Events at London theatres

There's a lot more happening at London's theatres than just shows like plays and musicals.

Events include theatre-related topics such as talks, discussions, staged readings, scratch nights, charity events, quiz nights and much more.

Most events will be on for one day only - so it's best to check-back here regularly so you can heep abreast of what's coming-up.

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September 2020

I AM HERE

9 to 30 September 2020

From Queen's Theatre Hornchurch: A new online project featuring trailblazing theatre makers to break down barriers between young people and theatre.

October 2020

Sunday at the Musicals

Sunday 4 October 2020

Paul Burton Productions will be returning to The Actors' Church on Sunday 4th October 2020 with a cast of West End singers performing songs from popular musicals.

Riverside Reads: Scattered

Tuesday 6 October 2020

Riverside Reads is a monthly programme of world premiere first readings of plays and musicals with a discussion with the actors and creatives afterwards.

November 2020

Riverside Reads: The In-Between

Tuesday 3 November 2020

Riverside Reads is a monthly programme of world premiere first readings of plays and musicals with a discussion with the actors and creatives afterwards.

February 2021

Riverside Reads: StarBoy

Tuesday 2 February 2021

Riverside Reads is a monthly programme of world premiere first readings of plays and musicals with a discussion with the actors and creatives afterwards.

March 2021

The WhatsOnStage Awards 2021

Expected: March 2021

The only major theatre awards in which you, the audience, are the judges across all categories.

April 2021

Olivier Awards with Mastercard 2021

Expected: April 2021

Established in 1976, the Olivier Awards celebrate the world-class status of London theatre, and are Britain's most prestigious stage honours.

The Passion of Jesus 2021

Friday 2 April 2021

Supported by the Mayor of London, one hundred Wintershall players bring their electric and moving portrayal of the final days of Jesus to this iconic location in the capital.