World's End was named one of the Daily Telegraph's Top Ten Shows at the 2007 Edinburgh Festival, with cast member Merryn Owen also a Best Actor nominee in The Stage Awards.

Kat is moving out of the London flat she shares with ex-boyfriend, Ben. Helping her are best friend, Thea, and new man in her life, Josh. Ben (who's not even meant to be there) is hurt and angry, and still in love with Kat. But is it now too late to tell her?

In Ron Hutchinson's powerful new satire on the media's manipulation of the images of war, a soldier returns from Afghanistan and tempts a newspaper editor with photos that seem to expose outrageous acts of brutality. But when their authenticity is questioned, how far can the story be spun to stop the real truth from leaking out?

Chaotic, fast, and furious, -Zero- is the new play from multi award-winning Theatre Absolute.

Fantasy and reality combine in this enthralling production, which through exploring the life and popular culture of the unique Amazonian landscape and its people presents a vibrant glimpse into the hidden depths of the Worlds greatest rainforest. Life is dramatically changing for the villagers of Todos Os Santos. As danger and desire are unleashed the Amazon trembles and threatens their very existence. Can the spirits of the forest save our heroes? Will you be one of them? Inspired by the legacy left by the martyred environmental activist and Brazilian people's hero Chico Mendes, this play...

Vibrant, stunning, and darkly entertaining, Adriano Shaplin's play presents a provocative and experimental voyage back in time to an age in which the theater was the new science and philosophy the new religion.

Are we just the puppet of our emotions?
No aspect of our mental life is more important to the quality and meaning of our existence than emotions. They are what make life worth living, or sometimes ending. They are what motivate our behaviour and influence our beliefs.

Maverick Theatre-maker Mick Gordon and neuropsychologist Paul Broks join forces with acclaimed puppeteers, Blind Summit, to use and abuse the tools of the theatre, an art form which creates and manipulates feelings, to explore the complicated and crucial arena of human emotion.

Falk Richter's gripping play examines state control and self control and how the civic dream can turn into an Orwellian nightmare.

A married couple live in what appears to be an ideal neighbourhood, protected from the dangers of the outside world. But what happens when this utopian world becomes a new form of prison?

This version was created by Peter Oswald, with the help of the renowned trumpeter Martin Holland.

Winner of the inaugural Anglo-Swedish Literary Foundation Award 2008.

Two men live in the same apartment block. One likes long walks, Greek myths and foreign languages. The other likes making lists, fixing bikes and blackmail. One day they bump into each other in a local cafe. Only this is no coincidence - one of them has been planning this moment for a very, very long time."