“The Great Divide” by Cristina Henríquez is a sweeping novel that brings to life the untold stories behind the construction of the Panama Canal.

Angeline Boulley's "Warrior Girl Unearthed" is a thought-provoking YA mystery that tackles crucial issues of cultural heritage and Indigenous rights.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, directed by James Hyland, is an absurdist and immersive play that delves into memory loss and madness.

In “No Land to Light On”, Yara Zgheib delivers a poignant story of the cruel uncertainties faced by immigrants. 

"The Golden Frog Games" by Claribel A. Ortega is a spellbinding sequel that combines magic, friendship, and mystery. 

This short story collection restores Oliver's important voice to the literary canon, showcasing her talent for capturing the toll of living under oppression.

Robert Louis Stevenson's novella comes to life in this stripped back one man performance of the most chilling tale you'll see this Summer.

"The Women" delivers a powerful and emotionally resonant exploration of the Vietnam war. 

"I write from a place of great silence, so I never think about what messages I am trying to get through. If anyone in the audience sees some part of their own life’s experiences reflected, I would consider myself very rich indeed."

"I performed staring at a giant portrait of Thatcher. I don’t know if the audience have fully recovered but I still have PTSD."

"We humans just keep going heartbreak after heartbreak, it’s great and devastating in equal measures and of course it’s also very funny."

Celebrating nearly sixty years of groundbreaking work, "Two Steps at a Time" offers an exhilarating dive into the universe of Algerian-German artist Hamid Zénati. This exhibition also marks the second-ever institutional showcase of the artist.