Hilarious and provocative, award-winning Rosy Carrick takes a deep dive into her earliest erotic fantasies in this exploration of power, performance and female pleasure in heterosexual relationships.
Teen Queen Mary Tudor takes to the mic to rehab her so-called “bloody” image in a gleefully vicious stand-up special. Mary tackles the drama every #queenager deals with: divorced parents, sibling rivalry and religious purges (…oops).
Gamble is a glittering, glamorous peek into the spectacular world of online gambling. A bittersweet multimedia show about addiction and its effect on families, friendships and communities.
A brand new Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals show for early years and family audiences. Featuring their signature relaxed performance style of catchy songs, lofi puppetry, video magic and audience participation!
A funny and poetic collision of harp, vocals and a throbbing cosmos. The show dives into themes of madness, philosophy and the Mind, with the help of synthesizers and FX machinery. Laugh, sing and prepare to be enchanted.
Jack Dean & Company are a band fronted by award-winning composer and musician Jack Dean. Their music is a magpie’s nest of English folk, hip-hop, indie and sea shanties, with lyrics exploring anarchist theory, Greek mythology and living with a super wonky brain. In 2024 they’ll be touring to promote their new album, Tiny Violins.
The “disability ‘Taskmaster’!” A hilarious game show where each game represents a different disability, giving kids and grown ups the chance to learn about Autism and Cerebral Palsy, among others.
Written and performed by Mark Jardine, this brand new work in progress stage adaptation of The First Men in the Moon is a riotously comic and thrillingly dramatic ride through a Sci-Fi classic from the pen of HG Wells. Meet Bedford, a penniless, aspiring playwright on the edge of bankruptcy and Professor Cavor a scientific genius on the verge of a discovery that will either change or just as likely destroy the world.
“Squidge” is a one-woman show by award-winning screenwriter and actress Tiggy Bayley about those left behind by our education system and finding love in a world determined to hate.
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