Redcliffe
“an unforgettable evening of theatre that entertains, devastates and quietly asks us to consider what happens when prejudice is allowed to flourish”
Miraculous
“a gripping exploration of faith, doubt and human connection”
Karen Mason: Broadway Baby
Karen Mason gave us a glorious evening of song and performance and proved she was one of the foremost exponents of cabaret. A thrilling show, to be held long in the memory.
Lorna Dallas: The Cabaret Files
Her elegance, her charm, her professionalism and the care with which she treats the numbers in her set, reminds some of us old enough to remember, what cabaret is really about.
How to Make a Mess
Unapologetically delicious new musical How To Make a Mess serves a Love Letter to Nigella Lawson. How To Make a Mess offers a joyful celebration of feeding yourself, through the exploration of recipes and the stories that they hold. The show navigates grief, the power of choosing what we let into our lives, and what […]
Retrospective
“A hauntingly witty meditation on art, ego, and the unfinished business we carry beyond the grave.”
Love Omar
Seductive, melancholic and drenched in old-Hollywood allure, Love Omar blurs the line between fantasy and reality in a mesmerising meditation on celebrity mythology. Review by Claire-Monique Martin At Teatro Technis, Love Omar presents itself less as a historical retelling and more as a romanticised imagining — a meditation on celebrity mythology, longing, identity, and fantasy. […]
NIUSIA
“Beth Patterson’s Niusia is a compelling story of love and of legacy, but most of all it is a testament to the truth of who we are. Outstanding.”
Derriere on a G String
“choreography and dance of the highest calibre. Don’t let this dazzling gem slip past you unnoticed”
The Wasp
“It is uncomfortable, tense, and deeply human theatre. And like the insect it is named after, the sting comes long after the encounter itself.”