall • 8 Aug 2026 - 28 Aug 2026

Hill and Jones Comedy Catastrophe

It won't be alright on the night... Serious comedian Ryan Hill and loveable idiot Ben Jones present their 'comedy show goes wrong' with original material, tributes to comedy greats and much more silliness! Ryan, the serious comedian, desperately tries to keep his comedy sketch show on the rails while Ben, the loveable idiot, can't help but cause things to go wrong! A fast-paced performance of original and adapted comedy sketches, stand-up, monologues, dance and drag, all tied together into a disastrous tale of mishaps and mayhem!

Just The Tonic Legends • 6 Aug 2026 - 17 Aug 2026

ABBA Odyssey – The Live Concert!

The 2024 and 2025 sell-out concert returns to the stunning Greyfriars Hall! This all-seated show features singers who produce the most authentic tribute to the iconic ABBA sound. With over 14 years of experience performing throughout the UK together, our Agnetha and Frida (Fran and Kat) have perfected their highly acclaimed vocal blend. ABBA Odyssey – The Live Concert! features all the hits that you know and love, plus a few hidden gems for the most devoted ABBA fans! Suitable for all ages. Includes one interval.

Greyfriars Hall at Virgin Hotels Edinburgh • 8 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Curmudgeon – Traditional Scottish Folk Music

A regular sell-out at the Edinburgh Fringe, Curmudgeon are an Edinburgh-based trio who play (mostly) Scots folk songs and tune sets. They are: Laurie Brett on vocals and guitar, Andrew Macintyre on vocals, Scottish small pipes and whistles and Donald Gorman on fiddle, mandola and backing vocals. As always, sweetie packet rustlers will be ejected; joiners-in on choruses are encouraged. Light-hearted banter assured!

artSpace@StMarks • 21 Aug 2026 - 22 Aug 2026