From Lincoln Vickery, a fresh new comedy about taboo, fetish and the limits of empathy.
Necrophilia is a fresh new comedy about taboo, fetish and the limits of empathy.
Tracking the lives of three employees at the local mortuary, Lincoln Vickery’s blacker-than-black comedy explores the complexity of romantic entanglements and what it might mean to discover something about your crush you can’t let rest in peace.
Adam Sollis, Ariadne Sgouros, Jack Scott and Emma O’Sullivan feature.
Rainer Werner Fassbinder's Blood on the Cat's Neck views the world through the eyes of an alien observer, Phoebe Zeitgeist.
Playwright David Ireland hurls a grenade at the politics of identity and the madness of bigotry.
Inspiration for The Poor Kitchen comes from sunny travel memoirs and a much darker personal history, writes Daniela Giorgi.
Moscow 1938. Not the best place to have a sense of humour, let alone a yearning for freedom.
A triple bill of solo works explores the complexity of reciprocity while challenging our understanding of our history and place.
In a lawless, apocalyptic London, two brothers survive by orchestrating the decadent fantasies of their rich and powerful clients.
