WIP: Jack Norris – To Those Islanders
ABOUT Written and directed by Jack Norris, with support from Arts Council England. To Those Islanders is a haunting and heartfelt piece of physical theatre set on the island of Jersey. It explores our fundamental need to forgive, to connect, and to love. The story begins in 1995 with Ava, a 17-year-old blind foster child […]
Stu McLoughlin in The Tragedy of Omlet (Prince of Henmark) for Living Spit
The brand new comedy musical from Living Spit (makers of There’s Something About Typhoid Mary, Six Wives of Henry VIII, The Passion of Living Spit, Adolf & Winston) by Stu McLoughlin (and William Shakespeare) “O, that this too too solid shell would melt,Thaw and resolve itself into a dew…” The question of suitability to play the Moody Dane has […]
Luca Saraceni-Gunner as Stalin in Love Letters to Stalin
LUCA SARACENI-GUNNER launches theatre company Throughline with their debut show Love Letters to Stalin at the Golden Goose Theatre. The dark comedy follows Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov as he faces censorship, obsession, and an unexpected intervention from Stalin, blurring the line between political terror and surreal fantasy. Throughline – founded by Luca and fellow drama […]
Stu McLoughlin’s Too Many Greek Myths for Living Spit
Fresh from his RSC debut as Launce in Two Gentlemen of Verona this summer, Stu is back with another hilarious offering from his company Living Spit. Squeezing twenty of the greatest Ancient Greek myths into one chaotic, side-splitting show, Living Spit’s Too Many Greek Myths tackles everything from Hades to Heracles, Midas to Medusa, with […]
Tara Fatehi – From The Lips to the Moon
Since 2022, Tara Fatehi has been co-creating and curating From the Lips to the Moon with electronic music composer Pouya Ehsaei—a surreal, improvisational night of sound, poetry, and performance that has become a fixture in London’s experimental scene. Part ritual, part rave, part poetic séance, From the Lips to the Moon brings together live electronics, […]
Elizabeth Peace producer for Lil Miss Lady
Starring Lady Lykez, Lil.Miss.Lady takes you on a journey through the history of Black-British, Bass-music culture from the early stages of Jungle, through UK Garage, Sub-low, Funky House, Dubstep and Grime. Inspired by a series of interviews with influential women in the Grime scene (Lady Stush, Lioness, Queenie, Baby Blue), the show explores what it takes for a […]
Stuart McLoughlin – There’s Something About Typhoid Mary for Living Spit
STUART MCLOUGHLIN is (deep-breath!) producer, performer, director, composer, musical director and co-founder of South West based theatre company Living Spit, who have been producing musical comedy theatre shows since 2012. Their latest offering, There’s Something About Typhoid Mary, opens on 30th September next week at Stu’s home venue The Theatre Shop, Cleveden before beginning its […]
Elizabeth Peace Producing Ignatius! at Tramshed
We’re really looking forward to seeing Elizabeth Peace’s next producing project. As JBR Creative Management are based in Greenwich this is truly a story close to our hearts. Born on a slave ship during the treacherous and inhumane “middle passage”, Ignatius Sancho was raised in Greenwich and made history as the first African in Britain to […]
Elizabeth Peace Associate Producer on With Courage
We love a good collab! In With Courage, Assistant Producer Elizabeth Peace is working with one of our oldest and dearest friends and long-time collaborator Charlie Westenra AND Dyd Wynford plays Trent. With Courage draws on the stories, history and lives of the RNLI’s coastal and inland communities as a celebration and commemoration of this world-renowned […]
Freddie Love in Sex, Drag & Opera
SUPER excited for Freddy Love who will be presenting Sex, Drag & Opera as part of Tania Azevedo‘s artistic takeover season. Join international drag divo and operatic singer, Freddie, for a night at the queer opera. Intimate stories and your favourite arias done… very differently. Freddie penetrates opera’s queer and gender subversive history while questioning their own history […]