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Bassett
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Independent.
Unafraid.

Bassett Theatre is an independent theatre company making original work from London. We create drama, solo performance, and new writing that is ambitious, intimate, and genuinely alive — theatre that pursues the difficult questions about identity, belonging, and what it costs to be human.

We believe the stage is a place for honesty. Our work sits at the intersection of autobiography and invention, comedy and grief, the deeply personal and the universally felt. We are not interested in safe theatre.

Based at 1 Bassett Road, London W10, we produce and tour original productions in fringe venues, studio theatres, and non-traditional spaces across the UK.

Base 1 Bassett Road, London W10 6LA
Type Independent theatre company, UK
Focus New writing, solo performance, touring

Productions

Production No. 01

An Act(Or?)

One actor. Nine robot identities. Zero certainty.

London, 2022. Omicron. A young actor named Dre is waiting — for the call, for the breakthrough, for a reason. In between Shakespeare monologues, Taylor Swift conspiracy theories, and genuinely questionable life choices, he asks the question that keeps actors up at night: what kind of human am I, really?

Told through nine possible robot selves — Supervillain, Trickster, Pinocchio, Lover, Unknown — this one-man show is part stand-up comedy, part Shakespearean confession, part Joe Dispenza meditation gone sideways. Honest, funny, and unexpectedly moving.

Format One-man show
Written & Performed by Andreas Robichaux
Themes Identity, acting, belonging, the method
Available to tour

Production No. 02

The Nose

A man wakes up without the most essential part of himself.

After Gogol. A civil servant wakes one morning to find his nose has left him — is living independently in the city, outranking him socially, moving through the world with more confidence and authority than he ever had. Desperate to reclaim it, he begins a journey through a London that feels both recognisable and entirely wrong.

Bassett Theatre's adaptation of Gogol's absurdist masterpiece strips the satire to its nerve: what do we lose when the thing that defines us walks out the door? A dark comedy about status, self-image, and the parts of ourselves we never knew were in charge.

Format New adaptation
Source After Nikolai Gogol (1836)
Themes Identity, absurdism, status, London
In development

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