Noisy, confrontational, disturbing, beautiful.

A young cast face an uphill struggle

Everything physical theatre should be

Puppetry gets a Beckett-style twist. The technically impressive r... (continued)

Geek-chic has never been so electrifying as in this modern screwb... (continued)

A slick homage to the classic Bogart-Bergman love story

This play, about an English mother who corresponds with an Americ... (continued)

Mystery and intrigue are the key to enjoying this immersive video... (continued)

This doe-eyed trio takes us back to that time when the world was ... (continued)

Iain Heggie's 11-year-old play proves itself to be still relevant... (continued)

Rachel Blackman takes on the lives of six different characters an... (continued)

David Hughes Dance and Al Seed wowed with The Red Room in 2009, b... (continued)

A super performance in a play that tries to do too much

Long distance love in the Skype-era is explored simultaneously in... (continued)

Tim Crouch's take on this classic Shakespearean character is like... (continued)

This is a production so replete with cliche it's difficult to com... (continued)

This menacing sensory tale avoids much of the pitfalls of interactive theatre

This pitch perfect tribute to the dumped is spoiled by its end

Four years of research went into this heart-wrenching case study ... (continued)

An unashamedly fun, imaginative romp through the history of Constantinople