In The Last Mad Man, Steven Phillips-Horst fights to remain relevant as a copywriter when he is asked to re-brand ‘The Apocalypse’.
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Legendary mash up of queer identity, musical theatre via ‘Mandopop’ and myths.
Playwright Vivienne Franzmann and choreographer-psychotherapist Frauke Requardt combine for this engrossing and thought-provoking inquiry into the human nervous system, performed with gusto by a talented cast.
An exhilaratingly pointed queering of the androcentric world of economics which should be required watching for anyone who still thinks that capitalism is doing just fine.
A delightfully different Geordie drag WTF freak show experience from Emma Crowley Bennett
Sam Kruger & S E Grummett return to the scene of 2023 cult-hit Creepy Boys – and transcend to a whole new level of nightmarish brilliance.
The circus skills and camp horror shine in this high-energy queering of the road-trip slasher genre.
What truly can be explored between two people in a room? Written and performed by Michael Reid and directed by Chloe Champken, this new one-man play, Safety, is an articulation of the senses that works to answer Adam’s (a psychotherapist) “human instinct to finish the shape” of his Bipolar Disorder-diagnosed client, Bill.
Imagine you’ve time traveled back to the 90’s. No smart phones or YouTube– just digital cameras, camcorders, glow sticks, and the game of Dream Phone with you and your closest girl friends. I Made You A Mixtape is a nostalgic musical journey that will have you dancing and screaming along to You Oughta Know from Alanis Morissette, as well as other classics from the 90’s era.
