Matthew Bournes The Midnight bell

Rhinoceros rampages into 2025 — Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù stars in this bold, absurdist take on mass hysteria and herd mentality.

Peter Grimes is a tale of isolation and prejudice. Haunted by rumours and suspicion, a fisherman finds himself grappling with inner demons as the local community turns against him.

Carlos Acosta is thrilled to be bringing his Cuban dance company Acosta Danza back to the stage. With Cuban Eclectico, the audience will see a group of talented, versatile Cuban dancers showcase works ranging from modern to Afro-Cuban dance: ‘It’s a sample of Cuban life.’

James Graham’s latest masterpiece, Punch, transfers to the Apollo Theatre

Ambition, power and political unrest explode onto the stage in The Merchant of Venice 1936.

After its 2024 sell-out tour, ‘Do I Love You?’ returns.

Motionhouse jaw-dropping production Hidden will explore how, in an increasingly divided world, light can come out of darkness in times of crisis.

Enjoy a special night out at the opera as Bellini’s stunning reworking of Romeo & Juliet tells afresh the eternal story of loyalty and love put to the test.

Underneath the respectable veneer lurks a dark underworld of deception and murder.