Drayton Arms Theatre

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Drayton Arms Theatre A studio theatre showing everything from sketch comedy to Shakespeare, new plays to musicals, contemporary plays to opera.
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Showcasing new and emerging companies and artists in a supportive environment


DIRECTIONS

Tube: Gloucester Road (District, Circle, Piccadilly)
Turn right out of the station, continue to second set of traffic lights, turn right along Old Brompton Road, we are on the left hand side by the next set of traffic lights. Tube: South Ken (District, Circle, Piccadilly)
Exit the station via the left hand entrance, cross over the road at the crossing in front of the station. Turn right and walk down Old Brompton Road (approx 8 minutes). Bus
There is a bus stop outside pub for routes C1 and 430.

Where Would You Like To Start?'It confuses me, sometimes. I just wanna be and say and do without having to go in the maz...
02/11/2026

Where Would You Like To Start?

'It confuses me, sometimes. I just wanna be and say and do without having to go in the maze where people wave madly at each other and smile, while following their own secret routes.'

Frances and Jonah are the happiest they've ever been. With changing friendships, doubt-inducing jobs, and an overheard therapy session however - is it true that you can only trust yourself?

Follow Frances and Jonah, Sadie and Rich, two couples, two friends, in Shaw Productions’ new play.

November 3rd-7th
🎟️ https://www.thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/where-would-you-like-to-start

⏰ 3rd - 7th November @ 19:30 📍 The Drayton Arms Theatre ‘It confuses me, sometimes. I just wanna be and say and do without having to go in the maze where people wave madly at each other and smile, while following their own secret routes.’ Frances and Jonah are the happiest they’ve ever be...

Let the Wind Have ItPresented by E10 ProductionsLet the Wind Have It is a collection of three short plays by Tennessee W...
29/10/2026

Let the Wind Have It
Presented by E10 Productions

Let the Wind Have It is a collection of three short plays by Tennessee Williams exploring themes of loss, loneliness and abandonment. These touching pieces contain some of Williams' most adventurous writing, and foreshadow characters and ideas he would go on to develop in his major works.

Featuring This Property is Condemned, Why Do You Smoke So Much, Lily? and Mister Paradise.

November 1st-2nd
🎟️ https://www.thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/let-the-wind-have-it

27/10/2026

TONIGHT

The Man Who Thought He Was A Baboon is BACK 🐒

Teenage Hugo had no idea that howling at the moon like a wolf would turn him into the black sheep. The brutal punishment that followed from his family became a shame he vowed to keep to himself.

Adult Hugo, far removed from his dark childhood, now lives a quiet life with his wife, Summer… til one event changes everything: the eye-watering inheritance left to him by his beloved aunt.

Summer and the newly-hired village doctor start to carefully convince Hugo that he's a baboon.

If only Hugo had kept that secret to himself.



A dramatic presentation, integrating the work of visual artist Vivien Delta. Presented by Pulp House & Drayton Arms Theatre

Part of GrimFest 2026

October 27th-31st
🎟 https://www.thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/baboon-2

21/10/2026
The Two-Character PlayBy Tennessee WilliamsAn intimate two-hander about a brother and sister bound together by love, but...
19/10/2026

The Two-Character Play
By Tennessee Williams

An intimate two-hander about a brother and sister bound together by love, but also by circumstance and a past trauma that has slowly cut them off from the outside world.

At its heart it is a play about those who are deemed too broken, too strange, too damaged to belong and what becomes of them when the world walks away.

Reimagined through a South Asian lens because the truth we keep returning to is that this story was never anyone's to keep, and always everyone's to tell.

OPENING TOMORROW

October 20th-24th
🎟 https://www.thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/the-two-character-play

You're Invited ✨Our last mixer of the year!Make some new theatre friends, enjoy a cheeky discount or two, chat the night...
15/10/2026

You're Invited ✨

Our last mixer of the year!

Make some new theatre friends, enjoy a cheeky discount or two, chat the night away.

All are welcome! We look forward to seeing you x

14/10/2026

: Navigating Relationships and Unspoken Truths

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes before a new play hits the stage? 🎭✨

We sat down with writer/producer Alexandra Shaw to talk all things Where Would You Like To Start? coming to The Drayton Arms Theatre this November!

From exploring the "free-fall" of changing life stages to the neurological impacts of how we talk to loved ones, get an exclusive look inside the creative process behind this funny, nuanced, and deeply human new show.

📖 Read the full interview now on our website, link in bio or see first comment.

🎟️ Catch the show: 3–7 November at Drayton Arms Theatre

12/10/2026

Our GrimFest 2026 line up 🌀🐦‍⬛🐒

Come get your spooky season started…

08/10/2026

Two down, three to go!

There are still some tickets available for our final run of Tides (An Autism Story) at the Drayton Arms Theatre in London. Please don't miss out, we're on tonight, tomorrow and then the last show will be Saturday. Get your tickets before they all go 😁

Link in bio.

Address

153 Old Brompton Road
London
SW50LJ

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 11pm
Tuesday 12pm - 11pm
Wednesday 12pm - 11am
Thursday 12pm - 12am
Friday 12pm - 12am
Saturday 12pm - 12am
Sunday 12pm - 11pm

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