Category: Upcoming Productions

Audrey Shalosh has lived a life full of stories. Some she’s proud of. Some she’d rather forget. And some that refuse to stay buried. When she arrives in the afterlife, Audrey isn’t met with quiet reflection, but with bright lights, a live audience, and a host who already knows everything. In Moroni Live, her life is laid out piece by piece — every choice, every misstep, every moment that shaped who she is. As the line between judgement and entertainment begins to blur, Audrey is faced with more than just her past. She must decide how to own it. Bold, heartfelt, and sharply funny, The Book of Audrey explores identity, accountability, and the power of telling your story in your own voice. Because when your life becomes a spectacle… who really gets to decide its worth?

When he returns home for his father’s funeral, Dexter is confronted with ghosts from his past, reminding him of a time he worked hard to forget. As the memories creep back in, a vengeful Dexter decides to search for the man who tortured him all those years ago. 

This is a play with themes of sisterhood and secrets about sexuality.

Sam is reluctant  to tell her elderly mum about her new partner, Jen. When Sam returns home to help her mum after a stay in hospital, Eve her sister brings up the bad feeling between them which arose because Sam had kept her sexuality secret for most of their lives. When mum returns secrets about her lost and found loves leave them both surprised. This play looks at how adults behave as children when they return to their family home and how the family home is soon to be changed forever.

With their plane delayed due to a power cut, George and Lynda Sumner debate the meaning of life,
the common bluebottle, sex tapes and the pros and cons of a KFC … but it soon becomes clear that
Lynda’s journey is one way and that George has been hiding a painful secret for all their married
life…
Terminal 2 is a tragi-comedy drama about unconditional love, life, death, and late-life sexuality.