A summer of “very green” theatre performances is being staged at Canary Wharf that might just help the planet, not to make too big a drama about it.

It’s the first London appearance by the Green Theatre company with a zero-waste bar added to its pop-up playhouse in Jubilee Park.

East London Advertiser: Pop-up playhouse in the park for the summerPop-up playhouse in the park for the summer (Image: Green Theatre)

Three shows in rotation written by the players have their debut.

First is As you Like It, an all singing-dancing version of Shakespeare’s classic showing how we can re-connect with the natural world.

Then Hjem is a tale of two singers who strum up a friendship with shanties across the seas.

Finally, 12 is a romantic story set in the remaining dozen years we have left to abate the climate crisis, asking what things are worth saving.

East London Advertiser: All singing, all dancing version of Shakespeare's As You Like ItAll singing, all dancing version of Shakespeare's As You Like It (Image: Green Theatre)

Tickets are free following a donation from Canary Wharf Group — but the players would appreciate a little something to help their storytelling for building a greener future. They reckon £5 would do nicely when booking online or on the door.

Shows run 7.30pm seven days a week, plus 2.30pm matinees on Thursday, Friday and weekends.