New Diorama Theatre — Attraction in London

As a fossil hunter and someone very familiar with the story of Mantell, Owen and the dinosaurs, I wasn't sure what to expect when I went to see Dinomania . Maybe a period-drama type production with a realistic, scientific approach set in a dusty museum? I certainly wasn't expecting humour, sporadic swearing, props made of pieces of fabric and male characters portrayed by women. But guess what? It was brilliant! The actors were superb, passionate, and the quirky approach was captivating. It reminded me of another, thought provoking and inspiring theatre experience, when I saw Equus performed by actors with sticks and toy horses, also totally enthralling . Dinomania sped along at a good pace and the emotional crescendo, culminating in the demise of Richard Owen, provided a superb ending. "The Iguanodon has cost me everything!", exclaimed a desolate Gideon Mantell, which for me summed up the whole story in a nutshell. Who said science cannot be portrayed scientifically? These imaginative artists deserve...

The New Diorama Theatre is a unique venue in the London theatre world. He is known for his support of new and experimental productions. You can often see performances here that you won't find on the big stages.

The theater creates an intimate atmosphere. The audience feels involved in what is happening. This enhances the viewing experience.

The theater's repertoire is diverse. From modern dramas to comedies, everyone will find something interesting for themselves here. New Diorama Theatre is not afraid to take risks and show unusual works.

Many critics have noted the high level of productions. The actors and directors working here are often rising stars. Visiting this theater is an opportunity to see the future of theatrical art.

Overall, the New Diorama Theatre is a place worth visiting for anyone who loves theater and is looking for something new and exciting. It's a theater that makes you...

A hidden gem in between Great Portland St and Euston in and amongst tall curved glass office buildings. Easily missed. The shows shouldn't be. We went to watch 'Boys' a thought provoking improvised from workshops piece that gives you an amazing insight into the hormonally driven, socially challenged and complex world of young men. It's shocking, moving and difficult to watch whilst also being exciting, fun, plus totally relevant and resonant with every news story in recent years. I applaud all the participants, director, Diagrams stage crew and staff who made us migrants from the Bush Theatre Neighbourhood Company very welcome in the small chic cafe before curtain up. The cafe is a narrow, yet well stocked space with a great range of savoury and sweet snacks and a good range of soft and alcoholic drinks. It even boasts it's own piano and...