A petty crook can't believe his eyes when he recognises a face from the past. Has he just seen a ghost or is this the legendary 7th man who stole part of the gold bullion in a heist some 40 years earlier.
A boy named Markus scouts a rave looking for another boy, Lukas, who he knew a long time ago. As the night turns into dawn, present merges into past, revealing the psyche of a boy consumed by the hedonism of a life turned wrong.
Ukulele Days is a feel-good new musical for actor-musicians and the world’s cheeriest instrument. At the Seaside Ukulele Festival, music brings a community together – but first, there are bitter rivalries, family dynamics, and exploding egos to sort out. Think Pitch Perfect meets Much Ado About Nothing, set at a ukulele festival.
Dirt is a film about surrendering to and revelling in life's chaos. A single mother and her young son transmute numbness into aliveness, freedom and awe.
26th - 30th September 2023 A new solo musical: BoyBi is an exhilarating new musical exploring the self-discovery journey and adversity of growing up bisexual. The show is raw, emotional, funny and uplifting. BoyBi premiered to a sell-out audience at Clapham Fringe in October 2022and is now back, bigger and better for one week at the Turbine Theatre. Written and performed by Evan Reynolds, directed
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ABANDON BERLIN
Ukulele Days: a new musical
Dirt - Short Film
BOYBI The Musical
Success means many different things. Accomplishment in some artistic sense, or maybe just lauding it over your contemporaries. Failure could be anything at all.
In equal parts wincing as it is hilarious, My Plan For Tomorrow is an exhibition of unsound ambition and unbridled narcissism.
Written by George Abbott and produced by Enrose Ramos.
John is leaving for university, sending him and his partner Kelsey back into a long-distance relationship. Not willing to say goodbye, Kelsey tries to get him to enjoy their last moments together.
For trans man Jamie, a one-night stand is more than just sex, it's a question of self-worth.
Ukulele Days is a feel-good new musical for actor-musicians and the world’s cheeriest instrument. At the Seaside Ukulele Festival, music brings a community together – but first, there are bitter rivalries, family dynamics, and exploding egos to sort out. Think Pitch Perfect meets Much Ado About Nothing, set at a ukulele festival.
Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about a woman pretending to be the messiah during a zombie apocalypse. The show explores what it means to be ‘enough’ and understanding that we are the things we do. We are presenting a rehearsed reading of the first 45 minutes of "Chosen" at The Other Palace theatre in London Victoria as part of their "Musical Bites" programme.
Charlotte and Jacqueline, two young women, swap jokes and comfortable silences on a bus journey through the idyllic English countryside. As time goes by we discover that there is something more than meets the eye. Saying goodbye to a loved one for the last time is never easy, but a bus full of goodbyes is heartbreaking, an end of infinity, a bus of one last moments.
A boy named Markus scouts a rave looking for another boy, Lukas, who he knew a long time ago. As the night turns into dawn, present merges into past, revealing the psyche of a boy consumed by the hedonism of a life turned wrong.
