Ancient Grease serves up silly, filthy fun on Mount Olympus
Camp gods, filthy jokes, and Grease parody chaos collide in this irreverent show that never stops committing to the silliness.
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.
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.
I’m Sorry, Prime Minister review – Jim Hacker grows older but not wiser
I’m Sorry, Prime Minister offers warmth, wit and one last Oxford showdown between fading power and modern politics.