Currently Showing
Romeo and Juliet
2nd Feb - 7th Apr 2012A hot-blooded new production of the world's greatest love story.
Forthcoming Productions
Previous Productions
Earthquakes in London (UK tour)
22nd Sept - 12th Nov 2011Experience a fast and furious metropolitan crash of people, scenes and decades, as three sisters attempt to navigate their dislocated lives and loves, while their dysfunctional father, a brilliant scientist, predicts global catastrophe.
A Midsummer Night's Dream
3rd Feb - 2nd Apr 2011Directed by Natalie Abrahami and using video, movement and music, the production will combine Shakespeare's original text with a thrilling, cutting-edge staging.
ENRON (West End/UK tour)
By Lucy Prebble10th May - 13th Nov 2010
Following rave reviews and sold-out runs at Chichester Festival Theatre, the Royal Court and in the West End, ENRON is currently wowing audiences around the country as part of the UK tour.
Earthquakes in London
By Mike BartlettOpens 29th July 2010
An all-pervasive fear of the future and a guilty pleasure in the excesses of the present drive Mike Bartlett's epic rollercoaster of a play from 1968 to 2525 and back again.
Lulu
By Frank Wedekind10th June - 10th July 2010
This provocative new production follows the fortunes and ultimate tragedy of a young femme-fatale.
Elektra
By Sophocles23rd June - 3rd July 2010
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles' masterpiece.
ENRON (West End)
By Lucy Prebble16th January - 8th May 2010
Having performed to sell-out audiences at the Minerva Theatre, Chichester and The Royal Court, ENRON transfers to the Noel Coward Theatre in January 2010.
ENRON (Broadway)
By Lucy PrebbleOpens April 2010
Lucy Prebble's new play ENRON will play The Broadhurst Theatre (235 W. 44th St. between 8th and Broadway).
Six Characters in Search of an Author (Australia)
By Luigi Pirandello19th January - 11th February 2010
This stunning play is a parable for a media obsessed age and an exhilarating exploration of how we define ourselves in the 21st Century.
The Winter's Tale
By William Shakespeare10th September - 28th November 2009
Shakespeare's late, great romance weaves high drama and low comedy to tell a story of heartbreak, reunion and newfound hope.
Six Characters in Search of an Author (UK tour)
By Luigi Pirandello26th September - 14th November 2009
Following its critically acclaimed West End run in 2008, Headlong's radical re-imagining of this classic embarked on a UK tour in autumn 2009.
Medea Medea
By Euripides18 June - 18 July 2009
MEDEA exists as one of the primal myths of Western civilisation - the wronged everywoman.
Edward Gant's Amazing Feats of Loneliness
By Anthony Neilson26th February - 11th April 2009
In 2002, an incredible manuscript was unearthed. Dated 1881, it was a record of the most spectacular, bizarre and eventful performance imaginable.
...Sisters
By Anton Chekhov5 June - 5 July 2008
A masterpiece of loss and longing, inertia and the impossibility of escape, Chekhov's play is deconstructed and re-imagined in this seductive theatrical experiment.
The English Game
By Richard Bean7th May - 28th June 2008
The Nightwatchmen: an amateur London cricket team, making up for in enthusiasm what they lack in ability.
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
By Stephen Adly Guirgis28th March - 10th May 2009
Between Heaven and Hell - there is another place. This place. Hope. Hope is located right over here in downtown purgatory.
Faustus (UK tour)
By Christopher Marlowe15th October - 24th November 2007
Set in medieval Germany and modern East London, John Faustus makes a promise which jeopardises his immortal soul.
Rough Crossings
By Simon Schama14th September - 24th November 2007
Rough Crossings tells the heroic story of the resettlement of a group of former slaves in West Africa.
Angels in America
By Tony Kushner20th April - 29h July 2007
Divine intervention in a New York turned upside down by the chaotic energy of the 1980s and the destructive terror of AIDS.
Restoration
By Edward Bond7 September - 14 October 2006
18th century England and Lord Are is in need of a rich wife.
Paradise Lost
By John Milton17th April - 30th June 2006
The greatest epic poem in the English language, comes vividly to life in this electrifying and highly acclaimed production




