Queer Theatre Spring Season

London’s award-winning LGBTQIA+ theatre and production company, Queer Theatre, unveils a bold new season of inspiring events, fostering a community of both emerging and acclaimed theatre makers. Dedicated to championing queer stories and cultivating the next generation of writers and creatives, the company continues to provide a vital platform where emerging voices can experiment and be heard in a space that is both artistically ambitious and unapologetically safe. 

Kicking off the season will be Harry McDonald with his play Foam on Tuesday 21st April. Inspired by a true story and following Nicky’s journey into far-right extremism across twenty years against the backdrop of London’s skinhead and gay scenes of the 70s and 80s. On Tuesday 19th May, Coral Wylie presents their sell out debut production Lavender, Hyacinth, Violet, Yew a witty and beautiful play about nineteen-year-old Pip reconnecting with themselves through gardening, that premiered at the Bush Theatre in 2025, after being shortlisted for the Alfred Fagon Award. On Tuesday 16th June, the group will dive into Jake Brunger’s provocative comedy Four Play that explores the shifting dynamics of an open relationship, having first been presented at The Old Vic and Theatre503 and later revived at the King’s Head Theatre in 2025. The next upcoming play in March is The Last Stand of Mrs. Mary Whitehouse held by Caroline Bird on Tuesday 17th March.

As part of Queer Theatre’s wider programme and named in honour of patron Sir Stephen Fry, Luvvie: Gods and Monsters will launch on Friday 8th May, inviting guests to celebrate the queer community in Greek mythology–inspired costume. For those seeking connection beyond party spaces, Queer Theatre responds to its growing community with Walk & Talk, a new outdoor initiative offering a sober and supportive environment for LGBTQIA+ creatives and allies.

Alongside this ambitious programme, the company’s much-loved showcase events returns with, OutCast: Spring Showcase on Wednesday 25 March, and Summer Variety Night on 19 June delivering an exuberant celebration of drag, stand-up and musical theatre, This new season runs alongside Queer Theatre’s ongoing LGBTQIA+ Acting Classes, held every Monday at The Two Brewers, and a presence at Pride events throughout the year. The company also continues its regular collaboration with Alasdair Buchan for Shakespeare Masterclass exploring the works of Shakespeare through a distinctly queer lens.

Further special guests will also be announced later this year for the UK’s leading theatre podcast, The Show People Podcast, including on-stage and screen star Jack Holden with more acclaimed names to follow.

Further Information: www.queertheatre.co.uk