The Strange Case of Dr Dillon

From 1915 to 1940, Michael Dillon struggled against a world that insisted he was a girl. The only way he could live a full life was to invent gender affirming care for trans men. Body aligned, he began work on his soul. Heart-break, world travel, and life as a Buddhist monk followed. Today, trans identities […]

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The South Of Somewhere Else

The South Of Somewhere Else Join us for a journey like no other in ‘The South Of Somewhere Else,’ a captivating show that fuses the vibrant coastal cultures of the UK and Spain. As the stage divides into two, one side representing the UK’s iconic Baltic, breezy, beaches and the other, the sun-drenched shores of […]

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Geneva Convention

“Because whatever has happened to humanity, whatever is currently happening, it is happening to us all. No matter how far off the screams of pain and terror, we live in one world.” (Alice Walker) //Premiere of an experimental play that takes for its structure the four parts of the Geneva Convention – Wounded & Sick […]

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Geneva Convention

“Because whatever has happened to humanity, whatever is currently happening, it is happening to us all. No matter how far off the screams of pain and terror, we live in one world.” (Alice Walker) //Premiere of an experimental play that takes for its structure the four parts of the Geneva Convention – Wounded & Sick […]

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LOCUSTS by Ian Tucker-Bell & Garth McLean

LOCUSTS by Ian Tucker-Bell & Garth McLean Locusts is a poignant, moving, and humorous piece of new-writing that explores the impact of gay conversion therapy, and the challenges of coming out later in life.  “……..outstanding, understated, nuanced and profoundly touching.” The Wee Review, Edinburgh Fringe One Night Only so early booking advised for this 5 […]

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Coffee After Therapy

Coffee After Therapy Coffee After Therapy is an exciting new musical by award-winning writer/composer Matthew Knowles. It delves into the life of a recently-single woman, attempting to navigate relationships, careers and expectations in an ever-faster 21st century. It is a story about loss, grief and change – and how we come out the other side. […]

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RANK.

RANK. RANK A debut play from Goldie Majtas, Gemma and Jane couldn’t be closer, the type of friendship that could survive through anything, I mean anything. This absurd piece of dark comedy will take you on an unexpected journey through the lives of two twenty-somethings trying to sort their sh*t out. All starting at a […]

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2 Queers in Tears?

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 viewing… ” Join Billy & Elliot, two queer, emotionally constipated 30-somethings on their journey to becoming their authentic selves. Expect singing, dancing, therapy, 5-am bed talks and […]

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Karaoke at the S.U

Karaoke at the S.U What’s worse than bumping into a terrible one-night stand? Meeting in the abortion clinic is probably up there. In this sharp dramatic-comedy, Lorna and Benji keep crossing paths as they try to navigate university culture, relationships and what it means to “be an adult”. Equal parts silly and melancholy, they try […]

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That Witch Helen

That Witch Helen The face that launched a thousand ships finally gets to speak. Meet Helen, before Troy, in this feminist retelling of the Ancient Greek epic. Witness her divine beginnings (yes, she did hatch from an egg!), her youth as a Spartan warrior, her fateful decision to leave her husband, and finally the decade […]

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