Taking the typical nativity story and turning it upside down, round and round, this new play is a rip-roaring festive treat!

The work is handled sensitively and the cast find the perfect balance between comedy and drama.

Introducing #BESTLIFE an evening celebrating new writing, music and comedy.

To be simultaneously crying with fear and laughter is an experience, and that is exactly what has been produced at The Hope.

The ensemble are slick and work with movement, live music, and storytelling to bring together a performance bursting with excitement.

If you’re a sceptic, go. If you’re a believer, go.

Following five award-winning in-house productions, the world premiere of Foul Pages lived up to The Hope’s marvellous reputation.

It’s really refreshing to see a production where the cast enjoy themselves just as much as the audience.

If you want to up your classical music game grab some of the good stuff and you’ll be a success in no time.

They know it’s ridiculous, we know it’s ridiculous but you cannot help but engage and invest in this production.

Bartlett has secured himself as one of the best modern playwrights around - and he’s only 36.

Those who can identify the stories through the emojis will have the chance to win a pair of tickets to any one of the productions.

The play sensitively looks at the politically driven world we live in, the issues in democracy and the way in which we strive for change.

'Come As You Are' is the latest in a series of performance festivals at the CPT addressing contemporary political, social or cultural themes.

Their previous production In Other Words received astounding reviews.

'Do Henry V 'Once more unto the breach' speech as a porn video'

The sculpture, MILF, has been unveiled at London’s Opera Gallery where it will go on sale for £25,000.

The play tells the story of Alice, who wants to come out as a lesbian, and Fiona, who is trans.