This month
LAST THURSDAY CLUB
Welcome to the Last Thursday Club! A monthly evening of storytelling on – you guessed it – the last Thursday of every month. This month’s performers include Sami Abu Wardeh, Marged Siôn, Jessica Tyler and Anna Sherbany.
Hosted by acclaimed writer-performers Roann Hassani McCloskey and James Rowland.
30 April 2026 | Café Palestina, London
Created by Roann Hassani McCloskey and James Rowland. In partnership with Tamasha
Tamasha News
A New Voice, A New Commission: Tamasha x Anjeli Chapman
Tamasha is absolutely thrilled to announce our participation in the inaugural Jerwood Royal Court Commissioning Scheme – a landmark initiative supporting bold new voices and original playwriting across the UK. We are especially proud to be partnering with playwright Anjeli Chapman as one of this year’s six recipients.
Coming up next month
Crescent Cell, Sickle Moon
An exploration of care for people in sickle cell crises — imagined in a parallel universe.
Written by Mojisola Adebayo. Directed by Gail Babb
This event will be a rehearsed reading, followed by a panel discussion on access, care and lived experience in theatre.
2 May | Riverside Studios
Produced by the Sickle Cell Theatre Collective, in association with Tamasha
Coming up next month
Crescent Cell, Sickle Moon
An exploration of care for people in sickle cell crises — imagined in a parallel universe.
Written by Mojisola Adebayo. Directed by Gail Babb
This event will be a rehearsed reading, followed by a panel discussion on access, care and lived experience in theatre.
2 May | Riverside Studios
Produced by the Sickle Cell Theatre Collective, in association with Tamasha
This Summer
BLUE MIST
Olivier Award-nominated Blue Mist is back and this time on tour. A sharp, darkly funny story about truth, trust and ambition. Written by Mohamed-Zain Dada, directed by Milli Bhatia.
17 June – 30 June | Leeds, Peterborough, London, Birmingham, Leicester
Produced by Boundless Theatre in association with Tamasha
This Summer
BLUE MIST
Olivier Award-nominated Blue Mist is back and this time on tour. A sharp, darkly funny story about truth, trust and ambition. Written by Mohamed-Zain Dada, directed by Milli Bhatia.
17 June – 30 June | Leeds, Peterborough, London, Birmingham, Leicester
Produced by Boundless Theatre in association with Tamasha
We’re hiring
ADMINISTRATIVE AND MARKETING ASSISTANT
Tamasha is seeking an Administrative and Marketing Assistant to support day-to-day operations across administration, marketing, productions and events. This is a varied, hands-on role at the heart of a growing company, working closely with a supportive team.
The role includes managing inboxes, coordinating meetings, creating social media content and supporting tour logistics. We’re looking for someone highly organised, collaborative and creatively confident, with a proactive approach.
Full-time, permanent
Salary: £28,000 per annum
Deadline for applications: 12pm on Wednesday 6 May 2026
Tamasha Tales ARMENIA
Tamasha Tales is back and this year we are proud to premiere a newly commissioned work created in partnership with the Armenian Centre for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK), as part of the British Council’s Connections Through Culture Programme. Co-created by Silva Chobanyan and Abi Zakarian.
Tamasha Tales ARMENIA
Tamasha Tales is back and this year we are proud to premiere a newly commissioned work created in partnership with the Armenian Centre for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK), as part of the British Council’s Connections Through Culture Programme. Co-created by Silva Chobanyan and Abi Zakarian.
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
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