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Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone
8 March 2027 to 29 March 2027 (selected dates)
British Theatre has covered Rose in 140 articles since 2014.
Susan Novak · 4 April 2026
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Paul T Davies · 16 November 2020
Paul T Davies reviews Maureen Lipman in Rose by Martin Sherman streaming online for a limited return season.
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Mark Ludmon · 12 August 2019
Mark Ludmon reviews Burnt Lemon Theatre's production Tokyo Rose now playing at Underbelly Cowgate at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Rose is a theatrical production that has been staged as part of a Sunday performances series, offering audiences a more intimate and often stripped-back experience than a standard West End run. Sunday performances have a long and cherished tradition in British theatre, frequently showcasing new writing, overlooked classics, or specially conceived productions that might not otherwise find a regular home on the London stage. While full production details for this particular staging are limited, the Sunday performance format is well suited to work that rewards close attention and invites reflection.
Sunday performances in London theatre are typically one-off or short-run events, often presented by producing companies, literary departments, or independent artists who wish to develop or share work with a live audience. They can range from rehearsed readings and workshop presentations through to fully realised productions. For theatregoers, they represent an opportunity to see work at an earlier stage of its life, and to be part of a conversation around new and emerging theatre. Audiences at Sunday performances are often passionate and knowledgeable, making for a particularly engaged atmosphere in the auditorium.
Without confirmed age guidance or content information for this specific production, prospective visitors are advised to contact the presenting venue or producer directly before booking, particularly if planning to attend with younger audience members or anyone with specific access requirements. As a general guide, Sunday performance series tend to programme work aimed at adult theatregoers, though this varies considerably from production to production.
Rose was presented as part of a Sunday performances programme. As the production has now ended, tickets are no longer available. If you are hoping to catch a future revival or a related production, it is worth keeping an eye on listings for London's producing theatres and independent companies, many of which announce new Sunday series throughout the year. Visiting London for theatre? The city's fringe and off-West End venues are particularly active on Sundays, offering a wide range of work at accessible price points.
If Rose appealed to you, or if you are exploring the world of new writing and Sunday performance series in London, you may also wish to look at other productions in a similar vein. Browse our listings for Sunday performances to discover what else has been staged in this format. For further new writing and intimate theatrical experiences, explore our full shows listings and filter by category to find work that suits your interests and schedule.
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