On now
STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey
It’s ★★★★★ for STARS!
Back by popular demand for one month only! Winner of Best New Play at the Offies 2024, STARS returns with its bold, hilarious, and moving celebration of Black and Queer empowerment and desire.
Written by Mojisola Adebayo
Directed by Gail Babb
Until 28 June 2025 | Brixton House
On now
STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey
It’s ★★★★★ for STARS!
Back by popular demand for one month only! Winner of Best New Play at the Offies 2024, STARS returns with its bold, hilarious, and moving celebration of Black and Queer empowerment and desire.
Written by Mojisola Adebayo
Directed by Gail Babb
Until 28 June 2025 | Brixton House
This month
STARS Workshops
Explore culture, movement, and self-expression through a series of empowering workshops.
Various dates | Brixton House
TELL DEM: Series Three – a SHIFT special
Following the success of two incredible series, we are back with two new hosts, directors Gitika Buttoo and Beth Kapila who will dig deep into our ground-breaking intervention dedicated to decolonial practices in theatre: SHIFT. Featuring guests including Milli Bhatia, Gail Babb, Dermot Daly and more!
TELL DEM is produced in partnership with Transmission Roundhouse.
Celebrating 35 years of Tamasha
From championing Global Majority artists to producing award-winning productions, we’re proud of our journey. We’ve nurtured rising stars through our Developing Artists Programme, pioneered digital theatre, and pushed boundaries in storytelling.
But the challenges ahead are real, with arts funding and access still limited for many. Help us continue our legacy and create change.
SHIFT – A commitment to moving forward Global storytelling in the UK
A call-to-collective action to celebrate how global perspectives on our national narrative is vital for British theatre. SHIFT aims to redress the balance around commissioning and dramaturgical practices in the sector that have historically been nurtured through a Eurocentric lens. In partnership with Bristol Old Vic, Beyond Face and Belgrade Theatre, Coventry. Funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
Tamasha’s call to action: we must decolonise the theatre sector
Free Palestine
Resources to support Global Majority artists who have been directly or indirectly affected by the genocide taking place, to have space and support, to be able to voice what they are feeling without censorship or fear, to find solace in the company of others, and kindness in a community that understands.
Free Palestine
Resources to support Global Majority artists who have been directly or indirectly affected by the genocide taking place, to have space and support, to be able to voice what they are feeling without censorship or fear, to find solace in the company of others, and kindness in a community that understands.
Developing Artists
Tamasha Developing Artists is an artist-led professional development programme for emerging and established theatre artists.
Developing Artists
Tamasha Developing Artists is an artist-led professional development programme for emerging and established theatre artists.
About Tamasha
We’re a home for emerging and established artists from the global majority. A theatre company that’s been championing lesser heard voices and stories since 1989.
“The work of Tamasha is vital. Their mission of creating a home for a new generation of artists from the Global Majority is a leading light within our industry. The confidence, tenacity and generosity with which the company articulate their vision and values is resolute and galvanising. We need to ensure support at the highest level for their work if we are to ensure the next generation of representative talent are truly engaged, challenged and championed.”
Professor Orla O’Loughlin | Vice-Principal and Director of Drama | Guildhall School of Music & Drama