Opera
Elephant Steps
An occult, surrealist opera.
Arcola theatre
Arcola theatre
24 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DLGetting here
Closest Tube Station
Highbury & IslingtonClosest Train Station
Dalston Junction30th October 2024 19:30WednesdayWomen Who Blow On Knots31st October 2024 19:30ThursdayWomen Who Blow On Knots1st November 2024 19:30FridayWomen Who Blow On Knots2nd November 2024 15:30SaturdayWomen Who Blow On Knots2nd November 2024 19:30SaturdayWomen Who Blow On Knots4th November 2024 19:30MondayWomen Who Blow On Knots
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Diary of a Gay Disaster is the current production at Arcola theatre. The upcoming booking period for Diary of a Gay Disaster at Arcola theatre starts 05/11/2024 19:00:00 and runs until 09/11/2024 19:00:00. Tickets for Diary of a Gay Disaster start at £22 and are available to book now.
Women Who Blow On Knots is the current production at Arcola theatre. The latest booking period for Women Who Blow On Knots at Arcola theatre started 24/10/2024 19:30:00 and runs until 23/11/2024 19:30:00. Tickets for Women Who Blow On Knots start at £19 and are available to book now.
Distant Memories of the Near Future is the current production at Arcola theatre. The upcoming booking period for Distant Memories of the Near Future at Arcola theatre starts 12/11/2024 19:00:00 and runs until 30/11/2024 19:00:00. Tickets for Distant Memories of the Near Future start at £15 and are available to book now.
Arcola is just 2 minutes’ walk from both Dalston Kingsland and Dalston Junction stations, on the London Overground.
- 5 minutes by train from Highbury & Islington (connecting with Victoria line).
- 10 minutes by train from Whitechapel(connecting with District and Hammersmith and City lines).
- 10 minutes by train from Stratford(connecting with Central, Jubilee, DLR lines and National Rail).
Arcola is a 5-minute bus ride away from Hackney Downs station (10 minutes from Liverpool Street, connecting with Central, Circle, Hammersmith and City and Metropolitan lines).
Arcola is served by the following bus routes:
- 149 from London Bridge or Edmonton Green.
- 242 from Tottenham Court Road via Liverpool Street or Hackney Central.
- 6 or 243 from Old Street or Wood Green.
- 38 or 56 from Angel or Clapton Pond Roundabout/Lea Bridge Road.
- 30 or 277 from Highbury and Islington.
Musical
Diary of a Gay Disaster
Opens 05 November 2024
Dear Diary, welcome to this unapologetic hilarious queer comedy.
From £22
Play
Women Who Blow On Knots
Take a journey of a lifetime and discover the power of freedom and resilience.
From £19
Play
Distant Memories of the Near Future
Opens 12 November 2024
A dystopian universe that challenges the science of love
From £15
Musical
Little Miss Sunshine
Little Miss Sunshine pulls into the Arcola Theatre. Tickets are available now!
Play
Spun
“Yeah, but where are you really from?"
Play
The Plague
The Plague is Albert Camus’ electrifying story about living through a time of crisis and fighting back against despair.
Play
Ute Lemper: Rendezvous with Marlene
Ute Lemper: Rendezvous with Marlene
Play
The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives
Four wives, one husband and a devastating secret.
Play
The Cutting Edge
The Cutting Edge a new show by Jack Shepherd at London's Arcola Theatre
Play
Not Talking
“If I don’t want to tell anyone, it’s up to me, right?”
Play
New Nigerians
Patrice Naiambana returns as the rabble-rousing Greatness Ogholi in Rosamunde Hutt’s acclaimed production.
Play
Mrs Dalloway
Forward Arena present a fast-paced, dynamic staging of Virginia Woolf‘s tale, in a bold new version by Hal Coase (Callisto: a queer epic).
Opera
The Rape of Lucretia
In Rome, 510 BC, Lucretia is sought out in the night by the prince Tarquinius.
Play
Mark Thomas: Check-Up
Based on a series of interviews with leading experts and residencies in hospitals and surgeries.
Play
Stop and Search
Stop and Search
Play
Radio
Al Smith's Radio play takes over the Arcola Theatre this summer with some of the cheapest London theatre tickets around.
Play
The Dance of Death
The Dance of Death comes to London's Arcola Theatre
Opera
Greek
Greek is a riotous, contemporary retelling of the Oedipus myth, based on the verse play by Steven Berkoff (East, Decadence).
Play
Sitting
Katherine Parkinson's debut play Sitting, for one month only at the Arcola Theatre
Play
Keith?
Keith? A Comedy comes to the Arcola Theatre for 3 weeks only!
Play
#WeAreArrested
Arcola's first RSC co-production based on the book by Can Dündarook, #WeAreArrested
Play
Borders
Winner of multiple awards at the Edinburgh Fringe Borders has come to London's Arcola Theatre for an extremely limited run.
Play
Until The Flood
Tickets to see Dael Orlandersmith come to the Arcola with Until the Flood
Play
Games
Henry Naylor's Fringe First winning show Games comes to the Arcola Theatre for a limited 3 week run!
Play
The Daughter-in-Law
Nominated for 3 Off West End Awards (Best Female Performance, Best Costume Design, Best Direction)
Play
A Hero Of Our Time
After a sold out Edinburgh Fringe run, A Hero Of Our Time comes to London's Arcola Theatre for 4 weeks only!