Here's what to expect:

Pictures of Dorian Gray

Catch the last few shows of Oscar Wilde’s classic masterpiece in the first week of July.

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The Comedies: A Series of Short Plays

Mon 8th - Tue 9th July

By Harry ter Haar. Directed by Kevin Russell, Chris Mayo, Stephen Lloyd and Viktor Leandersson

"The Consultation"
In a last ditch attempt to turn herself into a legend before it’s too late, Danni Lang, a once famous artist, meets an art thief in a hotel room to try and persuade him to steal her painting from the National Portrait Gallery.

"Scaffolding"
Donato Bramante (the Pope’s favourite architect) and Michelangelo (the Pope’s favourite artist) find themselves at war over the erection of revolutionary scaffolding which will enable Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

"Cheating"
After a boozy dinner, two couples get into a heated discussion over what ‘cheating’ means to each of them and to their horror discover that they all have a different understanding of the word.

"Protest"
A banker confronts his wife after she protests outside his office against bankers’ immoral wages.

"I served Hugh Grant an Orange Juice"
A waiter at a billionaire’s private party struggles to work out his place in the world as he contemplates his failing career as a writer and his spiritual quest for enlightenment.

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Hidden Voice

Wed 10th - Fri 12th July

Hidden Voice
Giving a Voice to Dementia

Hidden Voice takes us on an emotional and uplifting experience that takes us into the hidden world behind dementia.

The acclaimed multimedia piece by composer John McHugh brings together musicians from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, a one-woman play by Trisha Duffy and a special new short film by comedy legend Paul Whitehouse.

In Hidden Voice the lyrics and melodies of everyday life are transformed into a deeply moving performance that will change your perceptions of dementia forever.

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Funny Turns

Mon 15th - Sat 20th July

A comedy by David Hampshire, directed by Hayward B. Morse.

Following a sell-out run at the Museum of Comedy David Hampshire’s critically acclaimed play transfers to the Jermyn Street Theatre.

Set in a theatrical boarding house in 1935. Struggling comedian Norman Tate passes his time rehearsing his average act with Sally, the daughter of his landlady Alice. When Norman’s ex-wife Nellie Price moves into his lodgings Norman’s life changes forever. A tale of humour, heartbreak and eventual redemption which demonstrates that life is indeed full of funny turns.

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One For the Road

Mon 22nd - Sat 27th July

Written by Willy Russell, directed by Vivienne Garnett.

‘Dennis, about to turn forty, is desperately trying to escape! Escape a middle-class existence he never imagined for himself. Escape a housing estate he hates for its uniform blandness. Escape his neighbours.

At the enforced birthday celebration he never wanted – with presents and guests he despises – he begins to crack and packs a rucksack! However, his attempts to flee are somewhat hampered by his bumbling parents, a phantom gnome-decapitating vandal and the everlasting love for his vinyl collection. Will he ever break free?

Filled with Willy Russell’s (Blood Brothers, Educating Rita, Shirley Valentine) wonderful one-liners and perceptive characters this play is full of laughs and insight in equal measure.

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