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The Other Side of Anonymity: <em>The Believers Are But Brothers</em> at the Bush Theatre

The Other Side of Anonymity: The Believers Are But Brothers at the Bush Theatre

Before you enter the theatre, you are asked to join a special WhatsApp group as part of the show. For once, we are not asked to switch off our phones. ...

by Isabelle • 31st January 201815th January 2026

A Cry in the Dark: <em>Parliament Square</em> at the Bush Theatre

Arts & Culture

A Cry in the Dark: Parliament Square at the Bush Theatre

James Fritz’s new play is bold, fresh and acutely observed – but also an incredibly uncomfortable theatrical experience.

by Simon Fearn • 14th December 2017

Absurd Realism: <em>Hir</em> at the Bush Theatre

Arts & Culture, Technology

Absurd Realism: Hir at the Bush Theatre

Hir, Taylor Mac’s raucous black comedy about small-town American values and trans politics, is both daringly subversive and very, very funny.

by EmilyBueno • 27th June 201715th January 2026

This Place We Know: <em>Terrorism</em> and <em>The Rest Of Your Life</em> at the Bush Theatre

Arts & Culture

This Place We Know: Terrorism and The Rest Of Your Life at the Bush Theatre

With the Bush Theatre stripped of a home, this new site-specific festival aims to make a virtue of necessity.

by RebeccaLatham • 10th October 201612th October 2016

Arts & Culture

Poetic Warfare: Pink Mist at the Bush Theatre

While Owen Sheers’ verse drama about soldiers in Afghanistan has a troubling tendency to tell rather than show, it has moments of real poignancy.

by Xenobe • 5th February 20165th February 2016

His Heart On His Sleeve: <em>Jumpers For Goalposts</em> at the Bush Theatre

Arts & Culture

His Heart On His Sleeve: Jumpers For Goalposts at the Bush Theatre

Hotly-tipped playwright Tom Wells – from Hull – has said that London theatre’s more knowing audiences make it difficult for writers to wear their hearts on their sleeve. South London ...

by PhoebeEclair • 29th November 20131st December 2013