Dizzyingly tall filing cabinets and other surreally distorted pie... (continued)

A study in hope against tragedy

A challenging, yet colourful, vision of unity in a fragmented state.

“This is our show,” say the Catholic schoolgirls of Our Ladies of... (continued)

It’s the eve of the millennium, and the fantastically named Scara... (continued)

The world premiere of the third instalment in Jennifer Tremblay’s... (continued)

This second outing for Jennifer Tremblay’s unnamed narrator (play... (continued)

The first of Jennifer Tremblay’s Mothers Trilogy, which debuted a... (continued)

Camus's L’Étranger is an unlikely source for a clown show, but Fi... (continued)

Despite the show’s description, calling this airline comedy an "i... (continued)

A melancholic clown relives his glory days

Stuart Bowden – rest his whimsical soul – is dead

Wail is a show about whales (geddit?)

The Empire Builders, written by the extraordinary jazz-era polyma... (continued)

Shift/ – A Best of Spoken Word brings together seven leading spok... (continued)

Teenage kicks can be pretty painful, even when they're delivered ... (continued)

Simon McBurney's Amazonian adventure is an epic sonic journey

Twenty-nine single mothers receive eviction notices on the same day

The Furies are so old they make the Norse gods look like a twinkl... (continued)

You're handed a cardboard box and led to an armchair tucked under the stairs