Sue, an IT Support Technician in her 60s, wakes from a coma to discover half the world has been zombified. After accidentally killing the prophesied 'Chosen One', Sue assumes their identity to avoid getting caught, and has to save humanity herself. Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about purpose, second chances and embracing the uncertainty of life.
SPACE DADDY is a queer comedy about a hook up between a young gay guy named Andy and a mysterious hunk he meets on the dating app 'Strangr' - which has some some... out-of-this-world consequences. Written by Joe Jordan and directed by Stephen Carruthers. The cast is led by Noah Thomas (Everything Now, Everyone's Talking About Jamie) and Funso Foluso Henry.
"Why would you write a comedy about the loss of a parent?" "... Seemed like a good idea at the time... And someone might as well do it" Come and share in the hilarious and heartwarming story of Good Grief. Be a part of the team and help make this film. We have everything in place; Crew, Locations, actors and will power. We just need your help to get us there.
The Bay is a stop-motion short exploring grief, d/Deafness and unexpected connection. Lonely GIRL is struggling with loss, meets an isolated BOY, and their bond—helped by a friendly dog—offers solace beyond words. Directed by Sophie Simnett, produced by Benjamin Jacob Smith and Sophie Stacey, and animated by Studio Linguini, the film targets festivals including Venice, Tribeca, and LFF.
Bea P. Deigh is a darkly comedic one woman show set at Brain Inc (the tiny office that lives in everyones head). The show follows Bea as she navigates and controls the mind of her client. Performed and written by Arden Winant, Directed by Grainne Robson and Produced by Hannah Jayne.
Chosen: A New Musical
Space Daddy
Good Grief
The Bay
Bea P. Deigh
Brendan Denise is a solitary estate agent, leading a quiet life on the fringes of ordinary society, perpetuating a routine of selling a house he never allows anyone to buy. For the house holds one crucial element he cannot part with: its toilet.
67 Ondine Close is an absurd and surreal short film musing on reality itself and the strange, often invisible, worlds we all live in.
When a young delivery driver’s truck breaks down in the middle of nowhere, his search for help leads him down a grim path of misfortune…”
Aimed at dark comedy and suspense-lovers, RUSTBUCKET is a short film that delves into the hopeless, monotony of the average youngster’s day job.
A Victorian drama about a fisherman who puts it all on the line...
Will the unpredictable odds work in his favour, or will he be forced to face the consequences of gambling?
Summoning Sondheim is a musical comedy séance where we summon theatre kids’ Lord and Savior, Stephen Sondheim, to save musical theatre and therefore, the world.
Sue, an IT Support Technician in her 60s, wakes from a coma to discover half the world has been zombified. After accidentally killing the prophesied 'Chosen One', Sue assumes their identity to avoid getting caught, and has to save humanity herself. Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about purpose, second chances and embracing the uncertainty of life.
"Discomfort Zone" is an observational documentary about Ricky Banner, a former Sergeant in the Irish Guards, who turned his trauma from life-changing injuries and personal loss into a mission to support men’s mental health. Through his free outdoor programs in Snowdonia, Ricky challenges stigma, fostering resilience and connection. The film explores his journey and the lives he impacts.
During a COVID-19 lockdown, a young man’s care for his ailing best friend living in the same house forces them to confront their unspoken desires and identity in a foreign land.
Magic is a short film about young Harriet who tries to save herself and her family from an abusive figure, by delving into the world of magic. Inspired by the social realism, ‘Magic’ plays on the childhood ideas where everything is possible, even if it means making something disappear for good… as if by magic.
Written and Directed by Louise C Galizia, produced by Candid Broads.