Set in the 50’s, ‘Three Women in an Ice Cream Cone’ reveals all about the love lives of Grace, Alice and Linda, who orbit Gino Jaconelli, Cone Shop proprietor. Originally from Napoli, Italy, Gino and his brother Luigi, came to Britain with some savings and daring dreams. A ‘cupcake and gelato special’ is definitely on the menu, but is that what is served? With a fifties soundtrack, ‘Three Women in an Ice Cream Cone’ may have you coming back for seconds!

Set in small-town America, LaBute’s darkly comic play considers the power of the truth, ill-considered choices, and people's capacity for cruelty.
With an outstanding cast including Gemma Atkinson (Calender Girls, West End and National Tour, recent release 13Hrs and Hollyoaks), Okezie Morro (Ruined, Almeida and Innocence, The Arcola) and Tom Greaves (Henry V, Southwark Playhouse)

'This drama gets right under your skin, proving as addictive as it is troubling.’ (Telegraph, Donmar Warehouse production, 2005)

'LaBute...the best new playwright to emerge in the past decade...a genius.' (The New Yorker)

CHARLATAN is a lush, sexy and painfully revealing memoir of the life of Sergei Diaghilev, considered the 20th Century’s greatest impresario. Diaghilev created the Ballets Russes which he brought to Paris in 1909, inspiring a cultural revolution which still resonates through our culture today. Weaving a glorious tapestry, with sets by Picasso, music by Stravinsky and costumes by Chanel to highlight the best dancers in the world, there has never been anything to match this explosion of artistic expression.

GAMES (for two)

A new play by E. Hogan and Directed by Sam Pallis
31st August to the 5th September (1pm)@ Kings Head Theatre.

Gran thinks Grace is a good girl. Grace thinks otherwise. And when Grant arrives, searching for a woman who isn’t there, suddenly the GAMES (for two) start to get more complicated. Dancing between comedy and unnerving sadness, GAMES (for two) plays games, both with the three protagonists, and also with you.

This exciting new abridgement of Shakespeare's King Lear focuses on the very heart of the story - the relationship between an ageing father and his three daughters.

Tennessee Williams' "Moony's Kid Don't Cry" and "The Case of the Crushed Petunias".
Presenting a portrait of a young Williams, this double-bill shows a glimpse of the author's lighter vision of life, as well as introducing some of the enduring themes from which he would later fashion all his major plays.

Recipe For a Perfect Wife

It is 1950 and every woman wants to be 'Britain's Best Housewife'! Fortunately, there is a new game show, just to keep the ladies happy, where women can show off all their talents -like baking- while keeping every hair in place!

MORBID MEMOIRS
SERIOUS LAUGHTER
"A STITCHUATION COMEDY"

10PM
£8 - £6 concessions