Little Eggs Collective return to KXT to present a queer theatre work exploring party culture, psychedelia and violence.
Composer Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique is a romantic epic, a monolithic, dark and perfumed symphony that revels in fascination, obsession, the dizzying highs and self-destructive lows of an artist.
Reimagined into a 50-minute live work for the stage, Little Eggs take a French Symphony from the 1800s and – through live music and movement – present a queer theatre work exploring party culture, psychedelia, and violence.
Three stories examine the meaning of the act of apology and the complex power plays at work.
Jonathan Harvey's tender, open-hearted play about two damaged boys and the love that heals them.
A side-splitting extravaganza for kids shatters the fourth wall and glues it back together with silliness.
Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things is a gender-reversed Pygmalion with a nasty sting in its tail.
