The untold story of the greatest women’s football team of World War One as their spirit lives on in the Lionesses epic Women’s World Cup adventure this summer

Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch are delighted to be hosting the New Wolsey Theatre’s new production of Patrick Marber’s West End smash-hit drama The Red Lion. Playing 26 – 30 September.

Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch is today announcing its next ambitious programme of produced work: • Seven world premieres • A new direction in digital, environmental and co-created work • Two timely commissions from leading female playwrights • A different partnership approach with Havering Changing creating and telling locally resonant stories with people at their heart • A fresh commitment to community touring

After an extensive recruitment process, where over a third of applicants identified as deaf, disabled or neurodivergent, Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch is today excited to be announcing its new Creative Directors.

Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch are delighted to be hosting Rifco Theatre Company and Watford Palace Theatre’s latest production Happy Birthday Sunita. Playing 23 – 27 May.

The Offies (Off West End Theatre Awards) today announced three nominations for the brand-new production of Lauren Gunderson’s award-winning comedy, The Book of Will which opened in April at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch and plays until Sat 13 May before transferring to Octagon Theatre Bolton from Wed 17 May and Shakespeare North Playhouse from Thu 19 October.

A brand-new production of Lauren Gunderson’s award-winning comedy, The Book of Will, is coming to UK audiences this year in its European premiere. This hilarious love letter to theatre is a co-production from Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, Octagon Theatre Bolton, and Shakespeare North Playhouse.

Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch are delighted to announce the return of Centre Stage – a polished scratch night celebrating and promoting local deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists and people living with chronic illnesses in Essex and Outer East London.

As the East London curators of the Society of British Theatre Designers’ national exhibition of UK design for performance, ‘Hello Stranger’ (2019-2023), David Shearing and Khadija Raza are thrilled to announce that an exhibition is currently on display in the foyer of Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch until 26 March.

National Social Prescribing Day is an annual celebration of social prescribing which recognises Social Care workers, local community groups, and organisations which support people’s health and wellbeing.

Transforming the stage into a boxing ring, this revival of Sucker Punch is set to be a thrillingly staged spectacle of blood, sweat and tears with an electrifying soundtrack.