A sobering piece of verbatim theatre.

Richard Gadd turns to theatre to share his gripping ordeal in the claws of a frightening stalker.

Heart-breaking and suffocating

a near-metaphorical break-neck ride through one of the most daunting challenges of parenthood

Audience members are induced into a pretend state of coma

Stunning aerials and an evocative script

a realistic but exhausting portrayal of family life.

An open-hearted coming of age that smashes the boundaries between performing arts.

A superbly staged emotional rollercoaster.

Pro’s: A bright young cast with a concept that dares to be different. Con’s: The promise of an immersive experience never quite materialises in the true sense of the word. Southwark Street is fast becoming South London’s answer to the North’s Upper Street. The Bunker, Menier Chocolate Factory and Katzpace, three fringe theatres all located within a five minute walk of each other. Tonight The Bunker certainly lived up to its name, situated at the end of a long ramp ...