A musical concert show about the music and life of George Gershwin, one of history’s most famous composers. The show is set in a mansion

Does art truly reflect real life, or the other way round?  This play by Tom Stoppard, first performed in 1982, explores the possibilities and consequences.  It

The first show of our 2012-13 season is a mystery farce. Has the bride of less than a day really killed her husband, or has he merely disappeared, as she desperately tries to convince the puzzled police?

Just in time for Christmas, Mike Kenny’s adaptation for the stage of the well-known children’s classic.

Dario Fo’s hilarious and satirical farce (more often known as ‘Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!’), in a translation by Joseph Farrell.

Witches can’t fall in love – but what might happen if they do? A very bewitching comedy by John van Druten

‘Life being what it is, one dreams of revenge.’ David Hare’s intimate, complex play, set on the Isle of Wight, explores the relationship between two women with a shared history

One of Shakespeare’s greatest and most challenging plays.

‘First seen in 2001, Charlotte Jones’s play is an English country Hamlet featuring the melancholic figure of Felix Humble, a ill-adjusted physicist whose attempts to conceive a