What happens when you force Henry VIII, Marie Antoinette, and a host of infamous royals into a room to talk about their feelings? A hysterical historical mash-up where Kings clash, therapy endures, and laughter reigns supreme. Starring Kat Marchant (YouTube’s Reading the Past) as Dr. Thompson! The Monarchs are definitely not amused. Marie is moping, Mansa Musa’s in a mood, and Tutankhamun has tottered off back to his mummy. Worse still, someone has leaked their secrets to the press! Can our long-suffering therapist stop the session from descending into absolute chaos? Pull up a throne and come face-to-face with the biggest egos of the last 600 years. They are unfit to rule, unwilling to change, and quite frankly, a right royal pain in the past. Join us for a royal appointment you won’t forget. No time machine required!

The multi award-winning, 5-star new musical that took the Edinburgh Festival by storm lands in London for a strictly limited summer season. After a billion years of bad dates, Earth has finally found the one... Humanity. Sparks fly. Seeds are sown. Ground is broken. But what begins as a passionate love affair between the universe’s most iconic couple quickly descends into a hot mess. From the creators of 42 Balloons, Jack Godfrey and Ellie Coote, comes an original musical about love, hope, and the ultimate breakup.

Iris is broke, exhausted, and running out of time. She’s spent years chasing a version of success that always seems just out of reach, haunted by the belief that if she stops she’ll disappear entirely. Between humiliating auditions and obsessive doom scrolling (mostly stalking a girl from school who somehow got everything right), something darker is demanding her attention: her mother. Her mother’s voice is always ringing in her ears. Thinner, better, more. But now, as her mother grows weaker and begins to depend on her, the pressure hasn’t lifted. It’s just changed shape. And Iris is starting to unravel. Good For Her! is a comedy-thriller about ambition, womanhood, and the quiet violence of building a life on someone else’s terms. Written and performed by Mollie Semple and directed by Kayla Stokes, this acclaimed solo show blends live performance with projections and voiceover to create an immersive, fractured world where the noise never stops and Iris is never truly alone.