Shows

Our ensemble plays – How to Start a Riot, I Think I’m a Feminist and Fix – toured nationally, to critical acclaim. In 2015, we began creating solo shows, with devising and collaboration at their heart.

Labels premiered at Pleasance, Edinburgh 2015, where it won a Fringe First, and went on to win several other theatre awards during its UK and international tours. Monster began its life at Pleasance, and toured the UK and Australia from 2016-2019. In 2022, Fanboy premiered at Pleasance, then transferred to Soho Theatre for a week-long run, amid its UK tour.

In 2024, we premiered our first two-hander, It’s the Economy, Stupid! at Pleasance, Edinburgh Festival Fringe,  which then transferred to Soho Theatre and is still touring the UK.

We are currently working on two new shows for 2026…watch this space!

How to Start a Riot, used crowd psychology to unpick the causes of civil unrest.

 I Think I’m a Feminist asked why some men – who believe in gender equality – refuse to call themselves feminists.

Labels used a real, family story to answer the question: “where are you from, from?”

Monster wove contrasting masculine voices to examine the what lies beneath violent impulses.

Fix used song and storytelling to try and better understand behavioural addiction.

Fanboy is a love-hate letter to pop-culture, which exmaines the thrill of nostalgia and the cost of living in the past.

It’s the Economy, Stupid! uses stage magic and innovative projection-mapping to tell the story of a real family caught up in a recession, and weigh the cost of widespread financial illiteracy in an increasingly unequal world.