Emotionally powerful, with moments of truthfulness and rawness, Asking For It faces questions surrounding consent in the digital age head on. It delves deeply into the way in which victims…
Popelei’s Push covers all three trimesters of a pregnancy from the perspective of a 35 year old woman who, frankly, was never quite sure whether she wanted children anyway. Told…
‘I’m all about theatre being unpretentious, hard hitting and fun. How To Save A Life is this.’ Rates of Cervical Cancer screening uptake have begun to fall in recent years…
The Canary and the Crow is a piece of gig theatre, mixing grime and spoken word with elements of singing and more classical-style instrumental music. It presents the experiences of…
Two men in an attic play with power. ‘A’ (Jonny Woo) is the dom – a sex worker with an edge. ‘B’ (Alexis Gregory) – the sub, craves a real…
Even when the world is falling apart, we all need to believe in the power of connecting with other people. This is the theme running through Sam Steiner’s latest play…
Cops doesn’t fit neatly into any specific category. It is a comedy, drama and crime story all at once, but all of these different elements come second to the portrayal…
Coming clean is an exquisitely acted play that dances around the issues of open relationships. While it was written in 1987, it couldn’t be more relevant to today’s society among…
Similar to Shakespeare, Sophocles’ Theban plays based upon Ancient Greek Mythology have been adapted countlessly: so what makes Lulu Raczka’s adaptation any different? Raczka takes the original and strips it…
