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London's Off-West End and Fringe, like New York's Off-Broadway and Off Off-Broadway, ranges from established theatres that just happen to be in different parts of town from the West End, to dozens of small companies and venues, many in pubs, showcasing new talent. Some shows may be on only on weekends or have very short runs, so it is best to check with the theatres (Scroll down for links to some leading Off-West End and fringe theatres).

Be aware that all plans depend on the health of casts, and are subject to last-minute changes.



AN ACTOR CONVALESCING IN DEVON - Hampstead Theatre. Musing on a career. To May 11


THE BALLAD OF HATTIE AND JAMES - Kiln Theatre. Couple meet over shared musical tastes. To May 18


BANGING DENMARK - Finborough Theatre. Rom-com satire. To May 11


BOYS ON THE VERGE OF TEARS - Soho Theatre. Gay drama. To May 18


THE CORD - Bush Theatre. Having a baby changes a marriage. To May 25


CRUEL INTENTIONS - Other Palace. Musical. To May 19  


DIANA - THE UNTOLD AND TRUE STORY - King's Head Theatre. Satire. To May 5


THE DIVINE MRS S - Hampstead Theatre. Portrait of actress Sarah Siddons. To April 27


FAITH HEALER - Lyric Hammersmith. Brian Friel play about possible fraud. To April 28


LAUGHING BOY - Jermyn Street Theatre. Child abuse in care. To May 25


MINORITY REPORT - Lyric Hammersmith. Sci-fi story. To May 18


POLICE COPS - Southwark Playhouse. Comic musical. To April 30


POWER OF SAIL - Menier Chocolate Factory. Questions of free speech in academia. To May 18


REMEMBERING MONDAY - Seven Dials Playhouse.  Gay romance. To June 1


TEST MATCH - Orange Tree Theatre. Women's cricket. To May 18


THIS IS MEMORIAL DEVICE - Riverside Studios. 1980s rock band. To May 11


THREE QUEENS - Barons Court Theatre. Historical drama, To May 11


WHODUNNIT - Park Theatre. Spoof mystery. To May 4 


YOU ARE GOING TO DIE - Southwark Playhouse. Solo show. To May 4


Sightseeing Pass

And here are links to some of the more established Off-West End theatres:



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Also:

BITE - Barbican and Pit Theatres. The Barbican plays host to a yearlong programme of visits by theatre, dance and performance art companies, many for only 3 or 4 performances.

OPEN AIR THEATRE, Regent's Park. Outdoor performances May-September. 

OPERA HOLLAND PARK Outdoor performances June-August

SHAKESPEARE'S GLOBE. Shakespeare and other plays in replica theatre.



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