From inside the eighty seat theatre that is the New Diorama, comes a light-hearted comedy that encapsulates the warmth and festivities of Christmas
Part of the Vaudeville’s Oscar Wilde season, this is a play about misunderstandings and hidden pasts.
Once Upon a Snowflake brings out the best in Christmas, like some kind of magical antidote to tacky consumerism.
The title is incredibly intriguing, it’s taboo and it’s an important topic to create art around.
Inside Pussy Riot is brilliant fun, of course - by the producers of Olivier Nominated Alice’s Adventures Underground how could it not be?
his musical is the definition of feel-good, it has upbeat pop songs combined with an uplifting storyline and energetic dance numbers.
Koko Brown blends her own experiences with those that everyone who has felt like the ‘other’ can understand in her first full length play.
The Dark Room by Angela Betzien, focusses on social issues and mostly how they affect our personal problems and relationships.
It’s been twenty-five years since the animated comedy Disney’s Aladdin was released onto the big screen, making it an instant masterpiece.
