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Theatre Round-Up: September’s Must-See Shows 🎭

As summer gives way to autumn, London’s theatre scene heats up with an exciting array of performances.

From martial arts legends to profound family dramas and whimsical adventures, click the link in our bio to discover the standout shows you won’t want to miss this September. 🌟

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Join the celebration of friendship and culture at the Urban Elephant festival in in Elephant and Castle this 13th-15th September!

This free event brings together locals and visitors alike for a weekend packed with world fusion music, dance, and art.

Experience performances from across the globe and immerse yourself in the vibrant community spirit of one of London’s most diverse districts.

For more details, check out

Join the celebration at UK Black Pride this Sunday, 11 August, at ! 🌈❤️

As the world’s largest celebration for LGBTQI+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Latin American, and Middle Eastern descent, this event is a must-visit.

Enjoy live performances, delicious food, and creative stalls showcasing art and fashion.

Free to attend and perfect for all ages, it’s a fantastic way to experience London’s diverse and vibrant culture.

After nearly 30 years, is returning to with a stunning programme of ballet and contemporary dance! 🩰

Featuring an international company of dancers, this comeback includes acclaimed works like Kenneth MacMillan’s “Ballade,” unseen in Europe for over 50 years, Ashley Page’s “Larina Waltz,” and a new piece by Olivier Award-winner Arielle Smith.

Don’t miss this incredible fusion of dance and music, right here in London!

📅 11-14 September at Sadler’s Wells
🎟️ Tickets available: https://londoncityballet.com/production/resurgence/ -dates

Get ready for a unique experience with “Crap at Animals” by 🦜🌍

One man attempts to imitate 44,000 extinct and endangered species, blending projection, physical theatre, and clowning. This intimate outdoor show, written by Tom Bailey, offers a poignant space to reflect on our relationships with these species.

Catch it at Greenwich+Docklands International Festival - 31 Aug & 1 Sep. 🎭✨



📅 Dates: 31 Aug & 1 Sep
📍 Location: Greenwich+Docklands International Festival
🔗 Link in bio for more details!