Late night events, Theatre

Pushing the boundaries of physical comedy, storytelling and clown in 55 minutes of surreal skits, bizarre caricatures and demented accordion playing.

Bold and brassy musical about a new app for cruising LGBT folks (so think Grindr, but … you know … not Grindr) which leads a couple of flatmates into a spot of bother. Starring X Factor 's Lloyd Daniels.

Something Underground Theatre company presents Jonathan Brown's mixture of physical theatre and storytelling which explores the story of Brighton's famous hand-dug well.

Burlesque show.

The UK's sharpest poets, storytellers and comedians perform with jaw-dropping improvised soundtracks and films from the genre-hopping Tongue Fu Band and East London design studio CR&D. One of London's liveliest and largest spoken word shows, it is a riotous experiment in live literature, music, film and improvisation.

• Directed by: Edward Stambollouian
• Written by: Harold Pinter

Director Edward Stambollouian directs a cast including Joanna Lumley and Andrew Scott, in two of Harold Pinter's short plays.

Miss Dusty O, Tasty Tim and Lady Lloyd spin commercial dance and pop at a weekly celebration of glamorous polysexuality.

Three short plays will be created on the night in one hour from audience suggestions. Whether it's a gritty thriller, a love story or a comedy, The Trilogy is chance to see fresh, responsive and entertaining new theatre.

Come and see the show that won the Best Circus award at Adelaide Fringe in 2012. No fanfare or sequins, just the extraordinary skill and passion of two talents on a lifelong adventure. Featuring flying hulahoops, slapstick acrobatics, aerial rope moves and daring double trapeze.

Trajal Harrell performs a stripped down, solo version of Twenty Looks imagining dance history as it might have been.

• Directed by: Andrew Room
• Written by: Roald Dahl

David Wood's darkly comic adaptation of Roald Dahl's novel, which uses UV Blacklight technology to tell the story of the revolting Mr and Mrs Twit.

In the early stages of research and development, Adrian Howells offers a small group of audience-participants an opportunity to experience an intimate, one-on-one prototype 'performance'.

Lip-sync drag performance from boychild, a young black transgender artist who re-appropriates mainstream fashion and hetro-pop to change its meaning completely.

• Directed by: Valentina Ceschi
• Written by: Thomas Eccleshare

A double bill of contemporary theatre pieces: in the first, Marlon Brando, Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor flee a shattered New York together. The second is created by Valentina Ceschi, Kate Lane and Guoda Jaruseviciute, with a script by Thomas Eccleshare.

Fighetta welcomes you to the world of Vesta! A theatrical, darkly comic celebration of humanity, inspired by Italian film-maker Federico Fellini and brought to you by six sordid women. With startling imagery and outrageous behaviour, this playful physical piece features blood, grapes and a wedding (possibly). Suitable for…

A thrilling multi-media performance examining our obsessive relationship with computer technology. Witness Alice fall ever deeper into the world behind the screen in this powerful and chilling contemporary tale. " IdeasTap fund winners Witness Theatre are back after last year’s sell-out performance. “…remember the name…

Witness Theatre presents a multimedia performance in which a woman becomes entangled in an obsessive relationship involving computer technology.

• Written by: Christina Reid

In an ancient garden, hear the story of the two tribes who fought long ago, and of the two ghosts who still haunt the earth. This fully immersive performance holds the nature of humanity to the light, and questions its desire to fight and separate.

November 24th 1963, 11.21am. Lee Harvey Oswald, the suspected assassin of the 35th President of The United States, is gunned down in the basement of the Dallas Police Department by a man who shouldn't be there: local nightclub owner Jacob Rubenstein, also known as Jack Ruby. The Mafia's man in Dallas. Really? Take a seat.

Clifford Barry presents a drama based around the life of the man who murdered John F Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, hoping to dispel some of the many questions that surround his life and motives.