Almeida Shop
Discover official Almeida Theatre merchandise, including play texts, posters and programmes
ON Stage
Shop the merchandise from our current and most recent productions, including official programmes, play texts and posters.
Under the shadow
Shop the merchandise from Carmen Nasr‘s stage adaptation of Babak Anvari‘s BAFTA-winning horror film, directed by Nadia Latif.
- Under the Shadow Official Programme
- Under the Shadow Playtext
- Under the Shadow Poster
programmes
Relive your favourite Almeida Theatre productions with our official theatre programmes, featuring exclusive articles, behind-the-scenes insights and rehearsal photography from each production.
- A6 brochure format
- Sustainably sourced and carbon balanced
- Printed using FSC® recycled paper and recycled materials
- Premium stitched finish
playtexts
Read the scripts behind our productions and explore the work of some of today’s most exciting playwrights.
- Official published play texts
- Featuring plays from past and current Almeida Theatre productions
- Ideal for studying, collecting or gifting
posters
Celebrate your favourite productions with our official theatre posters, featuring original artwork from past and current productions.
- A3 sized
- Printed with original production artwork
- Ideal for framing and displaying
almeida theatre tote bag
Shop our best-selling official Almeida Theatre Tote Bag. Featuring our iconic white Almeida Theatre logo on a black background, it’s a stylish everyday essential and the perfect gift for theatre lovers.
- 100% cotton
- Lightweight and durable
- Monochrome black and white design
- Exclusive to the Almeida Theatre Shop
Learn more about The Almeida
Behind the wall
Featuring behind-the-scenes photography and a personal testimony from Rupert Goold, this book is an exclusive insight into the last 13 years at “the finest theatre in the country” (The i).
The history of islington literary and scientific society
The History of Islington Literary and Scientific Society, a book by Almeida Archivist Lorna Seymour, tells the story of the society who constructed the building which has become the Almeida Theatre.