A deft and engaging script, Tiger explores the individual and universal nature of grief, and cathartic kindness in a tale that deliberately blurs reality.

An uplifting and infectious performance

An excitingly strange premise that shows potential for an impactful and resonant performance.

Underwhelming attempt to reinterpret Great Expectations

a dissection of our foibles worthy of the autopsy table.

Take a classic play, throw in a few amateurs and let the beautiful chaos unfold.

Three shorts which examine how and why we apologise.

A beautiful play exploring growing up, friendship and loss, and the need to move on in life.

Pros: The original twist of a Poe horror classic. Cons: Too much focus on how the play is delivered (headphones, projections) and less on the content of the play itself, which feels overloaded. There are many things in common between the Spanish Inquisition and the Guidance Patrol of Iran. Both were created to maintain religious orthodoxy and police people’s morals. Neither was particularly keen on women. Edgar Allan Poe’s short horror story The Pit and the Pendulum recreates the torments of ...

Pro’s: Intensely dramatic and beautiful adaptation of classic; not one to miss. Con’s: Anything that wasn’t quite up-to-scratch was forgiveable, and more than made up for. Lorca’s classic is given the modern-day London treatment by a multinational, multi-talented cast. Boldly and subtly adapted into the 21st Century, this production of Blood Wedding seamlessly weaves the everyday of 2018 into the grand and timeless themes presented first in Madrid 85 years ago. This adaptation of what is, at its simplest, a ...