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Invasive Species
Experience Invasive Species in London—a gripping play about ambition, identity and resilience. Critically acclaimed, 16+ only.
2 hrs
Invasive Species
Experience Invasive Species in London—a gripping play about ambition, identity and resilience. Critically acclaimed, 16+ only.
2 hrs
Invasive Species
Experience Invasive Species in London—a gripping play about ambition, identity and resilience. Critically acclaimed, 16+ only.
2 hrs
Highlights
Watch a semi-autobiographical play by Maia Novi, praised by The New York Times and Hollywood Reporter
Experience a moving performance exploring themes of immigration, mental health and ambition
Directed by Pulitzer finalist Michael Breslin for an intimate storytelling journey
Exclusive five-week run at King's Head Theatre in London
What’s Included
Entry ticket to Invasive Species at King's Head Theatre
Access to theatre amenities including elevator, accessible restrooms and bar
Why experience Invasive Species in London?
Invasive Species is an unflinching dark comedy inspired by the real-life journey of Maia Novi. Presented at the King's Head Theatre, this show uncovers the highs and lows of pursuing the American dream. Adapted from Novi's time at Yale drama school, the play blends sharp humour with authentic emotion, resonating deeply with audiences and critics alike.
A bold story told on stage
Maia Novi acts out her autobiographical tale, spotlighting the relentless drive and personal sacrifices often faced by immigrants chasing their aspirations. What starts as a journey of ambition soon leads her character into the heart of a youth psychiatric ward, where the boundary between acting for an audience and survival blurs dramatically.
This unique play received outstanding reviews following its debut, marking a strong critical reception and harnessing the power of theatre for social commentary.
Directed by Michael Breslin—a Pulitzer finalist known for innovative productions—Invasive Species brings a raw, dynamic and hauntingly intimate atmosphere.
The performance has gained notable traction online, amassing millions of views and sparking discussions on platforms such as TikTok.
Themes and vision
The play thoughtfully navigates vital issues including immigration, mental health, self-identity and ambition in a competitive world. Through powerful storytelling and minimalist staging, the audience is immersed in the personal experiences of navigating life between two worlds.
Expect direct, honest depictions of mental health struggles seen through the eyes of a young immigrant artist
Explore questions of self-worth, cultural integration and the psychological impact of relentless ambition
Creative team & talent
Leading Role & Writer: Maia Novi delivers a passionate and personal performance
Director: Michael Breslin brings innovative storytelling to the stage
Production: Managed by Folk Productions, with contributions from James Quaife, Amauta M. Firmino, Kate Morley PR, Invasive Studios and photographer Julieta Cervantes
Venue details
King’s Head Theatre offers accessible amenities including an elevator, bar and wheelchair-friendly restrooms. The venue is easily reached in London and features step-free access to all guests. Arrive a little ahead of time to relax at the bar or explore the nearby area.
Prepare for your visit
This play is suitable for audiences aged 16 and above
The production features strong language and themes of self-harm—viewer discretion is recommended
A smart casual dress code is encouraged
The theatre is air-conditioned so consider bringing an extra layer for comfort
Book your Invasive Species tickets now!
Please keep your mobile devices silent during the play
No photography or recording is allowed during the performance
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show begins
Follow staff instructions for seating and accessibility needs
Food and drinks are available at the venue bar but not allowed inside the auditorium
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm
What is the minimum age to attend Invasive Species?
Guests must be at least 16 years old to attend this performance.
Does the play contain any sensitive content?
Yes, the show includes strong language and references to self-harm. Viewer discretion is advised.
Is King's Head Theatre wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the theatre provides step-free access, an elevator and accessible restrooms for visitors.
What facilities are available at the venue?
The theatre offers restrooms, a bar and air conditioning.
What is the dress code?
Guests are encouraged to dress smart casual when attending the show.
Please arrive at King's Head Theatre at least 30 minutes before your show time
Photo ID may be required on entry for age verification—recommended for ages 16+
Wheelchair accessible venue and accessible restrooms available
Smart casual dress is encouraged
Theatre facilities include restrooms, bar and elevator
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
116P Upper St
Highlights
Watch a semi-autobiographical play by Maia Novi, praised by The New York Times and Hollywood Reporter
Experience a moving performance exploring themes of immigration, mental health and ambition
Directed by Pulitzer finalist Michael Breslin for an intimate storytelling journey
Exclusive five-week run at King's Head Theatre in London
What’s Included
Entry ticket to Invasive Species at King's Head Theatre
Access to theatre amenities including elevator, accessible restrooms and bar
Why experience Invasive Species in London?
