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A commendable revival of Noel Coward’s comedy about death and spirits that's entertained us since 1941.

Aleshea Hariss’ new play is more than just a tale about revenge, with a stunning exploration of identities, control and trauma.

A funny and poignant exploration of one man up against the universe, both the one in the sky and the one in his head.

A moving, light-hearted exploration of the ways we obsessively live (and relive) our memories to the brink of reality and conjecture.

A powerful exploration of the complex outpouring of emotions, reactions and behaviours that followed the deadly terror attacks of 9/11.

Susan Hill’s fantastical tale of a small English town struggling with superstition and supernatural happenings comes alive on stage.

A rich exploration of Handel’s opera of rage, power and desire, with strong music performances and an appreciable contemporary treatment.

A new two-hander play written by Paul Bradshaw about a gay man on a path to self-improvement.

A heart-warming and witty exploration of two young people caught on either side of the deviously complex modern dating game.

Halfpace Theatre offers a playful, powerful and intriguing take on Goethe’s Faust through physical theatre and scenographic elements.

Fresh perspectives on how digital communications is evolving (or devolving, depending on who you ask) through a humorous ensemble-led show.

A thrilling exploration of a family’s struggle with the supernatural and the demons they carry within.

A deliciously funny and heartwarming take on how convoluted modern relationships can get when their very foundation is threatened.

A new age retelling of a 4000-year-old poem from ancient Egyptian literature, based on the adventures of warrior king Sinuhe.

An enjoyable revival of Elyotand’s humorous account of Guy and his friends as they lived through the early years of the AID crisis,