Reading Time: 3 minutesGood Boy is a dark comedy drama following Boy in the throes of first love with his first, older boyfriend. Based on writer and actor James Farley’s own experiences this play explores the dangerous effects of misogyny within Gay Male relationships.
Reading Time: 3 minutesPolly is a story of what it takes to learn to love yourself. We’ve all been there. Polly knows she loves her boyfriend. And her girlfriend. But somehow the relationships are making her incredibly anxious.
Reading Time: 6 minutesPaying glorious homage to the music of one of the most influential voices in British music, Sarah-Louise Young (Fascinating Aïda, Showstopper! The Improvised Musical) brings her critically acclaimed show An Evening Without Kate Bush to Oxford Playhouse this Autumn.
Reading Time: 3 minutesA gender-bending pantomime romp through beloved fairytales told with drag performers giving (andreceiving) positive lessons on respect, healthy masculinity, periods, and sex positivity.
Reading Time: 2 minutes If you follow someone down a path you don’t recognise, you risk not being able to find your way back
Reading Time: 3 minutesHow do we move against the tides of ourselves and others? When a body changes and bodily tissue shifts, are we the same person at the end?
Reading Time: 2 minutesJames Rowland Dies at the End of the Show is the third and final part of the trilogy which began with critically-acclaimed, sell-out shows, Learning to Fly and Piece of Work, from the creator of the Songs of Friendship Trilogy.
Reading Time: 3 minutesSummer of Harold is a wonderful, playful, funny, and moving triptych of short plays by one of Australia’s most revered and original writers, Hilary Bell.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Bessy Ewa who plays Sybil in Chariots of Fire.
Chariots of Fire, runs in the Crucible from 6 –27 July 2024.
Reading Time: 3 minutesPrepped with a pink treadmill, and a running vest, ready to tell a story based upon her own life, Harriet Madeley and Crowded Room bring their brand new production Outpatient to Summerhall’s Anatomy Lecture Theatre. Harriet takes a magnifying glass to our society’s obsession with death, or obsession with avoiding it - from the rise of the zombie genre to the inevitability of demise.