what are we going to do when this is all over? A play about the memories we hope we never forget and the ones we know we should. Helen and Alexander have been creating theatre together for a number of years, but as Helen's memory begins to fail and they realise this is something...
The play itself is incredibly witty and sharp. Rogers and Leacy make a dynamic pairing. Their chemistry and ability to never drop the ball on the energy is stellar to watch. Director Julian Daye has a wonderful skill set for directing.…
Having only been established in 2015, it's important to remember the impact of the Chineke! Orchestra on classical music. Not only championing Black and ethnically diverse musicians, it also celebrates composers of Black and ethinically diverse heritage, giving deserved praise to often overlooked ta…
Banning’s script is clear when spoken. Her ability to form clear connections is strong, seen in the chemistry between Nick and Sarah. The actors seem at peace with each other; there is a real bond there.…
Sean Holmes at the Globe has been characterised as something of a purist, his A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Much Ado attracting praise for their Elizabethan costumes and rowdy atmosphere. In the opening scenes of his As You Like It, much of the same traditionalism is on display, except here the re…
Leonard Bernstein and Kurt Weill write great tunes and tell terrific stories in brilliant debut twin productions by Opera Prelude…
You know you’re in for a good story when you go and see a YESYESNONO production, but As Far As We Know is particularly special. Best enjoyed at the very edge of your seat, you're in for a hell of a ride.…
Attention poppets! Mrs Doubtfire has arrived on tour and she's ready to charm households all over the country. Whether you grew up with the beloved 1993 movie starring Robin Williams, or you're brand new to the world of this super nanny, you're sure to find plenty to love in this exuberant and delig…
The curse of being a woman is that you will forever know anger. Anger from things around you. Anger from things put upon you by those who aren’t women. Anger about things that you could prevent if only you had the freedom to. Walk In Her Shoes Productions’ newest play, Kabbarli: An Irishwoman …
In a time when the media’s obsession with young troubled Hollywood women continues to be rampant, there could be merit behind the ethics of reexamining Marilyn Monroe’s death. Instead, Who Killed Marilyn? becomes the thing it tries to critique.…
Bron Lewis is taking a break from her three warring children, work-from-home partner, one-year old puppy and the constant smell in her house by travelling to the other side of world to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.…
‘You’re Not In The West End Now!’ Join Katie on a chaotic journey through Musical Theatre’s greatest hits - a love letter with a twist, from small town Medway chav to the twinkling lights of London, a turbulent love life, failed career, to becoming a single-mum and temporarily...
Crimson Threads follows a girl forming into a women and how the effects of sexism and misogyny play a part in her becoming the person she is today. Our message highlights how sexism is a universal experience, that every woman in this world will have dealt with these issues, no...
Set in the confines of a living room, in an isolated cottage ten miles from the nearest village, six guests are invited by a mysterious host to gather together, and spend one night in order to receive an enticing reward. However, amongst them lies a murderer. As the bodies start...
WOOF is a poetic and playful exploration of loyalty, loss, and the strange rituals we build around love. Told entirely from the dogs’ point of view, it’s a story about faith without understanding, and the bond between creatures who don’t speak the same language but feel the same...
An unapologetically neurodiverse, queer show that navigates the challenges and celebrates the joys of life with ADHD.
Improbotics is a tech-infused improv comedy show and a live Turing test science experiment. An actual artificial intelligence-based chatbot is performing in the show and tries to pass as human as it sends lines to one of the improvisers via an earpiece. Our impossible and...
Improvisation is the highest form of human intelligence. It is a feat no robot could ever reproduce. Do you think so? We want you to participate in our experiment. Meet our team. Some of us are Cyborgs, controlled by an Artificial Intelligence, taking all our lines through...
Bread & Geller are back! Join the world’s first comedy trio with only two members as they return with their sell-out exploration of all* things time. There’ll be songs. There’ll be sketches. There’ll be you? *some What the critics say: “Genuinely, a show” “I like the way things...
Making Waves was written in 2014 by Daniel Cartwright & Tom Brassington at the University of Central Lancashire. It shines a spotlight on love, friendships, relationships and the hurdles life throws at you along the way.
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