An in-development show exploring the moral paradox of violence as resistance, and specifically the act of assassination. A cinematic, fragmented, soundscape-driven story embodied and grounded by an ensemble of stunning physical performers.

Beats and brass and fish and chips - can Gram save his chip shop, with the help of his challenging new employee, teenager Ayla? And does he even want to?

Getting On is physical theatre show created and performed by real-life mother and son, Chloé Gallien and Dylan Read, and directed by Wils Wilson.

Echo is a comedy play with music inspired by the Greek myth about a nymph who was cursed by the goddess Hera to repeat the words of others. It will feature original songs and creative captioning. Currently in development for touring in 2028

Waiting for the last bus home: who’s there, who passes by, what’s their story? Three performers bring everyday waiting spaces to life through a Hip-Hop dance theatre piece blending spoken word, dance, and music.

2011. A community is under siege. As a Traveller mother fights to save her family’s home, a young priest is pulled into a bitter conflict between Travellers and their settled neighbours - with everything at stake.

A new play by David Greig, directed by Graham Eatough, with music by Nick Powell, Memorabillia is a comic horror story for the 21st century. Commissioned and produced by Fuel.

One of English literature’s most beloved classics is given a contemporary makeover in a fresh and funny adaptation by award winning Scottish playwright Frances Poet, with original music by award winning composer Theo Jamieson.

A new stage production by Pilot Theatre of David Almond's classic book, Skellig, a universal story of love, loss and hope.

A raucous feminist theatre show about reclaiming womxn's voices and bodies that have been 'shushed'.

An absurd musical comedy about grief. Following the huge success of translating their distinctive Theatre of the Funny aesthetic to the world of opera, Spymonkey are again forging new territory in the world of musical theatre.

MY NAME IS A HOMECOMING is a new studio-scale solo performance which combines devised theatre, performance poetry and live art to explore what it is to be trans. Currently seeking venue partners for development & future touring.

A brand new play adaptation of P. G. Wodehouse's hilarious novel, The Luck of the Bodkins.

A New Dance-Theatre Work Exploring Power, Memory and Colonial Narrative Created by Olivier Nominated Choreographer Seeta Patel Commissioned by Sadlers Wells, Funded by Arts Council England

An adaptation of Em Strang’s novel Quinn about an incarcerated male, challenging audiences with powerful questions about radical forgiveness, shame, love and responsibility.

A new production of Little Bulb's best known and loved show.

An interactive family-friendly dance-theatre show focused on encouraging children to move their bodies, use their imaginations, and find joy in reading & books.

A new play in development by Pauline Lynch.

A suite of projects that will be made from Autumn 2028 to Autumn 2031, with work on the small, mid and larger scales

"Phased Out" celebrates the creativity, resilience and richness that disabled people bring to our world — and is a joyful, thought-provoking celebration of difference and identity, told through movement, music and projection.

Tomas is a live two-person play with spatial audio. A gay man in his 40s performs alongside his partner while his inner voice — doubt, memory, self-criticism — plays as immersive surround sound around the audience.

Teen mum, Missie, fights to survive and thrive, by writing songs to her daughter's nursery rhymes playlist. Adapted from the award-winning and nominated novel, Baby Girl by Emma Hill.

Immersive theatre and punk rock combine in this re-imagining of the well loved classic 'Dangerous Liaisons.' A thrilling night for both theatre and live music fans - with the show ending in a live gig featuring all the classic punk hits.

Butterflies by Zoë Bestel & Clare Prenton is a nu-folk, coming-of-age musical set in 2011-2017 through the IndyRef and Brexit years. The musical follows five teens aged 16-22, offering an intimate and immersive in-the-round experience.