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DollyWould

Nicholas Potter
Dolly Would combines a love for the country music superstar Dolly Parton with scientific analysis of the cloned sheep Dolly. Louise Mothersole and Reb...
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Give Me Your Love

Nicholas Potter
Give Me Your Love is a Beckettian play about PTSD. It has an early start and a weighty theme, which is a lot to take in at breakfast time, but it is w...
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Workshy

Luke Davies
Workshy is a one-woman, autobiographical account of the working life...
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How to Act

Marine Furet
In this new creation, Graham Eatough revisits tragedy and the ancestral roots of theatre to weave a compelling exploration of conflict and domination...
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Ever Never

Marine Furet
In Taiwanese company Co-coism’s Ever Never, five actors, seated in an aircraft, seamlessly wander from one identity, place, and era to another.
Ubu Roi Hi Ludens Ensemble
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Ubu Roi

Marine Furet
First performed last year at the Hidden Doors Festival, Ludens Ensemble’s Ubu Roi is an unabashedly chaotic romp.
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Adler and Gibb

Nicholas Potter
In a move fuelled by unhealthy obsession an actress invades the house of her dead idol. The idol is Janet Adler, a fictional 20th century protest arti...
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Bang Said the Gun

Nicholas Potter
It’s not pornography but it’s still pretty good. Bang Said the Gun is a poetry show for people who don’t like poetry. It’s the absolute opposite to th...