Contemporary Ritual Theatre

12/03/2026

When can you see SALT?
TONIGHT 7.45PM
FRIDAY 7.45PM
SATURDAY 7.45PM
SUNDAY 5PM

12/03/2026

ONLY 5 SHOWS LEFT

Review by

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11/03/2026

"SALT is at once ancient and fresh..."
Thank you for this fantastic review!

You have until 15th March to experience SALT

10/03/2026

We are thrilled to announce that SALT has been awarded an Assessor's Choice by the OffWestEnd Awards 🌟 Thank you so much

SALT is only on for one more week so grab your tickets today!

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10/03/2026

ONLY 7 SHOWS TO GO!
And a wonderful review from


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06/03/2026

"A bold and daringly unconventional piece of theatre, SALT manages to be both poetic and haunting, stripping away modern comforts to reveal something much more ancient and visceral underneath." -

SALT is on at
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05/03/2026

"I can say with some confidence that you will never have seen anything like Salt..." - wonderful review just in from

Come and experience SALT for yourself at on until 15th March

04/03/2026

"SALT is an extremely challenging play for actors: they are on stage constantly; they play multiple roles as part of an ensemble; they sing, dance and perform stylised movements while using a poetic language that blends Norfolk dialect and Shakespearean diction and rhythms."

Beau Hopkins, writer/director of SALT, in a recent interview with Mary Pollard at everything theatre. Read the entire piece here!

Beau Hopkins serves up SALT, playing now at RIverside Studios

03/03/2026

Lay the rope. We begin TONIGHT.

3 - 15 March

28/02/2026

"It concerns the brutal, the inarticulate, the thwarted, the outcasts; those who reveal themselves in abrupt acts of violence and tenderness in a world where purpose and meaning means survival…"

Don't miss Beau Hopkins' insightful thoughts on this new form of theatre here with The Reviews Hub!

Beau Hopkins, Artistic Director of Contemporary Ritual Theatre, and writer-director of the acclaimed folk tragedy SALT, discusses the play, which comes to the Riverside Studios on 3-15 March following a UK-wide tour. The lights go down. The three actors enter the stage. They take up a heavy ship’s...