Love and the brutality of war are cruelly intertwined in this stage adaptation of Sebastian Faulks’ novel.
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A Caribbean politician, an English racist, and a Home Office mandarin all take to the stage in this drama rooted in the Windrush scandal.
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Friendship, love, and geopolitics collide in this affecting play about two teenagers growing up in pre-partition India.
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This festival of new short plays brings an impressive array of styles and topics to the stage, united by a macabre over-arching horror slash satire.
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This curious production plays with our British exceptionalism in two ways: our mythology of the Second World War, and our kneejerk reaction to the name Boris.
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The political meets the personal in this engaging tale of how three decades of economic turmoil – and the theories that underpinned it – affected a Devon family.
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We are so deluged by horror and gore these days that it’s easy to glibly pass by warnings about shocking content: don’t make that mistake with this evening of short plays at the Sewell Barn.
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What a ride! One of Agatha Christie’s most famous novels is brought stylishly to life in this new touring production of Murder On The Orient Express.
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We live in times where it is hard to know what to believe, where politicians tell us black is white and friends reveal unexpected eccentricities in social media posts.
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This play – and this production of it – pulls of the rare feat of being deeply moving and riotously funny; a dark comedy that touches raw nerves and funny bones in near equal measure.
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The classic murder mystery board game is back for another stage adaptation, where all is not as it seems and danger lurks around every corner.
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Hitchcock’s taught thriller is transformed into a theatrical farce in this gloriously silly comedy drama.
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It launched as a sitcom more than 30 years ago, but now Drop The Dead Donkey is back as a stage show.
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We’ve all fantasised about it: but would winning the lottery really change your life?
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When a group of primary school children decide to help their new friend – a Syrian refuge – strange things happen, in this charming stage adaptation.
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