Award-winning theatre company Les Enfants Terribles present the twisted tales of Tum, Tilly, Thingummyboy and friends.  Superb mix of puppetry and musical theatre.  They’re on at the Pleasance.

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Flames flicker over the New York skyline as the wildly funny musical story of a 1960s drag-queen riot unfolds in a cloud of glitter to the beat of Sixties girl group soundtrack. They’re on at the Pleasance.

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Cinematic, explosive and haunting. Analogue take the audience on a devastating journey, inspired by the real life 2002 story of a man who pushed a commuter in front of a tube train in the rush hour.  Fantastic theatre.

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Christian Von Richthofen brings his highly sensitive and funny musical oddity – in the form of a Fiat Punta. They create songs from Bach to Benny Goodman. Adds a much better meaning to happy slapping. Great fun. They’re on at the Pleasance.

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A group of women who have lost their ability to scream. With violence comes humour in this dark dynamic physical theatre performance on how to survive the city – and each other.  They’re on at C venues.

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