What's On
Meet flatmates Mary and Liz, one a musician and the other a poet, as they battle over integrity, ownership, the spotlight and whose turn it is to buy the f*cking toilet roll.
An all-female cast confronts the topic of science experimentation against the backdrop of a gospel church rehearsal.
Emma Rice brings her own brand of theatrical wonder to this most beguiling and disturbing of tales with Wise Children’s Blue Beard.
Playful and poignant, full of pride and paradox, From England with Love plays like a ‘Dear John’ letter… a farewell note to old England
Drawing on the personal narratives of its company of refugee actors, Tender explores the true cost of the migration journey for young people.
This striking world première is inspired by the extraordinary experiences of deaf people living with dementia.
We’re All Just Wasps in Glass Houses, is a thought-provoking journey into Manchester’s apocalyptic streets, where you will laugh, cry, riot and even dance.
Rewind is a multi-award-winning show inspired by recurring facts from human rights abuse in Latin America.
No More Mr Nice Guy is a new experimental gig-theatre chronicling the life of a British Caribbean Music Teacher caught in a love cube.
A show about how not to blow up the planet. About diplomats, activists, and a journey to change the world.
Big Finish is a show about endings, and beginnings, and middles, and endings…wait… it’s a cycle.
English Touring Theatre, National Theatre Immersive Storytelling Studio and Trial & Error Studio present Museum of Austerity.
The UK’s biggest music-literary Festival returns for its eleventh year with a huge line-up, from Will Sergeant (Echo and the Bunnymen) to Nick Banks (Pulp), Napalm Death’s Shane Embury, and Penetration’s Pauline Murray.
An evening of live performance art about the ways we perform for love and acceptance, mixing opera, poetry, and art instructions.
In The Magic Border, Arlo Parks shares twenty original poems, song lyrics and intimate images from collaborator, photographer Daniyel Lowden