WHAT'S ON AT THE SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE, LONDON
Below you will fin what's on at the Southwark Playhouse in London.
With three theatres, located in two different buildings ten minutes apart on either side of the Elephant & Castle, Southwark Playhouse stages original theatre productions.
Southwark Playhouse Elephant SE11 is home to the 294-seat Main Space, located just a five minute walk south of Elephant & Castle train and tube stations on the Northern Line, while Southwark Playhouse Borough SE1, four minutes walk north of the stations, has two theatres - a 198-seat auditorium called The Large, and the 134-capacity The Little.
Most Popular Shows and Events at Southwark Playhouse, London
What's On at the Southwark Playhouse, London
Dog Mom
Borough SE1 - The Little
Saturday 7 November 2026
The New Comedies Festival 2024 winner, Dog Mom is an offbeat and heartfelt American comedy from Tate Elizabeth Hanyok about starting over, finding your people, and learning that love occasionally arrives covered in mud. Fresh from a divorce...Memoriam
Southwark Playhouse, London
Saturday 7 - Saturday 21 November 2026
In the near future, tech company Memoriam is able to extract and repackage human memories as immersive VR experiences. When her grandmother Rivka becomes the last living Holocaust survivor, Memoriam employee Rachel sees an opportunity to pr...Nero
Southwark Playhouse, London
Saturday 7 November - Saturday 5 December 2026
Andrew Barth Feldman will star as Nero in the highly anticipated new musical NERO, with book and lyrics by Tony Award? winner Steven Sater, music by Tony Award? winner Duncan Sheik, and directed by acclaimed director Lindsay Posner. From th...Relative Motion
Southwark Playhouse, London
Saturday 14 November - Saturday 5 December 2026
Two people can be moving together, relative to the rest of the world. And yet, relative to each other, they?re still. Sam?s really busy: applying for PhD in physics, babysitting her new nephew, and supporting her mum who?s going through che...Brixton Calling
Southwark Playhouse, London
Saturday 23 January - Saturday 13 March 2027
In 1983, Simon Parkes bought a derelict Brixton cinema for ?1. He called it The Academy. Ten years later, he had transformed it into one of the world?s most iconic music venues ? and changed British music forever. Inspired by Parkes? anarch...The Radium Girls