An ambitious and put-together production that falls short in several places

The Tumanishvili Film Actors Theatre offer a fresh take on this 1889 one-act play from August Strindberg.

Questions female stories in Greek mythology and how they are told.

A rather bizarre puppetry show for children using body parts blown off in a wartime explosion.

An engaging one-man show, perfect for those with or without prior knowledge of Williams’ work

A meaty production that serves up hilarity and horror in equal measure

Godfather Death covers a morbid and uncomfortable topic that we often ignore

A tense ensemble play about the climate emergency

A nail-biting drama

A well-intentioned solo show about feminine energy is let down by a dreary script.