A dynamic mix of emerging and established theatre-makers will preview their work in Clapham before heading to the largest theatre festival in the world

The ultimate one-man band: guitarist, pianist, drummer… dad. But it’s hard to reach stardom walking on Lego. New musical comedy heartbreaker from Fringe First winner (for Dirty Great Love Story).

Clare Pointing brings her bold and thought-provoking solo show With Child to the Omnibus Theatre, introducing six very different women with just one thing in common.

Witches be trippin’. Witches be cray. Witches be just nice old ladies who live independently in a woodland retreat.

The BonBons Cabaret is a safe environment that champions dangerous, alternative, queer performance work playing host to North East based queer collective The House of Love whilst featuring local acts.

A bisexual Bridget Jones for the online generation, this tragicomic one-woman play and its lovably hapless heroine is for anyone who’s wondered why they feel so lonely when connecting with others is meant to be easier than ever.

In a camp fusion of comedy, cabaret and opera, Madame Chandelier guides you through her favourite opera plots, with jokes, drinking games, and a Nessun Dorma sing-along!

Kieran spent his 20’s living fast and doing sketch comedy with WitTank – ‘Masterful’ (Sunday Times). A stand up show about a never-ending party and what happens when it, erm, ends. ‘Exquisite’ (Kate Copstick).

1969, Glasgow’s Barrowlands Ballroom. Three women are murdered by an Old Testament-quoting serial killer nicknamed Bible John. 2019, the case remains unsolved. Four women want to change that.

Benedict’s dad loved wine. Benedict was a teenage alcoholic. At his father’s funeral, he receives an unsettling final bequest: a bottle of exceptional red wine. Marcus Brigstocke writes and directs this bittersweet award-winning drama of family and addiction.

50 years on, playwright David Edgar looks back at his revolutionary 20s. Has the world changed? Has he? And why did his generation vote Brexit?

Dynamic and talented theatre makers and writers present daring, new work in the first stages of development.

A comic meditation on love and loss with five songs.

Passengers, by award-winning writer Kit Redstone and directed by Jessica Edwards, explores the epic battles within the psyche and the beautiful power of the mind to protect itself.

Two time Emmy nominated comedian Loyiso Gola takes you on a whirlwind through the pop culture moments that have shaped his, and our lives.

Performing the can-can in bars and casinos was Jennifer’s way out of the Yukon. She shares her love/hate relationship with her frosty homeland with stories, dodgy cocktails and perhaps a high-leg kick.

***** ‘This isn’t just witty humour – it’s genius’ – Edinburgh Festival Magazine

Mary Anning’s discoveries changed the way we understand the universe. Then she was written out of history. Nearly.

Out of the Wings presents its fourth annual festival exploring untapped theatre from the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking world.

The problem with love is that it’s different for everyone. For Bex, love is a flirt in detention and the promise of a date at a Chinese buffet. She doesn’t even like Chinese.

The multi-award winning “theatrical firework” (The Independent) is going on a national tour, following critically acclaimed, sold out runs in London and Edinburgh.

Nasty Women brings together a rich and riotous range of female voices. For our fifth annual Perception Festival, we invite you to come and celebrate the positive power of being a nasty woman.

Inspired and informed by women who have lived through the criminal justice system, Somalia Seaton’s latest play is a tender exploration of motherhood in a world that is closing in around you.

Advice taken and ignored, tellings off, pep talks and tales of her past. We were always scared of sounding just like her but maybe she was right about some things.

1968, New York. Andy Warhol’s muse and his would-be assassin collide in this unconventional dark comedy about fame, failure and feminism.

Pioneering storyteller Sally-Pomme Clayton and girl punk band, The Swamp Girls, create a hybrid hullabaloo of spoken word, distorted guitars, scorching drums, riotous songs.

You are invited to this riotous wreckage of marriage in the 21st century. Expect a night of outrageous, interactive feminist theatre.

50 years on, playwright David Edgar looks back at his revolutionary 20s. Has the world changed? Has he? And why did his generation vote Brexit?

The Cocoa Butter Club brings you a fierce line up celebrating feminine. Movers, shakers and groundbreaking performers of colour.

