A good show that tackles a hard subject in an intelligent way. The torment is expertly portrayed and we have some star actors in the making.

Not about the famous golf-course in the USA...

Back from her Vaults Festival debut last year with 'For A Black Girl', Nicole is back with her brand new spoken word piece 'I stopped... when.' which already has Lynn Gardner's approval! 

Will they stop the Mansplainer in time? This new musical provides some entertainment, hosts some great performers, and is somewhat inventive for how they put it all together & use an effective set.

New dark comedy about the American reproductive rights debate, one week before the Irish referendum 

A dedication by CS Lewis opens the door to another wardrobe in this delicate reflection on growing up, imagination and faith.

GREATER MANCHESTER THEATRES LAUNCH A FREE CRITICAL WRITING PROGRAMME LED BY LEADING THEATRE CRITICS ANDREW HAYDON AND CATHERINE LOVE.

Darkly amusing and brilliantly written new theatre

Dark humour playfully dances on the thin line between imagination and reality - Written by Peter Kenny

Three things we never thought taking a show to Brighton Fringe would entail: learning to create a website from scratch, placing digital handprints all over Jimmy Savile's face, and running around Battersea Park holding tin foil underneath an actor's chin.

Distortion will show at Venue 18 - Waterfront 2, 9th - 15th May, courtesy of Sweet Venues. The show has a 14+ age guidance as it contains explicit scenes, themes and language that young viewers may find distressing. Tickets: http://sw.tickets.red61.com/performances.php?eventId=18:624