Becoming Nancy is a heartfelt and affirming musical that explores themes of identity, love, and self-acceptance in 1970s South London.

This purist production of 'The Wild Duck' brings to life Ibsen's classic, delving into the unfolding complex family dynamics at the heart of one man's search for truth.

 Ontarios Singer-Songwriter Opeongo debuts stunning Eventual Mt. Lee LP, out now

“This Motherless Land” by Nikki May is a beautiful novel that delves into identity, culture, and the bonds of family across generations.

Dive head-first into the city’s kaleidoscopic art-underworld and resurface with your eyes wide open. Giving the city’s most vibrant and unique residents the chance to explore, experiment, and embrace arts at their most original.

How Does It Feel? offers an engaging examination of the themes of possession and automation. With a varied line-up of diverse artists spanning live art, dance, and installation; the performances evoke a rich tapestry of thoughts and emotions.

Zer-Brech-Lich ventures boldly into the terrain of fragility, inviting audiences to reconsider how physical differences shape our experiences and perceptions. 

Dana Michel's MIKE offers a slow, insightful meditation on the nature of labour, rendered with the strangeness and detachment of performance art. 

Manual is a captivating one-to-one performance that invites participants on a personal journey through the Birmingham library, transforming a public space into a realm of sensory exploration and heightened awareness. 

‘¡VIVA!’ boldly subverts traditional gender roles in flamenco, delivering a vibrant and captivating performance.

Twine is an ambitious and deeply personal exploration of adoption, family, and identity. 

Batty Bwoy is an affecting celebration of sensuality and an invitation to challenge sexual biases.