Yentl explores the inward rebellion of being yourself
What begins as a story about forbidden learning becomes something much bigger, as Yentl explores identity, gender and the cost of conformity.
Acaprov finds the gold in improv chaos
Acaprov turn audience ideas into songs, scenes, and seriously sharp comedy.
Rufus Hound conjures magic and memory in The Mesmerist
Secrets, laughter and mind-bending magic collide in The Mesmerist, as Rufus Hound transforms a family mystery into a thrilling theatrical experience.
Alfred Enoch on Power, Doubt, and Playing Henry V
“There’s something very attractive about high stakes… high stakes give the audience a kind of magnifying glass.”
Finn Anderson and Tania Azevedo on rewriting tradition with Ballad Lines
How Ballad Lines reimagines folk tradition through queer love, motherhood, and generational memory.
Haley McGee on Age Is a Feeling and Confronting Mortality
“I just wish people would let time come for their skin. Let it show in their body. And then get on with doing the things that actually make them feel alive.”