An audacious and unsettling story that grapples to retain its focus.

A beautiful celebration of Islam and the unique experiences of British Muslims.

An exploration into rich, pertinent topics, undermined by an abrupt ending.

Absurdly surreal and jam-packed with Gwyneth-centric humour.

Poetic script and virtuosic performance combine to create an intimate and deeply affecting portrait.

Memory of a place can be intricately tied to the memory of a person

Interesting premise let down by overly self-involved characters and jagged, non-overlapping stories.

Combines chaos and sass to achieve a festive death drop.

Intricately woven, a triumphant success won’t be this show’s strangest achievement.

Highlights the society's disconnection and failure to recognise the need of disadvantaged.

Barely understandable and incredibly irreverent improvised play that will put you in the Christmas spirit.

Technically impressive and emotionally resonant.

Interview with Aoife Keenan, actor and writer. Her new play, SCRATCHES was nominated for both an Offie and a VAULT Festival Award.

Refreshing, telling and destigmatises self-harm.

Complex intercession between reality and dreams with less than impactful effects.

Opens a less well-known dimension of football to both aficionados and novices.

Three siblings in an eerie country pub hit with a small dose of supernatural events. What can possibly go wrong?

Makes the audience see eye-to-eye with the people that the neurotypical world fails to see.

Combining master storytelling and puppeteering to send chills down one’s spine.

A recognition to the severity of home abuse and how it can be impossible to escape an abusive situation.