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What's On

30 June - 4 July 2026

Memoria: 

A Double Bill of One Act Plays

KDC Theatre presents a double bill of one-act plays: The Anniversary by Anton Chekhov, and The Hut by Iain Prest.

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20 & 21 July 2026, 7.30

Tom Read Wilson: The A – Z of Me

Join television presenter, author, actor, and singer Tom Read Wilson for The A - Z of Me - an irreverent, whistle-stop tour of the alphabet.

On sale 11:00am, 24 June 2026.

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25 July 2026, 1.30

Voices of Wandsworth

Celebrating the vibrant history, diversity, and cultural wealth of Wandsworth's South Asian community with an afternoon of live readings from acclaimed South Asian poets.

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19, 20, 26, 27 & 28 Aug

Jonathan Pie:

Work in Progress

Join Jonathan Pie as he road-tests brand new material for his forthcoming national tour.

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Saturdays 9 pm

Cabaret for the End of the World

Joined by some of the best talent the London cabaret scene has on offer, your cheeky compere will guide you through the apocalypse and see you safely at the end of it to the sound of their rugged accordion.

 

Next show: 4 July

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23 - 25 July 2026, 7.30

What Wood Victoria Do?

From the creators behind the critically acclaimed Looking For Me Friend comes What Wood Victoria Do? A brand new show, that takes an even deeper dive into the world of Wood.

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30 July - 16 August 2026

Treasure Island

by Robert Louis Stevenson

adapted and directed by Nicky Diss

Avast there, ye infernal landlubbers!

 

Join us for a riotous tale of buccaneers and buried treasure. 

Full of swashbuckling pirates, rowdy sea shanties and whirlwind costume changes, this thrilling adventure is suitable for families of all ages. 

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2 - 5 September 2026

Transit 

from Halfpace Theatre

Halfpace Theatre brings their award-winning, genre-bending investigation of identity, belonging and migration in contemporary Britain to Arches Lane Theatre.

 

Based on true stories, Transit is a love letter to anyone who has ever lived in between languages, cultures, identities and locations.

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