Our Shop

Roll up, roll up – and if you’re outside, come inside for a warm welcome to our shop!

Our shop contains an array of CDs, books, DVDs and souvenirs – and the proceeds from all sales of our merchandise go to support our life-changing work.

So thanks in advance for your purchase and for your support!

DVDs & CDs Cards & Stationery Books & Programmes

Latest

Poles Apart

An original and thought provoking ensemble performance by Chickenshed Kensington & Chelsea's Adult Theatre.
Foundation Degree End of Year Show - 1888

These end of year shows are the final pieces by students that have studied on our Foundation Degree in Inclusive Performance course and represent the culmination of all their learning and creativity during their time at Chickenshed.
Student Open Day - June 2018

An opportunity to meet staff, participate in a workshop and get a feel for what being a student here will be like.
BTEC End of Year Show - Time Anchor Hope

Come and see our BTEC students in action. Expect to be moved, entertained and inspired.

ShedHelsinki Dreams

ShedHelsinki Dreams by Dave Carey, Senior Producer at Chickenshed.
Cards and Stationery
DVDs & CDs
Books & Programmes
Musical Dreams for Freedom
Voices and Choices

A performance workshop transition project for Primary Schools.
Your Support Matters

As the world around us seems to become increasingly divided, Chickenshed gives us a glimpse of how different things could be. Through inclusion, equality, diversity, and creativity, we can change perspectives and broaden horizons.
Food and Drink

Come and enjoy a coffee and croissant or a delicious Mediterranean-inspired lunch or evening meal at our comfortable and family-friendly restaurant, Brothers Grill.
Access Information

Access is at the centre of Chickenshed's vision. We aim to offer a warm welcome to everyone, and to ensure that all our activities are as accessible as possible to the widest number of people. We offer a reduced rate to patrons attending specifically for Access Performances (captioned, audio-described, sign language interpreted). Similarly, we offer wheelchair users the reduced rate to sit in the designated wheelchair areas in the stalls.
History

In 1974, musician and composer Jo Collins met teacher and director Mary Ward. Sharing a belief that everyone should be able to perform and create, they set up a theatre company.