Gutted explores the lives of three strong women who work in a fish factory in 1980’s Dublin. The women give us a snapshot of the characters and challenges in their lives.

Strange Fish presents a breathtaking story of love, hate and the desire for revenge by one of the greatest Irish playwrights of all time.

Dynamic and talented theatre makers and writers present daring, new work in the first stages of development.

A dark comedy about a relationship that is gorgeous and gruesome in equal measure, and a love not defined by sex or blood…so to speak…

Following our award-winning success crafting beautiful Winter shows comes The Little Prince, a blend of enchanting storytelling, music and a dash of festive magic.

Untapped and Edinburgh Stage Award winners, Nouveau Riché will hand pick a mix of emerging artists and theatre makers to present daring new work in front of an audience for the very first time.

EXTERNAL HIRE

June works in a diner in the middle of nowhere. After a conversation with a customer, June is forced to look at her life.

Clapham’s annual book festival returns to Omnibus Theatre. Featuring Professor Kate Williams, Frank Gardner OBE, Aida Edemariam and Ursula Buchan.

EXTERNAL HIRE

Combining film, comedy, drama, music, song, dance, this multimedia piece centres around an imprisoned, partially sane, recovering zombie, and his zookeeper captor.

Emily wakes up one bright autumn morning to find that her feet can’t touch the ground, and no one can understand why. She’s not scared at all – it’s fun being high up.

Following our award-winning success crafting beautiful Winter shows comes The Little Prince, a blend of enchanting storytelling, music and a dash of festive magic.

This Brooklyn-based group return with their brand of folk-and-roll songs followed by melodic and uplifting tunes from singer-songwriter Rebecca Hollweg.

This London-based big band with 17 massively talented players are a world class ensemble, performing fresh sounds and ideas. Quite simply, they are a new generation of jazz musicians.

Three remarkable singers come together to push the boundaries of swing and pop, drawing inspiration from folk, soul and the blues.

Cellist Cecilia Bignall and percussionist Ralph Wyld fuse classical music, folk, & jazz, with elegant improvisation and ethereal electronics.

A group of talented musicians combine sax/bass clarinet, piano and vibraphone in an evening of jazz, folk, Latin and classical tunes.

Soprano Maggie Cooper and pianist Laetitia Fédérici are joined by artist Daniella Ironside in a fusion of vocal recital meets live painting. Inspired by women’s love, life and dreams.

An evening with a talented and emerging songwriter, jazz guitarist, ukuleleist and vocalist. Credited as ‘One To Watch in 2019’ Jazzwise.

London’s LGBT+ classical choir sings a cappella choral masterpieces. Described by The New York Times as “An audaciously ambitious ensemble.”

An inspiring showcase of female composers and poets in music and words.

Virtuoso Fenella Humphreys explores some of the most fiendish solo violin works ever written.

EFG London Jazz Festival | Trailblazing jazz cellist, recognized as one of the UKs most creative string players, showcases her acclaimed debut album.

EFG London Jazz Festival | An established giant of the UK jazz scene joins a young firebrand and Omnibus favourite. An evening in tribute to Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane.

EFG London Jazz Festival | A dream team of London’s finest jazz musicians gather to play, among others, the music of hugely influential Brazilian legend of the jazz world Hermeto Pascoal. Excitement, passion, colour – what’s not to like?

Soprano/composer Héloïse Werner and pianist Natalie Burch perform Benjamin Britten’s Les Illuminations and new works.

Come for the music, our friendly bar, the atmosphere. And don’t leave till you’re re-charged for the week.

An exhibition from British painter Jude Caisley.

EXTERNAL HIRE

June works in a diner in the middle of nowhere. After a conversation with a customer, June is forced to look at her life.

Clapham’s annual book festival returns to Omnibus Theatre. Featuring Professor Kate Williams, Frank Gardner OBE, Aida Edemariam and Ursula Buchan.

EXTERNAL HIRE

Combining film, comedy, drama, music, song, dance, this multimedia piece centres around an imprisoned, partially sane, recovering zombie, and his zookeeper captor.