Glenys McIntyre

A sympathetic, heartbreaking, and often funny portrayal of anorexia and its effect on everyone involved.

A slick and well-presented production of a questionable script.

An excellent demonstration of skill, but slightly ponderous in the pacing.

Darkly beautiful interpretation of a chilling story, told by a talented trio of physical performers.

An improvised show without words, in the style of a Silent Era film

A smart and very funny exploration of fate and friendship.

King Lear's unmentioned Queen is imagined in this feminist prequel to Shakespeare's play.

An improvised Shakespearean play - in Shakespearean English.

A theatrical "biopic" of eighteenth-century Scottish explorer Mungo Park.

An incomprehensible, immersive fifty minutes of fear as you wonder what uncomfortable thing will happen to you next.