This is a raw and intense production delivered with a nakedness of emotion that you rarely find outside of the fringe.

Tokyo Rose brings a crucial story to a new audience.

Maria Shehata talks about her life, her parents and her 83-year-old landlady.

Not the Disney Princess you’re used to.

Kirsten Vangsness, American star of Criminal Minds, brings a performance to the Assembly Rooms that is energetic, engaging and comical.

A visually impressive, honest and incredibly skilled presentation exploring the challenges of motherhood in the modern day.

Bethany Heath’s (almost) one woman show, Definitely Louise, explores her character’s loneliness and inner turmoil in a strong and emotive way.

You're drunk, bonkers, completely off your head. But I'll tell you a secret. All the best people are.

Hilarious, insightful and offering an entirely different perspective on elitism. 

Australian comic, Louisa Fitzhardinge, along with her pianist John, presents Comma Sutra, a comical show discussing the use of improper grammar and punctuation.

Acrobatics, circus, gymnastics, unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. Incredible.

A show that’s weaker than the sum of its parts