Invasive Species is an unflinching dark comedy inspired by the real-life journey of Maia Novi. Presented at the King's Head Theatre, this show uncovers the highs and lows of pursuing the American dream. Adapted from Novi's time at Yale drama school, the play blends sharp humour with authentic emotion, resonating deeply with audiences and critics alike.
A bold story told on stage
Maia Novi acts out her autobiographical tale, spotlighting the relentless drive and personal sacrifices often faced by immigrants chasing their aspirations. What starts as a journey of ambition soon leads her character into the heart of a youth psychiatric ward, where the boundary between acting for an audience and survival blurs dramatically.
This unique play received outstanding reviews following its debut, marking a strong critical reception and harnessing the power of theatre for social commentary.
Directed by Michael Breslin—a Pulitzer finalist known for innovative productions—Invasive Species brings a raw, dynamic and hauntingly intimate atmosphere.
The performance has gained notable traction online, amassing millions of views and sparking discussions on platforms such as TikTok.
Themes and vision
The play thoughtfully navigates vital issues including immigration, mental health, self-identity and ambition in a competitive world. Through powerful storytelling and minimalist staging, the audience is immersed in the personal experiences of navigating life between two worlds.
Expect direct, honest depictions of mental health struggles seen through the eyes of a young immigrant artist
Explore questions of self-worth, cultural integration and the psychological impact of relentless ambition
Creative team & talent
Leading Role & Writer: Maia Novi delivers a passionate and personal performance
Director: Michael Breslin brings innovative storytelling to the stage
Production: Managed by Folk Productions, with contributions from James Quaife, Amauta M. Firmino, Kate Morley PR, Invasive Studios and photographer Julieta Cervantes
Venue details
King’s Head Theatre offers accessible amenities including an elevator, bar and wheelchair-friendly restrooms. The venue is easily reached in London and features step-free access to all guests. Arrive a little ahead of time to relax at the bar or explore the nearby area.
Prepare for your visit
This play is suitable for audiences aged 16 and above
The production features strong language and themes of self-harm—viewer discretion is recommended
A smart casual dress code is encouraged
The theatre is air-conditioned so consider bringing an extra layer for comfort
Book your Invasive Species tickets now!
Please keep your mobile devices silent during the play
No photography or recording is allowed during the performance
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show begins
Follow staff instructions for seating and accessibility needs
Food and drinks are available at the venue bar but not allowed inside the auditorium
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm
What is the minimum age to attend Invasive Species?
Guests must be at least 16 years old to attend this performance.
Does the play contain any sensitive content?
Yes, the show includes strong language and references to self-harm. Viewer discretion is advised.
Is King's Head Theatre wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the theatre provides step-free access, an elevator and accessible restrooms for visitors.
What facilities are available at the venue?
The theatre offers restrooms, a bar and air conditioning.
What is the dress code?
Guests are encouraged to dress smart casual when attending the show.
Please arrive at King's Head Theatre at least 30 minutes before your show time
Photo ID may be required on entry for age verification—recommended for ages 16+
Wheelchair accessible venue and accessible restrooms available
Smart casual dress is encouraged
Theatre facilities include restrooms, bar and elevator
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
116P Upper St
Highlights
Watch a semi-autobiographical play by Maia Novi, praised by The New York Times and Hollywood Reporter
Experience a moving performance exploring themes of immigration, mental health and ambition
Directed by Pulitzer finalist Michael Breslin for an intimate storytelling journey
Exclusive five-week run at King's Head Theatre in London
What’s Included
Entry ticket to Invasive Species at King's Head Theatre
Access to theatre amenities including elevator, accessible restrooms and bar
Why experience Invasive Species in London?
Invasive Species is an unflinching dark comedy inspired by the real-life journey of Maia Novi. Presented at the King's Head Theatre, this show uncovers the highs and lows of pursuing the American dream. Adapted from Novi's time at Yale drama school, the play blends sharp humour with authentic emotion, resonating deeply with audiences and critics alike.
A bold story told on stage
Maia Novi acts out her autobiographical tale, spotlighting the relentless drive and personal sacrifices often faced by immigrants chasing their aspirations. What starts as a journey of ambition soon leads her character into the heart of a youth psychiatric ward, where the boundary between acting for an audience and survival blurs dramatically.
This unique play received outstanding reviews following its debut, marking a strong critical reception and harnessing the power of theatre for social commentary.
Directed by Michael Breslin—a Pulitzer finalist known for innovative productions—Invasive Species brings a raw, dynamic and hauntingly intimate atmosphere.
The performance has gained notable traction online, amassing millions of views and sparking discussions on platforms such as TikTok.
Themes and vision
The play thoughtfully navigates vital issues including immigration, mental health, self-identity and ambition in a competitive world. Through powerful storytelling and minimalist staging, the audience is immersed in the personal experiences of navigating life between two worlds.
