This June, the Bob Hope Theatre presents King Charles, a speculative, fictional “what if” scenario based on Prince Charles becoming King Charles III following the Queen’s death. His scandal-prone family schemes against him, as his controversial political  decisions cause constitutional crisis and lead to chaotic riots and army in the streets. To book tickets visit http://www.bobhopetheatre.co.uk/kingcharles.html

From Friday 27 to Sunday 29 May, Atelier Courvoisier will be a destination for cocktails and creative workshops in celebration of the new collaboration between DANIEL w. FLETCHER and the luxury cognac house. Located in London’s vibrant Soho, attendees can expect design workshops – including screen-printing and jacket painting workshops – hosted by Fletcher himself; Courvoisier tasting and cocktail masterclasses; and a stunning bar open in the evenings serving a bespoke menu of cocktails. Inspired by Fletcher’s very own design studio, Atelier Courvoisier will showcase the limited-edition, hand-painted bottles and apparel from the collaboration and provide a creative space for…

How do you pronounce Van Gough’s name and what was he like as a young man?  These are the questions posed in‘Vincent in Brixton’,  currently performing at the Bob Hope Theatre, Eltham, until today 21st May.  Written by Nicholas Wright, ‘Vincent in Brixton’ was first performed in 2002 and won the 2003 Olivier Award for Best New Play. There’s only a modest amount of documentation about Van Gough’s early years, so Wright uses letters Van Gough wrote to inspire the play which charts the story of a 19 year old Van Gough renting a room in Brixton whilst trying to be an…

Brilliant. Powerful. Captivating.. These are just some of the words we at ONIN have used describe the newest production of George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ currently performing at the Richmond Theatre until Saturday. Orwell’s satirical masterpiece is a political novel published in 1945 telling the story of revolution and its aftermath and is a classic allegory on communism. After Old Major, the prize boar, has a dream one night the various animals at the farm come together to overthrow the farmer and run the farm themselves with the principles of freedom and all animals being equal as their pillars. But what…

This May, visit the Bob Hope Theatre in Eltham to watch Vincent In Brixton. The play is set in 1873, where at the age of 20, Vincent Van Gogh rented a room in a suburb of London while he was being groomed for a career as an art dealer in his family’s business.   This heralded play traces the transforming effects of love, sex and youthful adventure on Van Gogh’s still unformed talent, portraying him as he might have been and supposing a poignant affair with his landlady that might have happened.    Nicholas Wright’s play Vincent in Brixton was first…