Krafty the Urban Fox is at the Little Angel [Ellie Kurttz]

INSPIRED by Joseph Coelho’s book, Overheard in a Tower Block is a coming-of-age drama. With themes of family, friendship, courage and self-discovery, it’s about finding your way in a world that doesn’t always make sense. Ages 7+. Krafty the Urban Fox – Tales from the Tower celebrates friendship and finding beauty in unexpected places. Under the glow of streetlights, Krafty sets out on a night-time adventure. He scavenges for snacks with Whiskers the cat, grooves with Hoot the Owl, darts through the air with Bertie the Bat and shares a moment with Spike the hedgehog. Ages 2-5. littleangeltheatre.com/ both shows run until July 27.

• When a Jane Austen heroine, unlucky in love, finds herself thrown into the modern world of dating, she must set aside her expectations to brave this new world of courtship. But the unsolicited pictures and lack of chivalry may be all too much! Will she take charge of her own story and find love or retreat back into the safety of her pages? Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster is at the etceteratheatrecamden.com/ until June 8.

• Jude is an unknown folk musician from the middle of nowhere supporting one of the biggest pop stars in the world. But when Zoe tries to explain some hard truths about the music industry, the world of public relations, and the relationship status of the man he’s falling in love with, his faith in himself and his music starts to crumble. Green is about loving the wrong people and trying to hold onto your soul. oldredliontheatre.co.uk/ June 10-14

• In Martin Crimp’s radical play, Attempts on her Life, a woman with various identities links 17 theatrical scenarios: she is the heroine of a film in one, a victim of civil war in another, an international terrorist, a porn star, and the subject of a conversation among friends. She is the living embodiment of Crimp’s underlying declaration that coherent identity in the modern world is myth. Hen & Chickens Theatre. unrestrictedview.co.uk/ June 10-14.

• It’s 2007, the bicentenary of the abolition of slavery. Lou starring in a film about the transatlantic slave trade featuring Turner’s painting, The Slave Ship. With each re-write of the script the focus shifts from the events depicted in the painting to Turner himself. In 1840, sailor Thomas yearns for one last voyage, but at what cost? Winsome Pinnock’s Rockets and Blue Lights explores intergenerational strength, courage and resilience. towertheatre.org.uk/ June 18-28.

• Every Body Festival is a two-week celebration of disabled and deaf-led performance, creativity and community – curated by Rio Matchett, new artistic director of Camden People’s Theatre. The festival features live theatre, cabaret, workshops and panel events led by disabled and deaf artists. cptheatre.co.uk/ June 29-July 13.