Southwark Playhouse
The Southwark Playhouse is an off-West End theatre located in Elephant & Castle, London.
Founded in 1993 by Juliet Alderdice and Tom Wilson, the Southwark Playhouse sets out to facilitate the work of new and emerging artists at the start of their careers.
The Southwark Playhouse is planning to open two new purpose-built venues: one in Elephant and Castle in 2022, and the second in London Bridge in 2025.
Productions (60)
A haunting new play with music, exploring faith, shame, and queerness in 1980s North-East England.
A dream holiday turns into chaos in this funny, heartfelt musical about family, memories, and connection.
A witty musical comedy where two heroes face frogs and fate to save a divided, despairing world.
A bold look at a queer artist who defied gender norms and fought Nazi occupation through guerrilla art.
A 23-year-old buys a derelict cinema for £1 and turns it into a legendary music venue.
Tom Woffenden & Hamish Clayton's surrealist comedy about conversations on a tube journey.
Two misfits chase fragile dreams in gritty NYC, where survival demands sacrifice and resilience.
A heartfelt musical celebrating love, resilience, and transformation in the face of adversity.
A man’s final day unfolds through dark humor, self-reflection, and the clash of his inner voices.
A darkly funny, raw tale of maternal struggles and viral infamy, told with bold honesty.
A gripping true story of justice, community, and rebellion with a live Americana soundtrack.
A touching, funny play about a troubled marriage tested at a wedding weekend.
