WHAT'S ON: FULL LISTINGS
May - Brighton Fringe
Chopped Liver & Unions
The world is changed by the women you push too far. Meet Sara Wesker. She refused to be pushed and she changed her world.
Magpie
Ireland, 1923. Civil war has dividied country, friend and family.
Plastic & Chicken Bones
Brave New World meets Black Mirror as a tiny margin of error causes a future time traveller to end up in the present day.
Six Characters in Search of Pirandello
World premiere of a brand new play about Pirandello written by Tim Coakley and directed by Petina Hapgood.
RANK.
This debut piece of dark comedy will take you on an unexpected journey. Think Waiting for Godot meets Fleabag.
In an alternate universe, I don't want to live in the UK
I am from Hong Kong, but I live here now. For good.
2 Queers in Tears?
This is not your regular love story. Billy: “We should write a play about this” Elliot: “God no babe, this is not for public view"
The Trails of Magnus Coffinkey
A broken fairy tale for broken people from he team behind the 2022 Voice Mag BEST NEWCOMER AWARD at Brighton Fringe.
The Waiting Room
Lemon is looking for Cactus, who left her, and is on the other side of the door. Can Lemon open it? A surreal, but funny play.
Dinner! Darlings! Dinner!
A cocktail infused dinner party, full of music, gossip, comedy and despair. Expect A list celebrities and frolics
The Rain
It’s been raining for days. Once again the world has flooded but this time there is no Noah’s Arc. This is a bittersweet and slightly comical story about the end of the world, belonging, and a cat.
Love and Information
Written by Caryl Churchill and First performed in 2012 for the Royal Court; Love and Information explores life with over 100 characters and asks us to think about what love is and how information changes our relationships in this digital age.
That Witch Helen
A retelling of the Trojan War from the woman who gets blamed for it all - because let's face it, there's always a woman to blame!
Karaoke at the S.U
Bad singing. Puppet sex. Existential dread. Relationships are hard, finding yourself is harder.
Coffee After Therapy
An exciting new musical, by award-winning writer/composer Matthew Knowles, which explores the life of a recently-single woman.
LOCUSTS by Ian Tucker-Bell & Garth McLean
Stephen and Jeff’s love is tested when they’re forced to confront a face from the past in this powerful, moving and humorous play.
Geneva Convention
International theatre premiere. A ritual drama that flips between the sublime & the ridiculous, the tragic & the absurd.
The Strange Case of Dr Dillon
A fascinating real-life gender transition story from the mid-twentieth century. World premiere from a debut playwright.
The South Of Somewhere Else
A comical mime duet exploring the cultural differences between two beach towns.
Kitchen Underwear
How far can you push a sex metaphor, a romantic friendship, and questionable interior décor choices?
June
1,2,3. sh*t. that's my OCD.
I really need to touch that 3 times. 1, 2, 3. F*ck. Did anyone see that?
Seldom Differ: Work in Progress
Northern sketch lads Seldom Differ introduce an array of thickos, idiots AND idiots in this hour of character sketch comedy.
Chuck 'n' Jeck
Chuck 'n' Jeck are a sketch comedy duo made up of Charlie Lacy and Jess Render. Everyone is saying they are a triple threat - hot, funny and have tiny waists.
The Olive Boy
Based on Ollie Maddigan’s real life story, “The Olive Boy" is a crude but compelling comedy that will leave audiences deciding whether to laugh or cry. Following its month-long SELL OUT run at the Edinburgh Fringe, The Olive Boy tours the UK this Spring. “Brilliant & thought provoking” *****
Hamstrung
Hamlet’s legendary court jester digs up the bones of his misspent life in this irreverent resurrection of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy.
Lantern Arts Hub - Daytime Classes
A programme of daytime performing arts classes including Svreen Acting, Scene Studies and Age Positive Acting classes.