Thrilled to announce the world premiere of The Glass Will Shatter 
by Joe Marsh 
Omnibus Theatre
January 21st - February 8th


Thrilling and powerful, The Glass Will Shatter interrogates faith, belonging and polarisation within the school system - and the consequences of Prevent Policy on the quality of education in the UK today.


The performance includes creative captioning and will be followed by a post-show Q&A.



'My grandfather has the scent of the road'


Tickets are now on sale for Jericho's Rose at the Hope Theatre this October. For more information: http://www.thehopetheatre.com/productions/jerichos-rose/


London. Tel-Aviv. Paris. Baghdad. English. Hebrew. French. Arabic. Two writers. Two generations. Searching for home.

JERICHO’S ROSE explores the experience of displacement from a dual perspective - a grandfather struggling with Alzheimer’s and an artist struggling to stay in the UK. What happens when neither can remember where they belong?


Althea Theatre cross the pond and embark on a US tour!

Photo: Andrew Holmes



Hollywood Fringe

Saturday June 19th at 2:30pm
Thursday June 22nd at 10pm

To book your tickets: 

Tijuana, Mexico

Bi-National Fringe Festival
Saturday June 24th 7pm

To book your tickets:

San Diego Fringe

Sunday June 25th 7:30pm
Tuesday June 27th 7:30pm
Thursday  June 29th 7:30pm
Saturday July 1st 7:30pm
Sunday July 2nd 7:30pm

To book your tickets:

Offie Nomination for One Last Thing (For Now)



One Last Thing (For Now) at The Old Red Lion Theatre nominated for an Off-West-End Award for Best Ensemble!

Here are some a few selected reviews:


"A beautiful tapestry of love stories, which proves that neither time, language nor borders can distract from true passion, and the passion of the cast is in overflowing abundance for this timeless piece of theatre..." 
★★★★★ Theatre Weekly

"A must-see production that really gets to the heart of what it means to be human with all our flaws, fears and of course the love that we are capable of providing to those who are closest to us..." 
★★★★★ Love London Love Culture

"Moving, thought provoking and entertaining, this is a great piece of storytelling..." 
★★★★ London Pub Theatres

"The dynamic stories of One Last Thing (For Now) captured the essence of the heartache of parting with loved ones during a time of war..."
★★★★ LondonTheatre1


‘Put on a show born from passion, with limited budget, spend wisely, use a great production team, and you might just create a show like this one! This is the way to do it!’
​★★★★ ​
Theatre Reviews

‘Every single member of the cast gives an engaging and convincing performance, transporting the audience into their war-torn world’
​★★★★​ 
Mind The Blog

"[Lilac] Yosiphon’s tactile direction leaves us with some memorable images..."
​★★★★​
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Exeunt Magazine

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‘Yosiphon has engineered moments of satisfying beauty both visual and emotive.’
​★★★★​
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Live Theatre UK​

"Imaginative and passionate – a super-charged show..." 
Entertainment Focus

‘One Last Thing (For Now) burns brightest when both the love letters and the framework of wartime serve as entry points for the play’s broader investment in shared humanity.’
A Younger Theatre

‘A memorable and undeniably powerful portrayal of the universal human emotions that hold us all together, even in the worst of times and circumstances.’
The Blog of Theatre Things

‘Bold and beautiful theatre; a show you could watch many times, finding something new each time’
Fairy Powdered Productions


Althea Theatre has returned to London following a successful critically acclaimed international tour!




















'A touching piece about belonging, and what we consider to make something our ‘home’ – just the tonic for an uncertain political climate.'

A new 4-star review from Mind the Blog


'Waking up to the final confirmation of President-Elect Trump will live long in everyone’s memories. So, what to do on a day like that? I’d been invited to review Althea Theatre’s There’s No Place Like that evening, and it turned out to be one of the best things I could’ve done'


Click here to read the full review