A story and symbol of refugees risking their lives to travel to the UK

The evils of technology are critiqued in this funny but repetitive clown show

There's an epic sweep to David Hare's adaptation of Henrik Ibsen'... (continued)

This one-woman show about growing up with a mentally ill mum is r... (continued)

A captivating exploration of identity and love from Virginia Wool... (continued)

A site-specific escape from macho culture

An ambitious premise and some skilled slapstick can't make up for... (continued)

A sweeping state-of-the-nation play from the aftermath of the Ferguson uprising

Every night, Mimi chooses a man from the audience to be her date ... (continued)

Cleopatra returns from the dead to record a podcast about truth, ... (continued)

The story of a single mum coming to terms with all of her dysfunc... (continued)

A disappointing exploration of binaural sound technology

A funny but uneven new one-man play

A taut, tense new musical about standing trial for treason

Sound, visuals and performance poetry combine for this portrait o... (continued)

Wild Swimming tracks the feminist tide

A sensitive insight into autism from the award-winning Fox and Ho... (continued)

Laura Murphy uses her naked body and acrobatic skils to explore t... (continued)

Enough is a powerful exploration of female anger and the claustro... (continued)

With the help of a cis white man, Travis Alabanza makes a burger ... (continued)