Samuel Beckett's most celebrated work is coming to Arches Lane Theatre this June, just across the river from the Royal Court, where it has its UK premiere in 1955.

Renowned comedian Mitch Benn returns to Arches Lane Theatre this May to read Kenneth Grahame's beloved classic The Wind in the Willows in celebration of 2026 being the National Year of Reading.

This fast-paced, rip-roaring adventure tells the story behind Robin Hood - how the myth was forged.

Blending heartbreak, humor, and hope, Beast on the Moon is a deeply human story about love, trauma, and the painful journey toward healing.

Avast there, ye infernal landlubbers!

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

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

Rising British stars Emily Masser and Alex Clarke present an evening of fresh exciting music  joined by a top class rhythm section of some of London’s most in-demand musicians.

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: 13 June

Join us for an afternoon of classical monologues and duologues from Italia Conti's 3 Year Acting Graduates.

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

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.