The Antipodes is a play by Annie Baker about creation myths. A creative team of eight sit around a glass conference table; they are tasked with crafti...
As You Like It is a pastoral comedy set in two opposite realms. The play begins in a suffocating ducal palace and then moves to the leafy and joyous F...
Translations is a poignant play about cultural divides. It is set in rural Ireland during the 1830s and focuses on the ambitious attempt of English fo...
‘Master Harold’ and the boys is a play about race relations in South Africa during the 1950s. In the play an insolent white boy grievously insults two...
The Night Watch is a haunting collection of intertwined narratives about Londoners living through the blitz. These Londoners exist in a broken world, ...
Dark Sublime is a fictional British sci-fi TV series that ran on from 1979 to ‘81. It parodies Doctor Who and Star Trek by featuring tropes like time ...
This year the empress of smut Julian Clary has returned to strut onstage with his aptly named comedy tour Born to Mince. The show is typically Clary-e...
Arthur Miller’s classic American play, focusing on the harshness of living in a dog-eat-dog capitalist society, receives fresh treatment from Elliot a...
In this adaptation of Andrea Levy’s 2004 novel about the Windrush generation, the trials faced by native Jamaicans migrating to post-war Britain is ex...
Queereteria TV is the latest theatrical development in the life of Andy Bell’s melancholy and salacious stage persona Torsten. In this incarnation, we...
