theatre

To mark the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, Lyceum and Stellar Quines theatre company combine to brutally challenge, discuss and iterate the struggles of female individuality and equality

Showing @ Word of Mouth Café on 8 March & 3 April

Magical take on the legendary Egyptian queen from Northern Ballet directed by David Nixon and featuring a lyrical score from Miss Saigon and Les Miserables composer Claude-Michel Schönberg

Victorian London had plenty to be scared about...

From education to politics, the workplace to the family unit, our dependence on and experience with institutions influence who we are and the choices we make.

On a grand scale tenth anniversary tour, Rapture Theatre Company offer a politically relevant and tense tale that's perhaps a little over-shadowed by farce.

From Chekhov to Fogg; small cast to full company; an exciting new adventure for Lung Ha's

Girl X has severe cerebral palsy, is approaching adolescence and her future happiness lies in the choice of her mother and surgeons to perform some drastic and taboo surgery...@ Traverse Theatre 5-23 March.

A politically sharp, pithy, but ultimately dark exploration of revenge and redemption.

Apparently, the show's budget is blown on the pair's RayBans forgetting the intimacy that should have made this a great evening.