Expect direct, honest depictions of mental health struggles seen through the eyes of a young immigrant artist
Explore questions of self-worth, cultural integration and the psychological impact of relentless ambition
Creative team & talent
Leading Role & Writer: Maia Novi delivers a passionate and personal performance
Director: Michael Breslin brings innovative storytelling to the stage
Production: Managed by Folk Productions, with contributions from James Quaife, Amauta M. Firmino, Kate Morley PR, Invasive Studios and photographer Julieta Cervantes
Venue details
King’s Head Theatre offers accessible amenities including an elevator, bar and wheelchair-friendly restrooms. The venue is easily reached in London and features step-free access to all guests. Arrive a little ahead of time to relax at the bar or explore the nearby area.
Prepare for your visit
This play is suitable for audiences aged 16 and above
The production features strong language and themes of self-harm—viewer discretion is recommended
A smart casual dress code is encouraged
The theatre is air-conditioned so consider bringing an extra layer for comfort
Book your Invasive Species tickets now!
Please arrive at King's Head Theatre at least 30 minutes before your show time
Photo ID may be required on entry for age verification—recommended for ages 16+
Wheelchair accessible venue and accessible restrooms available
Smart casual dress is encouraged
Theatre facilities include restrooms, bar and elevator
Please keep your mobile devices silent during the play
No photography or recording is allowed during the performance
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show begins
Follow staff instructions for seating and accessibility needs
Food and drinks are available at the venue bar but not allowed inside the auditorium
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
116P Upper St
Highlights
Watch a semi-autobiographical play by Maia Novi, praised by The New York Times and Hollywood Reporter
Experience a moving performance exploring themes of immigration, mental health and ambition
Directed by Pulitzer finalist Michael Breslin for an intimate storytelling journey
Exclusive five-week run at King's Head Theatre in London
What’s Included
Entry ticket to Invasive Species at King's Head Theatre
Access to theatre amenities including elevator, accessible restrooms and bar
Why experience Invasive Species in London?
Invasive Species is an unflinching dark comedy inspired by the real-life journey of Maia Novi. Presented at the King's Head Theatre, this show uncovers the highs and lows of pursuing the American dream. Adapted from Novi's time at Yale drama school, the play blends sharp humour with authentic emotion, resonating deeply with audiences and critics alike.
A bold story told on stage
Maia Novi acts out her autobiographical tale, spotlighting the relentless drive and personal sacrifices often faced by immigrants chasing their aspirations. What starts as a journey of ambition soon leads her character into the heart of a youth psychiatric ward, where the boundary between acting for an audience and survival blurs dramatically.
This unique play received outstanding reviews following its debut, marking a strong critical reception and harnessing the power of theatre for social commentary.
Directed by Michael Breslin—a Pulitzer finalist known for innovative productions—Invasive Species brings a raw, dynamic and hauntingly intimate atmosphere.
The performance has gained notable traction online, amassing millions of views and sparking discussions on platforms such as TikTok.
Themes and vision
The play thoughtfully navigates vital issues including immigration, mental health, self-identity and ambition in a competitive world. Through powerful storytelling and minimalist staging, the audience is immersed in the personal experiences of navigating life between two worlds.
Expect direct, honest depictions of mental health struggles seen through the eyes of a young immigrant artist
Explore questions of self-worth, cultural integration and the psychological impact of relentless ambition
Creative team & talent
Leading Role & Writer: Maia Novi delivers a passionate and personal performance
Director: Michael Breslin brings innovative storytelling to the stage
Production: Managed by Folk Productions, with contributions from James Quaife, Amauta M. Firmino, Kate Morley PR, Invasive Studios and photographer Julieta Cervantes
Venue details
King’s Head Theatre offers accessible amenities including an elevator, bar and wheelchair-friendly restrooms. The venue is easily reached in London and features step-free access to all guests. Arrive a little ahead of time to relax at the bar or explore the nearby area.
Prepare for your visit
This play is suitable for audiences aged 16 and above
The production features strong language and themes of self-harm—viewer discretion is recommended
A smart casual dress code is encouraged
The theatre is air-conditioned so consider bringing an extra layer for comfort
Book your Invasive Species tickets now!
Please arrive at King's Head Theatre at least 30 minutes before your show time
Photo ID may be required on entry for age verification—recommended for ages 16+
Wheelchair accessible venue and accessible restrooms available
Smart casual dress is encouraged
Theatre facilities include restrooms, bar and elevator
Please keep your mobile devices silent during the play
No photography or recording is allowed during the performance
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show begins
Follow staff instructions for seating and accessibility needs
Food and drinks are available at the venue bar but not allowed inside the auditorium
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
116P Upper St
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