A recent sellout show at the Edinburgh Fringe, Amazons presents a compelling and mesmerising retelling of the stories of women from the world’s largest forest. “Amazon? Online shopping? Nope. Come and discover the real Amazon!” Plant-sitting and live-streaming from her friend’s flat in the U.K., Gayara unearths the untold histories of her Amazonian ancestors, from […]
Under the vast Norfolk skies, a secret is burning. Young Leo Colston is staying at his friend’s grand country house when he becomes caught up in a dangerous web of desire and deception, delivering secret letters between two forbidden lovers. As the summer months pass by, Leo soon finds that even the smallest of actions […]
Under the vast Norfolk skies, a secret is burning. Young Leo Colston is staying at his friend’s grand country house when he becomes caught up in a dangerous web of desire and deception, delivering secret letters between two forbidden lovers. As the summer months pass by, Leo soon finds that even the smallest of actions […]
Three women. Three journeys. One shared search for home. 3 Migrant Women is a striking and intimate exploration of migration, memory, and the profound cost of leaving everything behind. Created and performed by the artists whose stories it tells, the production weaves together movement, song, and storytelling to illuminate the reality of crossing borders, both […]
Three women. Three journeys. One shared search for home. 3 Migrant Women is a striking and intimate exploration of migration, memory, and the profound cost of leaving everything behind. Created and performed by the artists whose stories it tells, the production weaves together movement, song, and storytelling to illuminate the reality of crossing borders, both […]
Set in 19th-century Kerala, Samaram, meaning struggle or battle, tells the haunting and inspiring tale of the “breast tax” imposed on lower-caste women, a symbol of deep-rooted inequality and injustice. Through evocative storytelling, the production traces Nangeli’s unwavering courage as she rises against this brutal system, igniting what would become the Channar Revolt. Samaram is […]
Set in 19th-century Kerala, Samaram, meaning struggle or battle, tells the haunting and inspiring tale of the “breast tax” imposed on lower-caste women, a symbol of deep-rooted inequality and injustice. Through evocative storytelling, the production traces Nangeli’s unwavering courage as she rises against this brutal system, igniting what would become the Channar Revolt. Samaram is […]
Saria Callas is a bold multimedia play about aspiring to be a singer while growing up in a place where it is forbidden for women to sing. Already a bottle of red in, Saria reminisces about her experiences of childhood to womanhood. We revisit Tehran, the schoolbus parties, the wannabe prayer-caller and the secret acts […]
Golden-haired Rapunzel is trapped in her lofty tower by a wicked witch, who lops off the locks of her beautiful hair and sells them for a tidy profit. It’s time for Rapunzel to take charge of her own destiny and figure out a way to escape. This bold and funny adaptation of the much-loved storybook […]
Golden-haired Rapunzel is trapped in her lofty tower by a wicked witch, who lops off the locks of her beautiful hair and sells them for a tidy profit. It’s time for Rapunzel to take charge of her own destiny and figure out a way to escape. This bold and funny adaptation of the much-loved storybook […]
Katie Hurley and Sarah Hehir present in association with Croydonites: Man or Bear is a fast-moving, darkly comic new play about fear, friendship and survival inspired by the viral question ‘Would you rather be alone in the woods with a man or a bear?’ Blending kitchen-sink realism, music and bold physical sequences, it follows three […]
Following two hit UK tours, Biggest Award in Comedy nominee and resident (junior) Doctor Michael Akadiri prescribes Norwich Theatre Stage Two with a potent dose of his latest offering, Don’t Call Me Uncle! Multi-award-winning comedian Michael is proud to wear many hats: doctor, husband & father. Evidently, that list does not include uncle. Yet, despite […]
