Theatre

Featuring a broad streak of quirky comedy, playful film noir references and inspired by the art of Frida Kahlo, The Mexico Mission! is a highly interactive playable show for families.

James Rowland blends storytelling, music, comedy and even a genuine Viking helmet, in his comic ode to death, friendship and the beautiful absurdity of life.

Winner of the Untapped Award 2025, this dance-theatre work investigates the tools we use to predict and prophesy the future, from early meteorological devices to corporate trend forecasting and divination.

Want to vocalise your bare bones vision? Maybe you would like to hear people read your script out loud? New to this and have a curiosity about making something from scratch? Start here!

Nine Sixteenths invites you on a journey through 3 acts, exploring themes of representation and pop culture with a nostalgia for the early 00’s.

Philip Kingslan John from Four of Swords invites you to join him in this practical workshop, exploring invocation, transformation and rhythm.

An immersive game show to find the best “trash artist” to save all the raccoons. Compete to win a small prize, and the ultimate accolade under a system not designed for you.

Grace Plant (Graceless) and Sarah McCourt (Fragments, Monstrous Love Revisited) draw on their autobiographical theatre practice in this practical workshop looking at staging your stories.

Crafted through vibrant poetry, theatre, dance, music and flourished with bird song. Performers with a 50-year age gap mutually learn by sharing wisdom, passion, and honesty.

Join Doohickie Productions and 10 emerging artists for a long table discussion exploring what emerging artists want and need to access the performance industry.

Bee and Robi have been living together for years. It’s always been the two of them – they hadn’t needed anyone else. That is, until one of them embarks on a new relationship.

A visceral and hilarious call-to-arms. A neon-lit menty-b at the Stay and Play. It’s about egos, responsibilities and the struggle to be an artist, or to have any career at all, and still be a relatively decent parent.

As the world shifts around her, a woman steps onto the moor. The Dreaming follows her journey from source to sea, as four performers move through ever-changing landscapes. Rooted in Dartmoor, this playful, embodied work offers a fierce, funny and tender exploration of what it means to be human now.

Expect breathtaking magic, sensational circus and showstopper songs in this silly and spellbinding story about being yourself no matter what.

Sally and Susan aren’t your average suburban women. They’re business women. And you’re invited to the most prestigious seminar of the year that could help you get filthy rich!

This cabaret from critically acclaimed ensemble The Ruby Dolls, accompanied by Benjamin Cox (Operation Mincemeat), weaves the story of a shocking 1940s murder through an eclectic mix of music.

A coming of age story about Stephen, a girl with a boy’s name, and their search for love and belonging in Edwardian Britain. Radclyffe Hall’s incredible words and storytelling come to life in this contemporary reading of The Well of Loneliness.

Headlining our annual Green Phoenix Festival is acclaimed climate scientist, comedian and author of the best seller ‘Hot Mess’, Dr Matt Winning.

A life-affirming, charming acrobatic spectacle co-produced by Hoxton Hall. Don’t miss the show that brings light joy in heavy times.

Disguise and deception collide with propriety and desire in this vibrant, hilarious and emotional production. Suitable for all ages, featuring love, laughter, wit, music, mistaken identities.

A sun-drenched hour (and a bit) of sumptuous spoken-word, poetry, silliness, and songs, featuring some of the best Wordsmiths around. Hosted by the ever sweaty Chris White.