Riotously filthy punk folk cabaret about 19th-century London is flick-knife sharp

The ‘critically endangered’ puppet from Australia is back to reflect on how the world is going to hell

A show to make his mum proud...

An  enjoyable hour of whimsy and skill, and well worth going along to – just don't forget to bring 50p!

It is perfectly valid to scream at seagulls, they deserve it.

What is going on here?

Elz, Jams, Toni and Jaime, are living in a hostel, each fighting their own battles. 'Rapsody' follows them facing the realities of our class system through live rap, trap and drill.

Roann Hassani McCloskey presents a deep dive into her own life story through ‘Who Murdered My Cat?’

A gently captivating reprisal of an in-depth character study about a remarkable woman

This is good family circus which entertains.

This is a must see production at Assembly Hall which tackles the question of what it means to be a woman through contemporary dance, physical theatre and circus.

Located in the ex-Soviet ghost town of Pyramiden, two caretakers share their competing conceptions of Russia.