Motionhouse’s Hidden reveals layers of physicality in this captivating and impassioned production that will leave you ...

A weird and wonderful performance, crafted with care and full of beautiful music and movement, that sensitively helps ...

Six Kinds of Wednesday plays at the Bread & Roses Theatre until Wednesday 28 October.

The Play’s The Thing is an extremely well-performed piece, mixing humour into a fairly dark tale of the horrors of ...

A sometimes singing, sometimes dancing look at American consumerism that goes hard on the fun, featuring strong physicality ...

Boram Kim’s thrilling, funny and deeply human solo show combines extraordinary physicality with an affecting exploration of ...

A magical Bollywood panto bursting with heart and humour ...

A beautifully choreographed show with an outstanding score, supported by a live brass band. Visually rich with a touching narrative but sometimes hard to follow. The story is bittersweet, however the ...

A naked, anarchic romp through literary classics, turning the Penguin bookshelf into a playground for maximalist clowning. He’s naked. Starr does wear flippers, a ruff and a tailcoat, like the ...

It might not really be every ghost story ever, but it is a whole lot of fun as Billy Morton dissects the genre with utter silliness. Morton is an extremely likeable storyteller. Stepping around the ...

An exquisite paper puppetry performance that distils the essence of James Joyce’s opaque opus into a sparkling storytelling triumph for children. Helen Gregg is the talented solo performer who, with a ...

A masterclass in mentalism and mind-bending theatre that puts free will – and the audience – firmly in the spotlight. What is free will and how well do we truly understand our capacity of it? In Only ...