Kirsten Waller

A pseudo-profound look at life that isn't as clever as it thinks it is.

Explorations of human psychology rarely whip along at such a thrilling pace, in this new adaptation of the Russian classic.

Skill and soulfulness combine in a dazzling display of how life affirming dance can be.

A haunting slice of early 20th Century Hebridean life, with a bitter sting in the tale.

A poignant and calming Viennese tour, taking in life, art and loneliness.

A delicious cocktail of delicate arias and exquisite staging, from these two stunning explorations of the deadly power of love.

Comedy-as-protest, as performers, activists and Festival-goers gather round the Russian Consulate.

An inventive exploration of fear in all its forms, delivered with an unusually kind comedic ear.

A passionate middle aged rant that has a bleeding, brilliant social heart.