London’s biggest annual arts festival returns for 8 weeks of fringe and experimental theatre, comedy, acrobatics, spoken word, film, podcast recordings cabaret and music. The eight-week programme of events takes place in Waterloo in The Vaults and Network Theatre.
The line-up includes work in progress comedy sets from Liam Williams, Helen Duff and Eleanor Colville, and you can nab tickets for those each of those for a fiver.
If West End musicals are too saccharine and expensive, then shows like The People’s Rock: A Musical, and Great Again might be the antidote.
Immersive Theatre fans can get their fix on The Lifeboat, where the audience must solve puzzles to escape from a prison ship or Wrecked a site-specific piece of theatre where the audience is invited inside a crashed card seconds after the accident to help Sam, the driver put the pieces of her life back together.
Other events include Edinburgh Fringe sell-out show The Red Bastard, storytelling show For A Black Girl , a live podcast recording starring the audience, short film screenings, silent disco and late shows.
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| Venue: | The Vaults |
| Entry: | £5.00 – £22.00 |
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High: 13 ℃ Low: 7 ℃
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| Access: |
242 m from Lambeth North Bakerloo Line 249 m from Waterloo Jubilee LineBakerloo LineNorthern LineWaterloo & City Line 0.6 km from Southwark Jubilee Line |
| Web: | https://vaultfestival.com |
| Area: | Waterloo |
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