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
Transcendental meta-improv which places performance art and comic clowning at the heart of a revelatory group therapy session.
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.
