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Following Government advice about national coronavirus measures until 2 December, we have sadly cancelled all remaining performances of Death of England: Delroy. The production will now be streamed for free on 27 November and return for live performances in spring 2021.​

Performances of Dick Whittington will begin as scheduled on Friday 11 December. We thank you for your support and patience during this period of disruption.

Death of England: Delroy - portrait of Michael Balogun, with cuts and sticking plaster

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Dick Whittington. A photo collage of a variety of animals, some dressed up, including a pigeon in the Lord Mayor of London's robes, with bunting and Tower Bridge in the background

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Death of England: Delroy - portrait of Michael Balogun, with cuts and sticking plaster

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