Author Jad Adams

Skin opens with two sisters chatting on stage about Sadie’s cancer, and even laughing about it. Sadie, in her early twenties, has had a melanoma wh...

There is a story that Shakespeare wrote The Merry Wives of Windsor in response to a request from Elizabeth I.  She had laughed at the outrageous antic...

The production of this new musical cuts back and forward in time between scenes of her relationship with two men over 20 years.  Alex, played by Alice...

The ceiling of the theatre is a universe of stars while two musicians produce techno music from flashing decks.  Spluttering radio broadcasts let us k...

With its fruity language and references to gay sex, trans sex, disabled sex and characters ‘wanking off to Countryfile’, Village Idiot is a sort of an...

Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror, a marriage of theatre and circus, is set inside a Big Top somewhere in Germany, a place where we watch the actors ...

The lights go up on a stage where three men are in three rooms side by side.  This is a grotty, inner city flat with a 1960s kitchen, cans of lager on...

Pretty much every dramatist has at some time stopped in amazement at the ridiculous nature of what they are doing.  They are writing words for people ...