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Alex McAleer: Reads The Room

Part mind reading. Part social experiment.

For nearly 20 years, Alex McAleer has studied people and perfected the art of knowing what’s going on inside their heads. He isn’t claiming to be psychic. Though after a few minutes in a room with him, you might start to wonder.

In Reads the Room, Alex explores connection and the remarkable ways we understand one another, often without saying a word.

Through expert people-reading, psychological illusion and a playful sense of mischief, Alex turns every audience into a live social experiment. Thoughts are uncovered, decisions are predicted, and complete strangers find themselves revealing far more than they intended.

No two performances are ever the same. Every show is shaped by the people in the room, creating an experience that’s funny, surprising, and impossible to forget. You’ll laugh. You’ll question everything. You’ll leave wondering how much of your own mind is really your own.

“Mind-blowing” — Broadway World

“McAleer has made a career of those you’ve-got-to-be-kidding-me moments” — Boston Globe

“Wonderfully warm” — Theatre Monkey

“Unnerving, impossible, but most of all entertaining” — Cultivated

“The best thing I’ve seen in theatre for a very long time” — North West End

Date & Time
Mar 18, 2027 7:30 PM

Thursday 18th March | 7:30pm

Tickets

General £21.40

Running Time

1 hour and 50 minutes, incl. interval

Age Guidance

12+ (under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)

Additional Information
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Doors open 30 minutes before the performance

*£1.50 booking fee will be added per ticket

Upcoming shows

Feb

23

16+ recommendation, show will contain very strong language throughout (under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).

Mar

22

14+ recommendation, May contain occasional strong language (under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).

Mar

12

STRICTLY 18+(under 18s will not be permitted into the auditorium)

Apr

02
Wild Women Live

Apr 2, 2027

Suitable for all (under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)