The rise of community spaces Men’s Sheds is explored in a performance combining theatre, movement and documentary With upwards of 1200 Men’s Sheds currently…

Use code for £20 Tickets: PANTO20 Step out of the closet and into a Narnia like you’ve never seen before… The story follows two…

A melange of British Country and Southern USA Rock “This is your captain speaking.” goes the sound track intro before the foursome comes on…

A show with a frisson of fear This performance was fantastic, mesmerising, captivating and dark. And here’s why, writes Nina King. The show, a…

The 1960s heralded a new era of activism and the Women’s Liberation Movement was born. It is this political backdrop which inspired the writers…

“It’s about power, women, and the strange ways history remembers – or forgets – them.” The face-painted duo and Fringe favourites behind some of…

A poignant, poetic and darkly humorous exploration of a generation caught between inertia and ambition Set against the backdrop of a coastal town shrouded…

A particularly intense experience We, the audience to Miranda Lapworth’s Storms, Maybe Snow, are the sea that long-married couple Jack (Neil Sellman) and Lou…

‘The Careers Officer expected Bermondsey girls to go into typing or hairdressing,’ Because the Hatch family lived in just 3 rooms with no bathroom…

An exhibition to interrogate and celebrate early Lesbian and Gay theatre Marking the 50th anniversary of Homosexual Acts, the first official Gay theatre season…

A fractured post-war Europe in a powerhouse new play. The Land of the Living, opens on a hesitation. Ruth (Juliet Stevenson) stumbles over her…

Who knew bananas could be so cruel? In his late 20s, lenny. feels it’s time to finally become himself, to cast aside his self-constraints…