England & Son ★★★★★
England and Son offers a kaleidoscopic odyssey where disaster capitalism, empire, stolen youth and stolen wealth merge.
Drama
An Interrogation ★★★★★
Against the clock an ambitious detective questions a seemingly unlikely suspect. Yet is all as it seems?
Love Is Blue ★★★
Love is Blue is a new play by Don Cotter, which explores the meeting of two gay men whose circumstances couldn’t be more different.
Drew Michael: Drew’s Adventures ★★★★★
Drew Michael shares his journey from facing adversity rooted in childhood to seeking self-acceptance
Bacon ★★★★★
Bacon, Sophie Swithinbank’s searing play, explores the conflicting drives of masculinity and sexuality in two teenage boys.
Disruption ★★★★★
Disruption, a new play by Andrew Stein at Park Theatre, is a timely insight into the increasingly-controversial world of A.I. which examines its potential benefits as well as the human cost.
Spy For Spy ★★★★★
Spy for Spy is a new romantic comedy by Kieron Barry in which the story of a relationship is told in a very different way.
Invisible ★★★★
Invisible, Nikhil Parmar’s debut play, is a dark comedy about one man’s struggle to be seen as the hero of his own story
Leaves of Glass ★★★★★
Philip Ridley’s 2007 play Leaves of Glass is revived at Park Theatre with a new production by longtime collaborators, Lidless Theatre
Summer Camp For Broken People ★★★★
Emily Beecher’s Summer Camp For Broken People is an autobiographical one-woman show that asks what it takes to fix a shattered spirit.