Which beetle has a blaster on its bottom? Which minibeast is barely the size of a full stop? Which eight-legged hunter has fangs as big as a cheetah’s claws? Join poet Simon Mole and musician Gecko for a family show full of poems, raps and songs all about your favourite bugs (and some you haven’t […]
Which beetle has a blaster on its bottom? Which minibeast is barely the size of a full stop? Which eight-legged hunter has fangs as big as a cheetah’s claws? Join poet Simon Mole and musician Gecko for a family show full of poems, raps and songs all about your favourite bugs (and some you haven’t […]
Discover how biology and engineering combine in this interactive family show exploring biomimicry! Get up close and hands-on with snakes, lizards, tarantulas and cockroaches, and learn how they inspire cutting-edge technology – from gecko sticky tape to snake venom in medication. Alongside meeting some awesome animals, you’ll get the chance to take part in fun […]
Get up close with biomimicry in this hands-on workshop from ZooLab. Building on the themes of the earlier show, this intimate session takes a deeper dive into how nature has inspired scientists and engineers to design new materials, new technology and new ways of doing things. Meet even more incredible animals – including snakes, lizards, […]
Bad day? Time for a little treat. Good day? I think that deserves a little treat. With the end of her twenties rapidly approaching, one of New Zealand’s most popular comics unpacks the last decade of her life. As seen on Taskmaster NZ, and after complete sell-out seasons at Edinburgh Fringe and Melbourne Festivals. Go […]
Bad day? Time for a little treat. Good day? I think that deserves a little treat. With the end of her twenties rapidly approaching, one of New Zealand’s most popular comics unpacks the last decade of her life. As seen on Taskmaster NZ, and after complete sell-out seasons at Edinburgh Fringe and Melbourne Festivals. Go […]
Life Learnings of a Nonsensical Human is an ode to the joy and complexities of friendship, queerness and raving. To the kindness of strangers, to the heart-break of loss and missing and finding joy in the most unlikely places. These stories are for old ravers and fun makers, for anyone who has had a best […]
Lucy Clark is a disabled dance artist and choreographer producing highly rhythmical contemporary dance theatre pieces infused with elements of tap, hip hop, and jazz. Her work combines her lived experiences with elements of neuropsychology, in order to produce performances that encourage connection by initiating conversations that usually remain unspoken. Since graduating from Trinity Laban […]
Following an award winning sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Alison Spittle is touring “her finest show to date” (The Scotsman). A man told Alison to sit down and now she’s doing a whole stand up show about it. After an encounter on a train with a man triggers a series of events that change […]
Newly-widowed Mrs Lovett needs to find a way to survive. Using skills learned from a whaler father, a courtesan mother and a butcher husband, Eleanor “recalibrates” her life – and her relationship with God. An origin story set before her infamous partnership with Sweeney Todd, we discover what would later lead her to turn pie-maker. […]
Voice Of My Own tells the inspiring true story of Daniel Jillings, the Lowestoft D/deaf teenager who campaigned for the British Sign Language GCSE. From the Suffolk coast to the steps of Parliament, Daniel’s remarkable story is one of courage, resilience and the power of youth to create change. Join Eastern Angles for this true […]
Voice Of My Own tells the inspiring true story of Daniel Jillings, the Lowestoft D/deaf teenager who campaigned for the British Sign Language GCSE. From the Suffolk coast to the steps of Parliament, Daniel’s remarkable story is one of courage, resilience and the power of youth to create change. Join Eastern Angles for this true […]
